- Network Admin
DHCP Explained: How Your Devices Get Their IP Addresses
16 Aug, 2025







£182.30 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
If you’re trying to get HDMI video over an IP network without turning your life into a networking project, this StarTech HDMI-over-IP receiver is a fairly sensible buy—assuming you already have (or plan to pair it with) the matching transmitter. The big practical win is tidy cabling: you can extend a 1080p signal across a LAN without running long HDMI runs around a site. In day-to-day installs (boardrooms, training rooms, display walls on modest budgets), that usually translates to fewer physical headaches and faster commissioning.
That said, I wouldn’t treat this as a “random HDMI cable replacement.” HDMI-over-IP systems are only as good as the network you give them, and you’ll get the best results on a properly set-up wired LAN with sensible switching/VLANs—otherwise you’re chasing latency and occasional stability issues that you’d never think about with a copper HDMI link. At ~£152 ex-VAT, it’s good value for what it does, but it’s best for teams who understand they’re buying an ecosystem (receiver + transmitter + network considerations), not just a standalone adaptor. If your environment is noisy Wi‑Fi-heavy, or you need ultra-low-latency for interactive use, look carefully before committing—because the network can become the bottleneck.

Lenovo
Lenovo - Adapter - USB-C male to HDMI female - 24 cm - black - 4K60Hz (3840 x 2160) support

STARTECH
StarTech.com HDMI Receiver Over IP for the IH2006 Series, 4K 60Hz - Video/audio extender - HDMI

Lenovo
Lenovo - HDMI cable - HDMI male to HDMI male - 2 m - for ThinkSmart Hub 11H1

STARTECH
StarTech.com USB C Multiport Video Adapter, 4K 60Hz USB-C to HDMI 2.0 or Mini DisplayPort 1.2 Monitor Adapter, USB Type-C 2-in-1 Display Converter HDMI/MDP HBR2 HDR, Works w/ Thunderbolt 3 - USB-C 2 in 1 Adapter (CDP2HDMDP) - Adapter - USB-C male to HDMI, Mini DisplayPort female - 20.5 cm - space grey - 4K support, active