Need Advice: Running 40' of In-Wall HDMI 1.3

[flip22]

So, I'm having an installer do in-wall wiring/cabling for me and need to place my orders for supplies tonight. Totally unlike me to put this off until the last minute, but here I am... everything that I've been reading suggests that I have some sort of amplification for this length of run (actually, I need 2 x 40' HDMI 1.3 runs or use a switcher, if that's ok) and I just can't figure out what's the most economical way of doing this w/out sacrificing quality and making sure everything is 1080p/1.3/HDCP compliant. I was hoping to do everything a la monoprice... Can someone please help and suggest what I should buy and where??

 

[BrawlingBigJim]

I am in a similar situation. I need to run approx 40-50 ft of hdmi to my Panasonic PT-AE2000U projector. I need it to be able to send 1080p/24fps and support deep color etc. Is there a cable good enough to do that long of a run? Do I need to run 2 cables with a splitter or extender? Please advise. Thanks

 

[mtrycrafts]

So, I'm having an installer do in-wall wiring/cabling for me and need to place my orders for supplies tonight. Totally unlike me to put this off until the last minute, but here I am... everything that I've been reading suggests that I have some sort of amplification for this length of run (actually, I need 2 x 40' HDMI 1.3 runs or use a switcher, if that's ok) and I just can't figure out what's the most economical way of doing this w/out sacrificing quality and making sure everything is 1080p/1.3/HDCP compliant. I was hoping to do everything a la monoprice... Can someone please help and suggest what I should buy and where??

Since you are doing it in wall, no turning back once it is in there
I'd call BlueJeans for sure. I think their 22ga HDMI wire should work fine.