I’m looking for some advice in connecting 3 DirecTV DVR’s to 5 TV’s.
All of the source equipment will be in one location in an equipment rack and all connections will be HDMI
I have HDMI over Cat 6 extender runs from the equipment rack to each TV.
What I am trying to accomplish:
Bedroom TV - The ability to watch the DirectTV DVR 3 or the DVD player.
Craft Room TV - Same
Kitchen TV - Same
Living Room TV - The ability to watch the Direct TV DVR 2 or the DVD player or the PS3.
The list of equipment that I am working with:
3 LCD TV’s: One each in the bedroom, craft room & kitchen
2 Plasma’s: One in the living room and one in the basement
3 DirecTV HD DVR’s
1 Playstation 3
1 Sony DVP-CX995V DVD changer
1 Denon AVR-4310CI
This is the diagram of switchers & splitters that I came up with that seems like it would work, but I’m wondering if there would be a better arrangement than this.
Also, will I need just basic HDMI splitters and switches or would I want to use a matrix switcher instead?
I think I know the basics concerning switchers and splitters but not much about matrix switchers.
I like the idea of having just the TV’s mounted on the wall and all of the other source equipment in one place but now I am reading about HDCP handshaking issues and I am concerned that I won’t be able do this as planned.
Thanks.
All of the source equipment will be in one location in an equipment rack and all connections will be HDMI
I have HDMI over Cat 6 extender runs from the equipment rack to each TV.
What I am trying to accomplish:
Bedroom TV - The ability to watch the DirectTV DVR 3 or the DVD player.
Craft Room TV - Same
Kitchen TV - Same
Living Room TV - The ability to watch the Direct TV DVR 2 or the DVD player or the PS3.
The list of equipment that I am working with:
3 LCD TV’s: One each in the bedroom, craft room & kitchen
2 Plasma’s: One in the living room and one in the basement
3 DirecTV HD DVR’s
1 Playstation 3
1 Sony DVP-CX995V DVD changer
1 Denon AVR-4310CI
This is the diagram of switchers & splitters that I came up with that seems like it would work, but I’m wondering if there would be a better arrangement than this.
Also, will I need just basic HDMI splitters and switches or would I want to use a matrix switcher instead?
I think I know the basics concerning switchers and splitters but not much about matrix switchers.
I like the idea of having just the TV’s mounted on the wall and all of the other source equipment in one place but now I am reading about HDCP handshaking issues and I am concerned that I won’t be able do this as planned.
Thanks.
