EVanlak Hdmi Edid Emulator Passthrough Eliminated Emulator Adapter 3rd Generrtion Work with Mac Thunderbolt to HDMI Switches/Extender/AV Receiver/Video Splitters 4k- 3840x2160@60Hz-3pack

These EDID emulators are exactly what I needed. I run a SFF with 4 outputs going into an HDMI switch with PiP. After upgrading to a 75" Samsung TV, Windows was constantly rearranging the PiP windows when I shut the TV off, something that did not happen with my older 65" Samsung. These EDID emulators do exactly what they're meant to do, and make Windows think that the monitors are always there. No more rearranging when I turn the TV back on!

Muy buenos

I have several monitors, and I never shut my PC off. So when I'm done with it, I just shut the LCDs off. Problem is, any open windows get all messed up because when you turn a monitor off the EDID information is lost and Windows freaks out and changes res. REALLY annoying. I put these on each monitor and now absolutely nothing happens when I power down the monitors. Sooooo nice! Windows stay right where they were when I shut them off. They are SO worth the money. Speaking of money, these were cheap. I kept seeing EDID emulators running ~$80 so when I saw these as a three pack for thirty bucks cheaper I was, to put it mildly, wary. However they feel like quality parts and perform the job admirably. No problem either with my one monitor I run at 2160p/60hz. So these are simply a good deal :)

These worked on Windows 11 out of the box. On KDE Neon, it initially failed me for no obvious reason. I connected a second display so I see what I was doing and could fiddle with the display settings. I discovered that it did work, but only if I dropped my color resolution to 8 bits per color. I also lost the ability to set my refresh rate to my monitor's maximum of 144 Hz; I'm now limited to 120. Not terrible, but an irritation for sure. While my display is now compromised in both refresh rate and color resolution, it's more important to me that my computers think they're not losing a display when I switch them with my HDMI switch box. That said, I'll eventually want something that performs better.

They are a metal Construction which is great. They work as expected even though a display port to hdmi. However it seems that my notebook doesn't like them caused weird behavior. It seemed to case a fps drop on windows and mouse with a wite haze on screen going through the pass through. It could be my notebook it has been acting really weird lately so im not going to fault the product because it works perfectly fine on my desktop with zero issues im just putting my experience so far in case it helps someone. My notebook is a Alienware 17 r4 by the way and I really think its the notebook causing the issues I described do to possible hardware failure of some sort so take my negative with a grain of salt. So because of that reason im not going to take any stars away.

This EDID passThrough gets different results with different hardware. My desktop GeForce 660 can get 4K 60hz. My laptop ASUS G533 HDMI output can only go to 1920x1080 60Hz, if use displayport output converted to HDMI (using DP - HDMI converter) and then connect this passThrough, can go up to 2560x1440 60Hz, but 4K only 30Hz. My desktop can use this one fine, my laptop use another one which can get me 4K 60Hz (a larger gray color HDMI passThrough, name starting with "p")

I need a solution to connect 2 computer with 2 extended monitors. I use 'CKL' Dual HDMI 2 port KVM Switch. My monitors are samsung CF390 Curved and when I switch between the computer the monitor stay in black mode without the option to turn them on. I found this product and connect 2 EVanlak pieces to nvidia RTX on one computer and 2 EVanlak pieces to the second computer and this emulator pass through didn't solve the problem. still the monitors stay in black.

We had several of these installed in a museum setting. Eventually all of them needed to be pulled because they were blocking the HDMI signal.

Vielleicht kennt ihr das ja (warscheinlich aber nicht) ihr habt ne HDMI Matrix; Switcher; Split. Mit eigener EDID. Die meisten Videokomponenten gehen von 1080 (FHD) über 1200 (WUXGA) direkt zu 2160 (UHD) d.h. obwohl 1440 (QHD) technisch kein problem darstellt lässt Windows einen die Auflösung nicht auswählen weil die EDID sagt "QHD? Kann ich nicht". Und da kommen diese kleinen Helferlein ins Spiel. Entgegen der meisten EDID Emulatoren sind mehr Auflösungen unterstützt und der 1440p Monitor kann endlich wieder auch mit voller Auflösung laufen. Man sollte halt nur grob wissen was man tut. Wählt man eine Auflösung die höher ist als der monitor oder von dessen scaler nicht unterstützt wird gibt's auch kein Bild.

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ESXi 8.0をインストールしたHome Server機に安物のKVMスイッチを繋いだところ画面を切り替えて戻るとモニターを認識しない状態に。 ESXiをインストールする前のWindows 11だった際には問題なく機能していたため、問題自体はESXi側にあるのかもですが、とりあえずかの回避策としてこちらを使用。 無事に画面切り替えから戻ったあともモニターを認識したままになりました。

They work like a charm so far.

HDIDエミュレーション機能がないPC切り替え機でモニターが切断されてしまうのを防ぐために購入 ちゃんと思惑通り4K/60Hzで動作した。