2 X 5 HDMI Splitter Specs:

High Quality Picture
No Signal Loss and Digital Noise Free
Signal Amplification for signal reliability and long length signal transmission
HDCP compliant at all channels
Supports Bandwidth: 25-165Mhz
Supports Resolution: ATSC HDTV signal 480p, 720p, 1080i/p
Input Channel: 2 HDMI Channels
Output Channel: 5 HDMI Channels
Signals & Connectors: Input & Output HDMI Type A Single Link
Dimension: 311mm X 145mm X 26mm (WxDxH)
Weight: 4 lbs
Power Supply: DC 12V / 3.0A Adapter Included.
Power Consumption: 6 Watts
Operating Temperature: 0-40*C Humidity: Less than 80%

The HDMI splitter is HDCP compatible; however, you must verify your source and destination devices support (or don't support) HDCP encryption. Essentially, HDCP compliant devices will only transmit to or receive from other devices with HDCP coding. This HDMI splitter will also work if neither device is HDCP compatible.

This HDMI splitter works with 2 of the below inputs:

Any high definition Dish Network and DirecTV receiver with HDMI outputs
High definition TiVo's with HDMI outputs
Any high definition cable receiver with HDMI outputs
Canadian Rogers, Shaw, Bell ExpressVu and Star Choice receivers with HDMI out, or DVI out with a converter
Any "Over The Air" (OTA) high definition receiver with HDMI outputs
Sony PS3, HD DVD and Blu-ray DVD players
Any Xbox360 with HDMI outputs
Any upconverting DVD player with HDMI outputs
Any DVHS VCR with HDMI outputs
An APPLE TV with HDMI outputs
Any PC video card with HDMI outputs
Any high definition camcorder with an optional type C to standard HDMI cable
Many A/V surround sound receivers with HDMI switching that include the proper chip set. Call your AV receiver supplier to discuss your application or us.
Any HDCP compliant HDTV, monitor and projector. If the source is HDCP compliant and your TV is not, you will not get a picture. Please check your TV manual or the manufacturers web site.
and other similar devices.

This HDMI splitter is HDCP Compliant. HDCP (high bandwidth digital content protection) is a standard encoded into the video signal to prevent it from being pirated. If a source device is HDCP coded and is connected to a HDMI display or projector without the proper HDCP decoding mechanism, the picture is relegated to "snow" or in some cases, very low (480P) resolutions of the images.

In order to see HDTV with HDCP compliance, both the source, the display and any device in between must be equipped with HDMI connections that can enable HDCP decoding, such as this HDMI splitter.