The HDMI Video Scaler allows one HDMI source to be distributed to one HDMI display. The scaler supports video sources up to 4096 x 2160 @ 60 Hz, 12 bit color and HD audio. The scaler is able to upscale up to 3840 x 2160 @ 60Hzand downscale to 1024 x 768 @ 60 Hz. It is HDCP 2.2 compliant, has audio extraction capability, OSD (On Screen Display) configuration menu, and may be controlled via RS232.
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If you can't see the screen for setup, you either press twice then enter while pausing in between, or, you order (if you don't have one) an RS232 to USB interface and then adapt the end to match the connector. I haven't seen RS232 on my computers for a couple of generations now. The scaler has a USB Host interface to do firmware updates, why not a USB interface to configure? That's my main complaint. It has been working great after I finally got it running. So far it's been solid.
I purchased this video scaler to convert UHD to HD from a 4K Roku. The actual down scaling of pixels with this product looks very good. It did not pass Atmos sound as claimed. I had to position it after the sound processor to get any sound through it. It altered the video image severely with the factory default video settings. I used a serial port on it with their software management tool to eliminate the problem. I would not purchase this product if you cannot access these setting with a Windows PC and an RS-232 connection. The setting do hold through power cycling. Every video source is converted to 60 Hz. There is no pass through function for frequency. It does accept 24 Hz sources. Every video source is converted to RGB. No option is provided for YCbCr output. It runs fairly hot. I turn it off when not in use.
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