Nelson Pass Burning Amp 2019 Final

[@ltronics62]

Thank you Nelson for spending some time with us at BAF2019 and for all the cool raffle items...even though I did not win any of them. I had a great time at the event!

[@chuckbottemiller5755]

FYI, we did figure out the video issue, you can’t push 1080P down a 75 feet of HDMI cable reliably. When we reduced the resolution to 720P it started working.

[@Wavebourn]

Somebody brought a bit shorter cable. I tried all resolutions, it did not work. We tried 3 different notebook computers, they all saw the projector, but the projector did not see them!

[@AllboroLCD]

That IS CORRECT GOOD SIR! Thats why they make HDMI to ethernet adapters for that specific reason. Over 25 feet or so, you need that powered ethernet adapter!

[@JasonLeaman]

@@AllboroLCD thats called a Balun, BUT then again if you use a good cable 1080" is easy to push down a Single HDMI cable.

[@AllboroLCD]

@@JasonLeaman I encountered this issue first hand years back, at first I tried the passive BALUN adapter you speak of. it was analog Dsub to RJ45 ethernet. It worked, but with poor video quality. Then I tried a powered HDMI adapter from tripplite. It worked well, though the max usable resolution depended on the length of network cable in between. I then moved onto a powered DSUB to RJ-45 adapter which netted me the best results for the length I needed (approx 75 feet).

[@JasonLeaman]

@@AllboroLCD You don't want to use passive, you want active ones :P BTW i've used 100' hdmi cables on 1080P with out issues, you just need a decent cable and not a amazon crappy one. IMO the best for this length is to use an active Balun. :P

[@sharepointpro479]

I can see Zen Mod passing by in 0:44

[@savusilviu]

there are no slides for this video on the website provided :(

[@LinearSystemsUSA]

Slide decks are up at www.linearsystems.com/burningamp.html

[@bolsesolheim7469]

YOU ARE ALWAYS COUGHING NELSON :DO NOT SCARE ME!!!!!