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Joytech HDMI Tri-Link Switcher (PS3) | 
| From: Joytech
Category: Video Games
List Price: £39.99
Buy New: £17.50
You Save: £22.49 (56%)
New (5) from £15.06
Avg. Customer Rating:  40 reviews
Sales Rank: 992
Platform: Playstation 3
Media: Video Game
Operating System: Playstation 3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 10.4 x 7.4 x 2.9
MPN: TRILINK
EAN: 5030166016480
ASIN: B000NJZRSI
Release Date: April 20, 2007
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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Product Description
Expand your digital connections with the HDMI TriLink? from JOYTECH. Connect up to 3 HDMI compatible devices to 1 HDMI input on your TV or display. Ideal for use with PlayStation3, DVD, or HD satellite and cable services, the HDMI TriLink? features a Remote Control or Manual Selector Switch allowing you to navigate your HDMI source at a touch of a button. Supports HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection), HD resolutions of up to 1080p and multi-channel digital audio. Remote Control included Connect multiple HDMI signal sources to one HDMI input on TV or displayEasily switch between three HDMI devicesSupports full High Defi nition resolutions up to 1080p Three HDCP compliant HDMI 1.3 inputs provide a pure digital connection
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| Customer Reviews: Read 35 more reviews...
 Brilliant unit - does the job perfectly November 27, 2008
Brilliant little unit with everything needed in the box. Have mine powered from a Virgin V+ box and switching PS3, V+ and a Mac. Remote works just great and with the IR extended the whole lot can be hidden. I'd run out of HDMI inputs so this was exactly what I needed. And the price is fantastic - great!
 Almost perfect November 20, 2008
Bought this to link my Virgin V+ box, my XBox360 and a laptop to a single HDMI input om my LCD. Image quality is great, a little fuzzy sometimes on the digital cable TV, nothing to complain about though. You get a hell of alot for your money, IR remote control, power supply, and a USB cable which I plugged into my V+ box. Only one small problem you can get a loss of sound to the TV, as the tv doesn't know which signal is coming its way, you have to turn the TV off and on again to get the sound when changing signal...no big problem though.....well worth the money.
Excellent Product November 14, 2008
I bought this device some time ago to use with my Sky HD box and my Panasonic DVD recorder to connect to my LG LCD tv. It has always worked perfectly and overcomes my lack of multiple HDMI ports. Well worth the money. Even more so now that the price has been reduced!
sometimes no sound November 9, 2008
I conntected my Philips 5990 DVD/Divx player and PC with ATI 4670 graphic card to my Samsung LE40R72B LCD television. ATI 4670 supports sound via HDMI. I could hear sound from TV with 5990 and 4670 when they are connected separately. If I use Joytech Switcher, I can-not hear sound from TV sometimes. I did not figured out yet the reason. There must be restrictions or orders of connection ports or turning on the devices. I am not sure, if one device must be turned on before others, I'm still trying.
Since, I have a Philips HTR5000 Ac3/DTS decoder, and usually connect 5990 / PC via coaxial digital sound cable, sound will not be a problem for me. I'm now searching for an RCA switcher to connect my 5990's and PC's coaxial digital output to HTR5000. I think it is not safe to connect digital outputs with a splitter, so I'm searching for a simple switcher only. Unfortunately Philips 5990 doesn't have an optical sound output.
 Doesn't do what the description claims November 2, 2008
Description says, 'Easily switch between three HDMI devices', well as seen with previous orders it doesn't work with sky. In my case it doesn't work with the xbox 360 either. Plug a 360 in and your other sources (depending on what they are for some reason, e.g. bluray, ps3, pvr) the xbox either has no sound or the video can only select 720 and not 1080.
On my bluray device it also sends the wrong signals through and my amp picks up the wrong sound source when connected to the switch.
Overall, I've had to put my devices onto the switch and my tv in the order I didn't want to in order for it to work, negating half the reason for doing so.
The connections aren't particularly tight either so the slightest touch and you lose your connection.
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