Nobody wants an HDMI cable running through the middle of their living room. In a home setting, it looks less than organized. In a professional setting, it looks less than professional. Not to mention it’s a tripping hazard attached to what is presumably a decently expensive display. That’s like tying a string to your TV, …
Getting an HDMI signal over a big distance can be tricky. Suppose you wanted to run your connection for a hundred feet. The logistics of running a cable like that is the stuff of nightmares. In most circumstances, it would be nothing short of an ugly fire hazard. Even if it wasn’t, keeping signal integrity …
It’s usually inelegant to run lengthy HDMI cables. At least, unless you’re able to run them inside of a wall. In most circumstances, going wireless is the best option for getting around those kind of issues. Though you’re not going to find great wireless support for UHD content, there are plenty of HDMI sender/receiver kits …
Trying to run HDMI cables over any significant distance can be pretty tedious. In order to not become tripping hazards, or horrible eyesores, those cables need to be tucked away somehow. Some people can avoid the problem with in-wall installations. But with resolution standards on the rise, those people will have to worry about replacing …
Streaming, recording, and broadcasting can be complicated. Because it involves complex interactions between recording software, streaming software, editing software, input devices, output devices, and so on. All of these components are interacting together in some way, even though most are built from disparate brands, and using disparate formatting. ClonerAlliance Chert 4KC It all has to …