I just bought a 4K 3D Samsung. Store recommended Monster cables with 22.5 Gbps x-fer rate. What is max rate of this cable?
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I do not know the max capacity of this cable -- I'm fairly sure that Mediabridge would happy to answer that question. What I DO know is that salesmen at "stores" are well-trained to sell you something that you do not need, and if you listen ONLY to them, it will usually cost you a lot more money. Take your time, look at reviews online, gather information, then make an informed purchase. Remember, sales representatives these days are ALL trained to separate you from your hard-earned money, and they are not very well informed.
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Store is trying to make money off you. With monster, you are paying for the name and little else. This is about 20Gbps and that will be about 2x the rate you need. Don't waste your money. Use this link and go to 7:20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcqta4fjH8w and they break it down. There is a new standard where the TV sends signal so that it can actually control the volume of your sound system (amp/receiver) but other than that....I bought this and then bought a few more. You'll thank me later.
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Store is trying to make money off you. With monster, you are paying for the name and little else. This is about 20Gbps and that will be about 2x the rate you need. Don't waste your money. Use this link and go to 7:20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcqta4fjH8w and they break it down. There is a new standard where the TV sends signal so that it can actually control the volume of your sound system (amp/receiver) but other than that.... I bought this and then bought a few more. You'll thank me later.
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I have a Smart TV Samsung TV as a DVD Bluray 3D and this cable was ideal for these teamsYo tengo un televisor Smart TV de Samsung al igual que un reproductor de Bluray en 3d y este cable fue ideal para estos equipos
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Hi Jamie, I'm from Mediabridge so I do recommend our products, but I can tell you why. First let me address your questions: -SWITCHING OVER TO THE NEWER PIONEER 1190 DO YOU THINK THAT IS A GOOD IDEA. I'll leave this question for the audiophiles. I'm sure A/V Guru will have a more valid opinion on this one. - What would be the best cables for my subs? Mediabridge Subwoofer cables are a quality choice at a modest price. You can read the reviews for yourself. Mediabridge Ultra Series - Dual Shielded Subwoofer Cable - RCA to RCA Gold Plated Pro Grade Connectors (15 Feet) - Also which is the best HDMI to run from my brand new 55" samsung led tv ro my receiver and is best for me to run everything through my stereo or my tv. Mediabridge HDMI cables are certified by an HDMI Authorized Test Center to be a "High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet", which means they are certified to support everything on the market including your Samsung products and PS3. Mediabridge is an official adopter of HDMI technology. There is Limited Lifetime Warranty on all Mediabridge cables and we have live US-Based customer support available Tues-Sat 9am to 6pm.Mediabridge Ultra Series - High Speed HDMI Cable With Ethernet - Category 2 Certified - Supports 3D & Audio Return Channel - (6 Feet) As for your speaker wire, it depends on the length of your runs as to which gauge is appropriate. All in all, Mediabridge A/V cables are high quality at a modest price with great customer support and to top it all off they are all backed by a Lifetime Warranty. Can't beat it. Thanks, Mediabridge Products 856-216-8222 info@mediabridgeproducts.com
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good heavens dont throw your money at monster. its a digital signal, buy a $2 hdmi cable.
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It is a good reliable cable for HD but cannot support 3D, I have an ESPON Home Cinema 3020 projector and 3D dvd player was not supported by this cable. After changing HDMI cables it works perfect. 3D takes a high speed HDMI - I just ordered - IBRA 8m High Speed ORANGE GOLD HDMI Cable 3D
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not true...1.3b worksorder - AmazonBasics High-Speed HDMI Cable (6.5 Feet/2.0 Meters)[Supports 3D + Audio Return Channel]by AmazonBasics is 1.3b certified and $8. i have the tv and use 1.3b and it works just fine.
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Hi Ronald, thank you for your interest in Cables To Go products. I am a Cables To Go employee and have checked with my techincal services team to confirm that our 2m Velocity HDMI cable will support 1080p at 120Hz refresh rate.If for any reason you are not satisifed, please don't hesitate to contact us directly for assistance -- you can call us at 800-506-9606 or e-mail the Cables To Go Amazon sales team at amazon@cablestogo.com.Thanks again,tom
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Linn, I currently have an XDS in use (The HD-XR is a "backup"). Essentially, as far as I know the HD-XR specs and "innards" are identical to the XDS (save the extra "real" component cable connections and bigger case; see Roku website for spec sheet page). Speaking of slow internet connections, you've got to have at least 2Mbps speed to get "two dots" viewable resolution (out of four dots; I have >4Mbps to reach "four dots" max resolution consistently). So in a way, it does "buffer", with a "progress bar" on screen...on those unusually rare "slow days" on i.e. Netflix (I am basing it on the identical specs of XDS & XD-HR). James Linn, I currently have an XDS in use (The HD-XR is a "backup"). Essentially, as far as I know the HD-XR specs and "innards" are identical to the XDS (save the extra "real" component cable connections and bigger case; see Roku website for spec sheet page). Speaking of slow internet connections, you've got to have at least 2Mbps speed to get "two dots" viewable resolution (out of four dots; I have >4Mbps to reach "four dots" max resolution consistently). So in a way, it does "buffer", with a "progress bar" on screen...on... » Read More Linn, I currently have an XDS in use (The HD-XR is a "backup"). Essentially, as far as I know the HD-XR specs and "innards" are identical to the XDS (save the extra "real" component cable connections and bigger case; see Roku website for spec sheet page). Speaking of slow internet connections, you've got to have at least 2Mbps speed to get "two dots" viewable resolution (out of four dots; I have >4Mbps to reach "four dots" max resolution consistently). So in a way, it does "buffer", with a "progress bar" on screen...on those unusually rare "slow days" on i.e. Netflix (I am basing it on the identical specs of XDS & XD-HR). James « Show Less
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I'm using the Samsung pro xc1. It has ver fast read and write speeds. I figured if I'm spending that much on a player why skimp on the card. I have been very happy with this card. It is the 64G
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It seems to be 1.4 for audio because it passes all high resolution multi-channel audio signals with no problems. I have not used it for 3D video but it does pass 1080p at 24 frames per second. I have not used it for any 4k material.
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Not sure about the 1.4a worked speed. But it should be able to handle 1080i 60hz to 30 m. I'm using mine for 10 m without the power plug to boost the signal. Works great.
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I got the SAMSUNG MicroSDXC 64GB PRO Class 10 UHS-I Card for the fast read/write speed (70/20mbs). Search for best price!
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I am sorry I have no idea. I returned the cable as it made the picture on the television worse. I went ahead and bought a cheapy $8.00 one and it worked so much better than the Monster Cable.
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i've had really great results with the "cables to go" hdmi cable. $10 a piece here at amazon. they work just as well as the $70 monster cable i also have. if i still had the box for the monster cable, i would return it and get another "cables to go" cable.
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From what I have been able to find out about these cables, they are 1.4. They are supposed to support 4k and 3D. I am using 2 of them and have had no problems with Blue Ray.Hope this helps
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I have it running 30 ft to my Optoma 3d 4k ready projector and it is awesome, unbelievable picture especially the 3d picture. I worked for Comcast for over 12 years and have seen plenty of HDMI cables but this is the best never even a flicker.
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Ignore the post about the Monster HDMI cable. The HDMI signal is digital and it pretty much makes it there OK or you'll see some obvious picture artifacts that don't include blurring. While Monster (mostly) makes good cables, their claims of higher quality video are mostly hype. Motion blur: It's most likely to be the source material with the modern offerings of good LCD TVs, but older or less expensive LCDs could definitely suffer from it due to the slow response time of the LCD panel. If you're wondering about it in regards to TVs that do 120Hz, I'm on the fence on whether the 120Hz processing does anything useful. I've seen some TVs where the 120Hz processing does some pretty ugly things to the picture. I'm yet to see one that does something to noticeably improve the picture, but maybe some do. Right now I'm leaning towards 120Hz processing being a marketing feature primarily created to make you think your current TV is obsolete.
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Not sure of the exact specs on this cable,but I get no bottleneck,even on 3D.The Mediabridge Ultra(red/black) IS speced out to provide 10.2 Gbps.I would suggest you look at that one.I hope this helps,the cost of the Ultra is negligable as compared to the Flex.