HDMI 4x1 Multi-View Switch - Lindy - 38150

The switch supports Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels) resolutions on both input and output connections.

Yes, this switch allows you to switch between audio and video channels independently. You can maintain a continuous audio stream while cycling through video sources, or vice versa.

The switch offers four viewing modes: Quad-View (all four sources displayed simultaneously in sections), Full Screen (one source takes up the entire screen), Picture-and-Picture (two sources displayed side-by-side or one above the other), and Dual Video (two sources displayed prominently).

Yes, the output signal can be down-scaled to 720p (1280 x 720 pixels) to ensure compatibility with legacy displays.

Yes, an AC adapter with a 12V output voltage and 2A output current is included.

The maximum recommended operating distance for HDMI cables connected to this switch is 15 meters.

No, this switch is designed for Full HD (1080p) resolutions and does not support 4K content.

The product comes with a 2-year warranty.

Verify all HDMI connections are secure at both the switch and source/display devices. Ensure the source devices are powered on and outputting a signal. Check that the correct input source and viewing mode are selected on the switch. Try a different HDMI cable.

Ensure HDMI cables are not exceeding the 15-meter maximum operating distance. Try using shorter, higher-quality HDMI cables. Verify that source devices are outputting supported resolutions (up to 1920x1080).

Confirm that the audio source is selected correctly, especially if using independent audio switching. Check that the connected display or audio system supports PCM audio format. Ensure all audio settings on source devices are correctly configured.

Ensure there is a clear line of sight between the remote control and the IR receiver on the front panel of the switch. Replace the battery in the remote control. Use the front panel buttons as an alternative.

This is likely due to HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection). The output of this switch always has HDCP enabled, which may prevent playback of copy-protected content on non-compliant displays or through certain capture devices. This is a limitation of the HDCP standard itself.