would this support sending the converted signal 25' thru HDMI?
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Yes, I have one HDMI cable on one side of the box that goes from the box to the TV. On the other side of the box is a VGA monitor cable with a USB end. The USB end goes into the computer.
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Edil,This product converts your HDMI signal to CAT5 (network cabling) and is only a transmitter. You can run the CAT5 to the location of your TV and using a receiver you can convert the signal back to HDMI.Regards,Mark PageiElectronics
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No. This is going from RGB/SpDIF/Coax input to HDMI output. I think you'd need to be going in the other direction. Something like this: http://www.amazon.com/E-More-Component-Converter-Supporting-Coaxial/dp/B00T2MLNBM or http://www.amazon.com/BestFire-Component-Converter-Supporting-Coaxial/dp/B00N9UEVNK
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no you would still need a convertor to convert the analog vga signal to the hdmi digital signal, this cable cannot do it alone without a convertor or a very limited type of vga card that converts it for you
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Yes, I used CAT 5 wire to run the signal 75Ft. It does not work. I purchased Nextronics instead which work fine for this distance.
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Yes, need two cat 5 or 6 cables and the correct module at the to and from end. The sending in needs to be near a power outlet. 30 ft HDMI cables are cheap and work more reliably now.
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I do not have the hardware to test that, but I would be skeptical that it would work...The DisplayPort would be passing through a DisplayPort signal, but no the other way around.
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I highly doubt this will solve the issue, since what it does is only to convert HD quality from the HDMI to RCA, this sounds more like the cable doesn't work or you need another type of HDMI cable with more capacity, I would recommend going to radio shack
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standard hdmi cables are not designed to carry a signal very far. I used monoprice hdmi cables with redmere technology and they work perfectly. Up to 60 feet without a signal booster. And they are dirt cheap when compare them to top quality hdmi cables from just a few years ago. I would try using a short input cable and short output cable ( under 9' ) if it works that way, replace your cables. If it doesn't work then maybe you have a bad splitter.
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Yes, that is correct. You can't send the output over HDMI, only via the 5.1 analog outputs.
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I've gone thru with http://www.ramelectronics.com/ and talked to one of their lead tech support. He said "unless I have an adapter ( which is around $300) for the signal scaling from pc to tv", a simple converter will not work. They also sell vga to hdmi cables.
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I don't see why not? HDMI signal out from one platform is still HDMI out from another. Cable works great, no issues, just wish I had purchased a 6 foot longer cable.........couch distance ya know.....
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yes it does, you might need a signal booster in line, preferably a 1 input x5 outputs...I'm running several hd 1080 tvs with no issues
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No, it just depends on what type of connections you're using. If you're using HDMI like you should be then it will work just fine.
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No it will not. You can't convert the signal with this cable or any other. You need more expensive equipment to do that.
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I am not sure. I used it as an extension to connect my printer to my computer. I am not sure if video signals will be transmitted successfully.
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Hi jjang, Yes, it will output all the signal to HDMI OUT. Thanks. &gt;joffrey