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I was having issues with a Nokia Android box stuttering on playback through a receiver to a projector. This was happening intermittently on a number of different apps and occurred whether streaming or playing a file from my server. It did not happen using my Firestick. For a long time I assumed the Nokia box was suspect, however, with the help of ChatGPT I narrowed it down to an issue with my receiver. For some reason, the correct info was not being passed through from the Nokia box, and this caused the playback issue. ChatGPT suggested forcing the format using an EDID device. Considering the box only cost £50, spending nearly £20 made me think twice, but I thought I could send the EDID adaptor back if it didn't work. No need! It did work and all the videos that had previously stuttered now play perfectly. Assuming the device lasts, it was money well spent.

I was having problems switching between two pcs to one monitor via KVM. On the pc running Win 10 the program I was using SDR UNO the panels were jumbled up when I switched from the other pc. After reading what was causing the problem I purchased this item and bingo everything works perfectly.

Didn't work for my TV, happy if it worked for anyone else who bought this product.

Works very well as the latest NVR as all are 4K but the hdmi dvi distribution board is hd 1080. This device automatically steps the signal down to 1080 and enables the signal to be sent over the existing system. Good for using with existing hardware when there is new hardware introduced as I didn’t want the replace everything including cables for a totally new distribution system. Ie cost to use existing equipment, £20 or replace everything - £000s. A no brainer

It displays the correct EDID and visually is very good However it only passes 2.0 audio even when connected to a 5.1 system.

Previous emulator failed by stopping passing audio. This fixed an annoying Win10 problem where a media uses a TV as its screen. Win10 goes into a radical screen redesign whenever you watch TV rather than media. This doodah fools win10 into believing the screen is always on and connected. Earlier versions didn't have this feature.

I've been having HDCP handshaking issues between my SkyQ box and Hisense TV recently and figured I'd try this emulator. For my set up it appears to work - I have my SkyQ box plugged into a HDMI over Cat5e sender with HDMI loop out. I have this emulator plugged into the local loop out of my HDMI sender and the EDID sender switched to the loop out position. I've found plugging this emulator into the back of the SkyQ box and into the input of my HDMI sender then the SkyQ box throws up a HDCP error

everytine my PC went to sleep it would lose the screen layout and mess up windows sizes and positions, not to mention re-arrange my desktop. This little gadget fixes the issue