Worked nicely with my out of ordinary setup!
I have two 4k monitors and this thing is driving them on 60Hz with HDR without problems.
It decodes audio to optical but the most you can get with optical is DTS 5.1.
In my case I have Arcana HD Fury device output going into the matrix, while eArc Arcana output going to Sonos and Dolby Atmos works very well.
In my setup I also have extra HDMI switch switching between PC cable and AppleTV and having three devices in sequence does not affect video quality at all - same 4k 60Hz with HDR works well (ApplTV/PC -> IoGear HDMI switch -> Arcana eArc extractor -> Ferrisa matrix -> Monitor)
The following sequence of transformations also works very well (4k 6Hz HDR with two monitors) for my Macbook: Macbook -> Thunderbolt cable -> Belkin Connect Thunderbolt station -> two thunderbolt to HDMI transformers (Belkin) + one cable to USB switch -> Ferrisa HDMI -> Monitors
One warning to save you 8+ hours of troubleshooting in future.
In this setup cables quality matters a lot. I tried few brands and had few sleepless nights before I discovered some cables just affect entire system and matrix and made setup unreliable.
In the end I identified that thunderbolt->HDMI cables were the cause of my problems, I ordered few more Belkins instead of the brand I was using and everything started working flawlessly
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Plug and playThe matrix is plug and play equipment. There is no extra set up in your TV or input devices. Simply plug in your devices and your ready. |
Have more funFERRISA HDMI Matrix could support the use in various occasions, can connect 4 signal sources at the same time, two output devices can display the same picture or different pictures. In addition, this 4 in 2 out HDMI matrix switch could be connected to audio devices (Optical / 3.5mm port), both output devices can enjoy audio separately. |
High-performance chipITE high-performance chip ensures efficient signal transmission and eliminates undesirable phenomena such as blurred images, snowflake screen and splash screen. |
What you get1x HDMI Matrix Switch, 1x 5V Power Adaptor, 1x User Manual. |
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| Price | $44.99 | $53.99 | $17.99 | $20.59 | $178.99 | $27.99 |
| Resolution | 4K@30Hz | 4K@60Hz | 4K@30Hz | 4K@60Hz | 8K@60Hz | 4K@60Hz |
| HDMI | HDMI 1.4b | HDMI 2.0 | HDMI 1.4 | HDMI 2.0b | HDMI 2.1 | HDMI 2.0b |
| Indicator Light | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Control way | Button/IR remote | Button/IR remote | / | Button/IR remote/Auto | Button/IR remote | / |
| HDCP | HDCP 1.4 | HDCP 2.2 | HDCP 1.4 | HDCP 2.2 | HDCP 2.3 | HDCP 2.3 |
| Input port | 4 HDMI Input | 4 HDMI Input | 1 HDMI Input | 4 HDMI Input | 4 HDMI Input | 1 HDMI Input |
| Output port | 2 HDMI Output + 2 Optical +2 L/R | 2 HDMI Output + 2 Optical +2 L/R | 3 HDMI Output | 1 HDMI Output | 2 HDMI Output + Optical + L/R | 2 HDMI Output +SPDIF + Coaxial + 3.5mm |
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| connector type | HDMI | 3.5mm Jack, HDMI | HDMI | HDMI | HDMI | HDMI |
| number of ports | 4 | 3 | 4 | 6 | 4 | 4 |
| connector gender | Female | — | Female | Female-to-Female | Male | Female |
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Does the job really well
Works well and have been using since I received it without any problems. Saves a lot of headaches when you only have three HDMI’s. New TV only 3HDMI’s which is a pain in the neck. But this switcher solves the problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2019
Size: 4K@30Hz 4x2 HDMI MatrixVerified Purchase
The HDMI matrix is essentially a screen cloner for 4 devices to 2 screens with 2 audio outputs (one for each output screen). It has 4 HDMI inputs, 2 HDMI outputs, 2 analog audio outputs and 2 optical audio outputs. On the front of the panel, there are 8 output LEDs (each designate which device is outputting on which display), one IR led for IR input from the remote control, a power LED, and 2 Key buttons. The housing is completely metal, steel, if I am not mistaken... very sturdy.
I only used 3 displays but it was mainly because I only had 3 devices to display from, however, the outputs were up to 4K as listed. I used a 4K Roku, a laptop, and a desktop. I had one audio out via optical audio to a sound bar, and one audio out via HDMI. There were no issues with functionality with this device. Using the 3 devices, and the remote, I was able to easily switch between inputs and output their display on the respective screen and if that device outputting to the screen had audio, and the optical cable associated with that output was plugged in, the audio would play with no discernible impact to quality of the audio as it was completely digital. The instructions for the matrix came in quite handy as it tells you on the back which switches should be in which position to enable which features, so this is one device that takes the user manual seriously... DON'T THROW IT AWAY! This is not exactly user-friendly. Basic functionality is pretty simple and straight-forward, but there are many different specific settings that may leave you wondering why 3D didn't work, or why your outputs are not 4K... that's all in the user manual. That being said, setting it up with the user manual isn't difficult either, since the switches are either up or down, 1 or 2, so just pick what setting you want, see what the manual says it is, and set it.
I see myself using this in my office, but not for dual monitor setup, more for entertainment purposes--setting up display for my server and Roku devices, maybe an input as a third display on my desktop for videos, etc. This did not recognize the two outputs as two separate monitors if you did not have two outputs from your computer into two separate inputs on the matrix, so don't get this thinking you can get dual monitor usage out of it, it's a screen cloner--sends one signal to two screens, like a presentation.
The only criticism I would have really is the Output LEDs. When one LED lights up, the one immediately adjacent to it also lights up a bit. This doesn't take away from the fact that the one lighting up is MUCH brighter than the others, but it seems like a small oversight. I would place even a small barrier between the LEDs to prevent light leaking... it would not be a large expense for the manufacturer, and would result in a much cleaner-looking product.
All-in-all, excellent product. And for $42, it's a good deal.
I only used 3 displays but it was mainly because I only had 3 devices to display from, however, the outputs were up to 4K as listed. I used a 4K Roku, a laptop, and a desktop. I had one audio out via optical audio to a sound bar, and one audio out via HDMI. There were no issues with functionality with this device. Using the 3 devices, and the remote, I was able to easily switch between inputs and output their display on the respective screen and if that device outputting to the screen had audio, and the optical cable associated with that output was plugged in, the audio would play with no discernible impact to quality of the audio as it was completely digital. The instructions for the matrix came in quite handy as it tells you on the back which switches should be in which position to enable which features, so this is one device that takes the user manual seriously... DON'T THROW IT AWAY! This is not exactly user-friendly. Basic functionality is pretty simple and straight-forward, but there are many different specific settings that may leave you wondering why 3D didn't work, or why your outputs are not 4K... that's all in the user manual. That being said, setting it up with the user manual isn't difficult either, since the switches are either up or down, 1 or 2, so just pick what setting you want, see what the manual says it is, and set it.
I see myself using this in my office, but not for dual monitor setup, more for entertainment purposes--setting up display for my server and Roku devices, maybe an input as a third display on my desktop for videos, etc. This did not recognize the two outputs as two separate monitors if you did not have two outputs from your computer into two separate inputs on the matrix, so don't get this thinking you can get dual monitor usage out of it, it's a screen cloner--sends one signal to two screens, like a presentation.
The only criticism I would have really is the Output LEDs. When one LED lights up, the one immediately adjacent to it also lights up a bit. This doesn't take away from the fact that the one lighting up is MUCH brighter than the others, but it seems like a small oversight. I would place even a small barrier between the LEDs to prevent light leaking... it would not be a large expense for the manufacturer, and would result in a much cleaner-looking product.
All-in-all, excellent product. And for $42, it's a good deal.
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