Connect 4 devices with only a single cable to the HDMI connection of your television or projector.
With the Connect 620 UHD 2.0 you can connect up to 4 devices with only one cable to your TV.
The UHD 2.0 series is suitable for connection to the latest Ultra HD devices equipped with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 copy protection.
HDMI 2.0
The most important improvement of the HDMI 2.0 to HDMI 1.4 is a larger bandwidth (higher data rates), thus preventing 4K in higher frame rates and HDR is possible.
The transmitted data quantity is increased to 18 Gbps of 10.2 Gbps. Thus, for example, enables, 4K in 50-60 frame rates per second, 4:4:4 And HDR. HDMI 2.0 also supports the transfer of a higher color range (12-bit instead of 8-Bit) and Dual View.
HDCP 2.2
4K Ultra HD content is becoming more and more the norm. Due to this digital video technology development was today's HDCP copy protection with HDCP 2.2 developed further. The latest Ultra HD content (4K movies or programs) in the best possible image quality play, you need to have all your AV devices of the same chain the HDCP copy protection support 2.2
It is thus not only on the source and the television. Also, if you have a HDMI signal via an HDMI Switch, splitter, AV receiver or a soundbar allow it, these must be HDCP 2.2 compatible all. If not, then, the material is not in the highest possible resolution (1080p instead of 4 K) + acccompanying image quality or sometimes not at all.
Well Prepared
With Marmitek UHD 2.0 switch gear you can prevent such (future) problems and unleash the potential of your (today) devices. This series is HDMI 2.0/HDCP 2.2 compatible and thus the best solution for HDMI devices and the TV set with each other to connect.
"HDR
HDR means high dynamic range and provides images with strongly improved brightness and a higher contrast (brighter white and deeper black). Together with a higher color reproduction is thus a more realistic and exciting picture. However, in order to be able to use, your TV set the HDR HDR feature can support. Material that is played in HDR quality (including 4K Blu-ray, Netflix and YouTube) can then be played quite normal on your TV. HDR adds no additional pixels added as 4K Ultra HD, but can the existing pixels better.
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HDMI switch |
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HDMI |
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