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HDMI doesn't really have standards for distance, as far as I know
HDMI is specified by performance rather than a specific distance IIRC, so if you could get a 5 mile HDMI cable that met the specs it would be compliant. 15 metres seems about the max in real life though.
Then again, I have no HDMI devices so I'm speaking from a position of mostly ignorance and no experience.
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15 metres seems about the max in real life though.
I just said I have a 22.8m fully functional one in the post above yours :)
This one:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005LJQMOS/ref=pe_385721_37986871_TE_itemThat's one is out of stock now and they only have the 30m version but the reviews suggest that works too.
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HDMI doesn't really have standards for distance, as far as I know, but you're looking up to 15 meters for high speed HDMI cables.
You may get noise and attenuation if you are using long unshielded twisted pair cables, I guess.