Will this work for one hdmi cable on a place where there would be foot traffic?
2008751
I can't see any reason this would not work for an HDMI cable. It would easily fit, and the cord protector closes at the bottom.
2008752
I think so. I sure mine for an extension cord that runs a cross where there is a lot of foot traffic. You could always sure some double sided tape to secure it in place if you would like.
1018128
It will send the signal that far but the trailer will interfere with quality. If you put the camera on the side so that the camera sends the signal along the side of the trailer and not through it you should be ok.
1633103
That will work fine for what you are doing. We use ours for our roku and ps3 into one hdmi slot.
2121332
I would contact the manufacturer. The literature specifically states "This is NOT a bi-directional cable" It is intended to pass display port signal to DVI
2024018
Yes if you are able to either purchase a map or you get them free. The cable will work.
1750721
Cable will handle it fine the connected devices are what can cause an issue. Some times to OBDII devices will collide
1081601
I think just a regular HDMI cable would work for that. I'm not entirely positive though, so check me on that.
1289637
It should not be a problem - just be sure that you have 4ft in one direction.
1300055
I don't know, my sofa was not from lane.but if your cable measures the same as this one I'd try it.
428524
This is a one-way cable. According to their Customer Support, no USB cable over 15' works well due to data loss. This cable has a circuit in the female end that boosts the signal, but only in 1 direction. It doesn't matter which direction, towards the device or away from it, 1 direction only. Personally, I don't believe the 15' limitation. I have 2 15' cables connected together that feed a very sensitive device and it works fine. If you do use this cable outside, make sure that the female end gets some serious waterproofing!
1460051
Only if the double connections do not top ten feet. HDMI loses its signal on either sound, video, or sometimes both. The signal fades over distance. They have a dual cat6 long range extender that is rather pricy but if it is a short distance, it should work just fine.
109858
Yes.. it's thicker then your plain old hdmi cable and seems a bit more rugged but you shouldn't have any issues moving this cable around the office. Should hold up better to foot and chair roll over traffic, but like any cable I wouldn't make a practice of it.
1982947
Yes it will run there, in the comments, there are a few reviews of people who have done it. There are a total of 3 ports, not two like the poster below. You need two DVI cables, and a micro HDMI cable.
1827739
Sure it will work, I did order two one for home, one for office, that way I'm not carrying the cables.
2010034
No. This particular cable does not provide Traffic connection. Only GPS power.
940482
It's quite possible. Problem with using multiple video signals is the card will only broadcast in one resolution. You'll have to adjust the video to the receiving box that has the lowest resolution typically. I've used analog and DVI at the same time but not sure why an HDMI connector wouldn't carry a signal out to a third device at the same time.
518261
No. An HDMI cable is not a cable used for carrying transmission signals. This is an antenna NOT a television tuner.