Lindy HDMI 10.2G EDID Emulator, 3840x2160@30Hz support, HDCP Pass-Through, Overcomes EDID Related Problems, Use with PCs and AV Equipment

I couldn't get this to work as an EDID emulator.

Rubbish. Didn't work and doesn't support HDR despite the product description. I wanted to clone my 4k hdr oled to use for my laptop to my nvidia shield for games in HDR.Contacted lindy about this and they didn't even offer me the new one at a lower price or a replacement. Just straight up offered me the hdr one at the extortionate price of £48.78 + £3.99 p&p. Rip off or what.FALSE ADVERTISING.

UPDATEif you're confused about the mentions in this review stating it emulates at 4K60Hz, know that the product description is being continually changed from when I initially bought this. Even with this in mind, the description has been changed to say that the adapter can support 4K, HDR and HDCP while vaguely hinting that you need the emulator adapter to do so, but worded in such a way you may be convinced it comes preloaded with these settings. This wasnt always the case, and the description when I bought it, in no uncertain terms, advertised the default profiles included 4K60HZ with HDR. Even the product title has been changed.For clarity it doesn't include these, its junk, and you can get comparatively better emulators, including their own in-built cloning functionality, for much cheaper.--------------------------------------Despite what the product description says, I cannot get this to report as a HDR capable EDID. It supports UHD Resolutions up to 4K@60Hz, but only reports PC resolutions up to 2K.It is programmable/clonable, but only if you already own the Emulator Programmer hardware, if you don't you're stuck with the EDID preset that is already installed. It gets a second star because at least it supports 4K.If you're after a 4K EDID for a headless media server then this will do you, but not if you want to enable HDR content in windows so you can Stream to a Shield TV like I did! Sent back for a refund.EDIT: revised to one star as you will see by the comment on my review, they're well aware it doesn't support HDR OotB despite it mentioning so in the product description - it's just full on false advertising by this point until they update the description to reflect this. I also recently bought an Assmann Digitus DA70466, which is cheaper than this and has built-in cloning. I wish i'd known about it sooner, not only is it cheaper than this module by a good 25%, it's also cheaper than the Lindy cloning module by more than half and has the same functionality.Between the Assmann being able to clone to deliver 4K60Hz with HDCP and HDR, and the cheapest of the cheap 4k60Hz non-cloning emulators on ebay, I'm throughly convinced now that no Lindy emulators provide value for money. Just steer clear.

Einstöpseln und glücklich sein. Er macht was er soll

Semplicemente non funziona. Collegato tra pc e TV…il risultato è che la scheda grafica non lo rileva.

Cet émulateur ne permet pas de copier l'EDID d'un périphérique ce qui le rend inutile pour l'usage que j'en ai. De plus je n'avais aucun affichage avec une PS5. D'autres émulateurs deux fois moins cher comme l'Assman ou le LogiLink ont parfaitement fonctionnés.