oh and pros: its flexible, as an end user I can buy most of the hardware on my own. It is all configurable mostly via Composer HE and/or their Web interface. And they have customer support that answers email in a timely fashion. No specific routers or switches needed with custom firmware. Cat5 or even Coax will work. Seamlessly incorporates your IP cameras into the system without additional hardware per camera. Splashtiles is a nice feature but have not really invested time to set it up yet.
Drawback: documentation is a bit sparse. software sometimes require manual updates. A bit slow on releasing / certifying new hardware but then again I just got a 4k tv less than a year ago and minus Netflix there isn't much 4k content for me so being able to pass 4:4:4 isnt such a huge deal - I just use the Tv App to watch Netflix local on that 4k tv and then I use a Roku to share Netflix to all other tvs in the house. I've never had a use of coordinating Netflix on 5 Tvs at once in my house - really just cable TV for big events need to be in sync around my house.
the price is very attractive though when compared to other solutions and because its VoIP its very modular and not a fixed 8x8 type set up of traditional HDBaseT
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