XCMLive's HDMI/DVI Cross Over Selector available now!

[Zeus]

<A href="http://www.divineo.cn/php/affstart.php?affcode=66623" target="_blank">Divineo.cn</a> now has available the XCMLive HDMI/DVI cross over selector at a price of just <a href="http://www.divineo.cn/php/affstart.php?affcode=66623&prod=vid-xhdcs" target="_blank">$57.45</a>. The product can work on a PC LCD screen and also a regular HD TV, it features 4 HDMI and 1 DVI input with 1 HDMI and 1 DVI output and a special audio plug and socket to connect to speakers.

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[diecast]

will it work on a standard lcd monitor or do i have to have one of the hdlcd monitors?

[Misser]

Hmmm looks nice but i'm missing the coax/optical digital out and offcoure a remote to switch between inputs. I'm currently using an Joytech AV Control Center 540C component switch which is a bit more expensive but works great. Got a PS2, XBOX, XBOX 360, NGC and Wii hooked up to it and it works like a charm. PS2 and 360 with optical digital and the rest with analoge audio.

Ah well i'll just send them an e-mail and ask :)

[nuke868]

Hmmm looks nice but i'm missing the coax/optical digital out and offcoure a remote to switch between inputs. I'm currently using an Joytech AV Control Center 540C component switch which is a bit more expensive but works great. Got a PS2, XBOX, XBOX 360, NGC and Wii hooked up to it and it works like a charm. PS2 and 360 with optical digital and the rest with analoge audio.

Ah well i'll just send them an e-mail and ask :)

Well got that one too and its a component one now what we do need is a good at least 4 hdmi switcher WITH remote control.
I have got the joytech 3 in 1 nice but with PC-PS3-SAT Receiver-X360 Hdmi 4 are the bare minimum already

[JASONSPAZ]

I notice that this device says it can run at 1080p, that is great. But I only have 1080i. Can it still be used? or should i just stick with my component cables for my systems?
Thanks in advance
Jasonspaz