X63021PRO 1x2 4K 60HZ HDMI Splitter YCbCr 4:4:4 8 bit HDR 1 HDMI input 1 HDMI audio/video output and 1 HDMI audio output only, with audio extractor Optical, stereo audio out

Returned product was not compatible with sky q

If you are looking for a Splitter for Xbox One X and 4K HDR - You just found it.This does not strip HDCP2.2 however, if you use a 1080p capture device and are happy to record in 1080p but want to leave the splitter in place and just play 4K (with capture device removed) this unit will do it. It will drop down to the lowest connected device's resolution so it's not perfect but you can live with just pulling the Elgato out or similar and jump straight back to 4K (or use an Elgato 4K60 Pro and have no messing about at all)Please note: You will have to set the Xbox One X back to 1080p manually BEFORE connecting a 1080p Elgato or similar or your screen signal might just go off completely like mine did. When finished, remove the Elgato and the Xbox One X should automatically revert back to 4K without loads of messy re-wiring or rebooting the console. Also works fine with the Kinivo K501 4K HDMI 5 Port Switch added in the same system.

Sadly, even this device, which has been the best available to date, is not able to split the 4K HDR output from an XBox One X to two 4K HDR capable TVs.If I connect either of my LG 65 inch B7V OLED or Samsung 43KS7500 QLED TV's with or without this splitter in place then the XBox One X shows that the full 4K HDR TV capabilities are supported at all refresh rates, and for both gaming and Blu-ray playback. However, with both devices connected, the One X loses most of its 4K display capabilities, and the only almost compatible mode is by losing HDR and setting the One X to 24-bit colour when it then regains the 4K capabilities but at the loss of HDR.So close, and I hope they can find and fix this problem as both TV's support the HDR10 baseline required (the LG OLED supports everything else as well including Dolby Vision).This is being returned as it simply doesn't do what I need and what it claims to be capable of doing.

Finally found the right splitter for my Sky Q UHD service; HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 compatible. I use this for my Sky Q box to both my UHD TV and UHD Projector - the splitter will automatically operate at the lowest definition of both outputs, which in my case is fine. It is not 10 bit compatible (is 8 bit). Remember to also get the right high speed HDMI cables and away you go - must also supports the same HDMI and HDCP. Great project, solid metal build and comes with power supply.

Got issues when plugged into sky q 2TB main box as it kept knocking the network connection to mini boxes, sat in box now with no issues

This is being used to split an Xbox One X output to two TVs and works very well. The only issue I've had is that the Splitter has to be on BEFORE the Xbox - or I can sometimes get some distorted or noisy results on the TVs (with any resolution - 1080p or 4k).So now I have it powered all the time - and I'm pleased to say that neither it nor the PSU that it came with get at all hot. They're both quite cool-running.