HDMI SWITCH

>>58709778
Why do you need it

If you could find one with a knob it will probably do what you want.

I'd suggest just using an hdmi extension cable and just pull them apart and put them back together as needed.

>>58710041

I use a monitor and a TV connected to my computer, whenever I play games on the TV i have to unplug the monitor each time because the games wont display to the 2nd monitor without messing around. the tv is always connected with the monitor.

the easiest way of displaying the games to the tv is to unplug the monitor so that the picture is a one display.

I dont want to potentially break my graphics card by keep unpluging and replugging the cable each time.

I am aware you can display games to the 2nd monitor but I dont want to have to keep configuring the settings.

the only thing that would sort the problem is a cable that can be switched on or off.

>>58710059

ok thanks I will try looking for one with a knob on, didn't realise this.

>>58709778

if i cut a cable in half and put a switch on the power wire would that work?

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>>58710059
Yeah I'd say the same about the extension.
Could tie them like this so the cables don't fall down the back of your desk when separated.

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>>58710426

thats a great idea, I will use this method for now.

and I have a non auto switch I will get from amazon. if the switch ends up not working or interference I will use your method.

many thanks!!! (from OP)

>>58710506
>digital connection
>interference