Solved! connect DVR to TV 50 mts away

[ratish]

I have a DVR and the output video is required to be viewed 50 mts away on a Android TV and have laid RJ45 cable and used Galaxy Hi Tech HDMI extender, yet am not able to get the display on TV, Cable was checked using instrument for continuity and found ok.. how do i resolve the issue to get video output from DVR to the TV located 50 mts away without reducing the length

 

[helpstar]

Does the DVR work in short range? I mean does it work at all just plugging it in directly into the TV with a normal HDMI cable?

Is the TX (Transmitter) connected to the DVR and the RX (Receiver) connected to the TV?
Is the TX and RX plugged into the wall?
Is the RJ45 cable CAT 5e or 6 or better?

 

[ratish]

Does the DVR work in short range? I mean does it work at all just plugging it in directly into the TV with a normal HDMI cable?-- Yes it does i also can see images on my mobile app.

Is the TX (Transmitter) connected to the DVR and the RX (Receiver) connected to the TV?--Yes
Is the TX and RX plugged into the wall?----it is kept on a rack and table
Is the RJ45 cable CAT 5e or 6 or better---CAT6 cable

yet no video

 

[helpstar]

With "plugged into the wall" I meant, is the TX and RX plugged in with its power connector

Try with a short RJ45 cable

If this won´t work, your HDMI extender should be faulty

 

[ratish]

Thank you, will try the solution and post the update

 

[helpstar]

good luck

 

[americanaudiophile]

Running HDMI over Cat6 is very tricky. The quality of the extenders varies quite a bit. HDBaseT type are the best.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDBaseT
You only mention the cable being RJ45 but it does need to be at least Cat5e or 6 to work.

 

[ratish]

Dear Americanaudiophile, thank you for your response, the cable used is Cat6, yet the video is not visible.