Construction Paper Two Handshake

Two of these digital preamps were used in the construction of my first surround sound microphone array internet appliance. The first stream from the appliance using this preamp went online May 15, 2011 and will be available very soon at @. I have been operating these preamps for 24 hours straight and they are working great. The construction of the unit appears very professional. Operating at about 44db of gain, there was little noise in the stream. However going from 44db to 48 db, the amplifier noise became apparent. If you are looking for a low cost, high qaulity preamp for your computer, this is the preamp to buy.

Paper is fine for construction drawings, easy to load and use.

I have run into a few situations where the handshake between a computer's HDMI and SDI converter didn't go well because of scaling issues that couldn't match on the computer end. This solves that problem and more.

Previous version had handshake issues with my Sony Bravia tv. No issues here. I was able to take advantage of the usb port via enternet and the speed is much faster than the 100 speed limiter on the fire cube. Alexa works great. Unable to work on Gen 2. Perhaps it was defective.

I have used all sorts of hdmi cables from monster to rockfish and so on. I was not able to find one that didn’t have the handshake issue with my devices until I found these. No flickering or issues when switching between sources. Great product. Full 4K and HDR compatibility. Will never purchase hdmi cable from anywhere else, no need to.

This splitter works well and most importantly strips out the HDCP handshake from the outputs. In other words your TV or recording device will be able to record from a source that needs HDCP.

I was having HDMI handshake issues with my Samsung TV, Xfinity X1 Box and my Yamaha receiver. I had to turn everything on several times to get all components to work properly. I hooked up the HD Fury in between the cable box and TV and it works perfect each time. This is a great device.

I had a Roku3 EDID handshake problem. My Roku3 would work with my 15 inch Coby flat panel TV, but NOT with my Samsung Smart TVs, very frustrating. However, the Samsung would play from a DVD player and from a Chromcast device, so I knew it worked ok. I used the Gefen to capture the EDID handshake from the Roku3 to Coby TV connection that worked. Then switched the Gefen to playback and put it between the Samsung Smart TV and the Roku3. Worked great! I suspect the Roku3 to Samsung TV EDID handshake has a timing problem but the Gefen fixes that. A little pricey but I wanted to get to the root of the problem.

Using to distribute SDi signal to projectors that have HDMi inputs. Great picture, never dropped out, very reasonable price! Also used with remote PC that would not handshake with TV Studio HD using hdmi input. I used micro HDMi to SDi then into this SDi to HDMi and into the same hdmi input where it lock on no problem. Same with a GoPro that should have worked as everything I have is 1080/60 but had to use the same micro send/recieve for all to handshake. Blackmagic in deed!

I purchased the Epson SureColor P5370 printer from B&H back in early 2024, and have had it for about eight months.  I have done about 230 prints of various sizes (and paper types) during that time.  The printer arrived in perfect condition. Two people were required to move the printer to my office location (a sturdy table on casters).  The printer has worked flawlessly since I have owned it. I have used Epson sheet and roll print media (e.g., Premium Luster, Exhibition Fiber, and Hot Press Bright) and Moab Lasal matte paper.  With proper settings and printer profiles, all my prints have come out outstanding!  Manually feeding paper can be a bit tricky initially (follow the instructions provided by Epson), but once you get used to the feeding process, it becomes second nature with no problems.  The roll paper feeder (and built-in auto cutter) is wonderful.  I have used roll papers of width 10”, 16”, and 17”.  The smallest sheets that work with this printer are 8” x 10”.  To make birthday and thank-you cards, I have used Moab Lasal double sided 8.5” x 11” sheets – once printed, I fold them in half, and they turn out great.  Two convenient features of this printer are (1) not having to change black inks, and (2) having a paper cassette tray to hold a stack of sheets.  I put 8.5” x 11” plain paper in the tray, and do a weekly nozzle check print to help keep the print head clean and unclogged.  I have not done borderless printing, and I have not used the manual front-loading mechanism.  I downsized from an Epson Stylus Pro 7900 (24-inch roll paper printer), and have not looked back.  All in all, the Epson P5370 printer has worked great and produces beautiful prints!  The only down side that I have found has been the size and weight of the printer.