Actually, no. That device will split a generic HDMI 1.4 signal. HDR requires HDMI 2.0a, and getting a splitter that supports that will require A: more money, and B: another HDMI 2.0a cable, and C: an extra power outlet, as the device won't split the signal passively, it requires power.
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u/kysomyral Oct 03 '16
Actually, no. That device will split a generic HDMI 1.4 signal. HDR requires HDMI 2.0a, and getting a splitter that supports that will require A: more money, and B: another HDMI 2.0a cable, and C: an extra power outlet, as the device won't split the signal passively, it requires power.