Question 1

I’m having trouble getting my picture from my device to pull up. What is the color code for the cat 5 cable

Accepted Answer

looking at the connector with the wire on the left and the clip facing down
Orange White
Orange
Green White
Blue
Blue White
Green
Brown White
Brown

Same on both ends of the cat 5.

Question 2

Why do my camcorders flicker when I connect to apple mini mac to livestream. I’m using cat 6 cables and 15’ hdmi from box to camera

Accepted Answer

As you mentioned flickering; is it actual flickering of the video or is the video stream choppy?  If the stream plays back in a choppy (video stalling) manner; the issue is likely network congestion or the Mac Mini itself becoming over-tasked (not easy to do).  If the it's actual flickering of the video; that would indicate a cabling problem, a failing connection at the camcorder, mac mini or, interface [capture] device.  My best advice is to validate your cabling (use a cable validator tool), ensure the Mac Mini is not overloaded with tasks including unneeded software running in the background, ensure the capture software(s) and associated drivers are up to date with the latest stable version available (also beware some versions of software may have known issues requiring you to use another stable version of the software) and, ensure no issues with the camcorders including those of compatibility.  It may be the extender(s) themselves failing which they will do if they are not allowed to  properly ventilate themselves.

Question 3

Source of video is downstairs alongside main tv; i have cat5 connected from vid source to a router i use only for signal (internet now) distribution t

Accepted Answer

I am not sure what your question is but I assume that you want to connect the video source to a second TV. Assuming that your video source has an HDMI connector, this extender should work perfectly. You may also need an HDMI splitter if your video source only has one HDMI connection. You would need a short HDMI cable to the extender. Then run a Cat5 or Cat6 from that extender to the other TV location. Plug the Cat5 or 6 into the other extender box, then another short HDMI cable to the second TV. 
I have a central media closet and use these HDMI extenders for all of my 5 TV's. Works great! I also use HDMI splitters from the video source to all TV's.

Question 4

Vid source downstairs; have Cat5 connected from source > router used only for signal (internet) distribution to other rooms. Will it work thru router?

Accepted Answer

No. This requires a separate direct wire from device to device. It works well. It is not based on a network protocol which is why it will not work. It also carries an audio signal.

Unit Count	1 Count
Item Weight	0.44 Kilograms
Package Quantity	1
Finish Types	Hdmi
Color	1080p
Warranty Type	Lifetime
Input Voltage	5 Volts
Current Rating	1.5 Amps
Nominal Power	7.5 Watts
Connector Type Used on Cable	HDMI
Number of Ports	1
Compatible Devices	Monitor, Television, DVD Player

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