Dayton HDEQ HDMI Stabilizer

Did nothing except block the video completely. It was immediately shipped back for credit. I ordered an Apogee 3-1 HDMI splitter for $10 less(as others have recommended) and that fixed ALL my HDMI problems!!

Pushing 720p over a 10m category 1 HDMI cable was working somewhat well from my PS3, and hardly at all from my PC. I purchased this in the hopes of avoiding having to purchase a more expensive HDMI cable, and in the hopes of avoiding purchasing an HDMI repeater.

While using this device, the sparkle in the PC's signal cleared up, but I still had color offset issues; Each color channel would be a column offset from the next, which made using pixel-precise apps like text terminals and browsers difficult on the HDMI display; I kept getting headaches.

On top of that, the PS3's signal seemed simply incompatible with it. Every five or ten minutes, the TV would lose signal sync and reinitialize. Sometimes it wouldn't come back at all. That gets rather grating while watching suspenseful or action-based movies, and gets rather embarrassing in front of friends. Removing the device left me with occasional, but seemingly less frequent, desync issues.

I wound up purchasing a repeater, which cleared up both the problems with the PS3 signal and the PC signal. However, when I added the repeater, I had to remove this device for both the PS3 and PC signals.

Don't look at this device as a cheap fix for your HDMI problems; It may very well just be forty dollars you waste when you needed something that costs just twenty dollars more.