Question 1

Is the zero setting the lowest or highest setting. do i adjust to 9 for maxim footage? zero for lowest? thanks

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Hi,Thanks for asking!Typically zero is the lowest and nine is the highest. However, it does differ per setup, so a similar length run will not always need the same number.We hope this helps. Don't hesitate to get in touch with us directly if you have any further questions.Thank you,NickCustomer SupportStarTech.com

Question 2

I have a pc hdmi feeding a splitter then a 50ft run and a 62ft (50 + 12) run. do i put these at the tv end?

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The HDBOOST should be fine for the setup, and can be placed at the TV end. We recommend connecting your splitter with a 50 ft cable to the HDBOOST followed by a 12 ft cable to the TV.

Atha, StarTech.com Support

Question 3

I have a dvr dvd/vhs recorder, i ran a camera feed into this and thrn run hdmi out and into the booster and then to a tv 50 feet away.  didnt work.

Accepted Answer

The HDBOOST supports an 85' HDMI cable from the DVR/DVD player and 33 feet to your TV. If you need to boost the signal to a TV 50' away, we recommend using a 25' HDMI cable from your DVR to the HDBOOST and a 25' cable to the TV.
Matt, StarTech.com Support

Question 4

Without a repeater, i get dropouts from 1080p nvr to 50ft + coupler + 25ft to tv. will this fix that?

Accepted Answer

Hi, This booster should fix any disconnects in that setup. Also, while this unit does not come with a power adapter, the adapter is optional and not needed in most cases.Let us know if you have any other questions.Thank you, NickCustomer SupportStarTech.com

StarTech.com 115 ft/35 m HDMI Signal Booster - 1080p Signal Repeater - HDMI Inline Amplifier & Extender - 7.1 Audio Support (HDBOOST), Black

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