does this micro cable. connect right to a hd tv or do I need another cable to connect them?
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The larger connection does connects directly to your HDMI port on your TV (assuming you have an HDMI port, looks like this http://tinyurl.com/mnaycv9). The smaller (micro) port connects to your tablet/phone or other device with a micro port.
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Yes, it can connect directly into the TV. The micro side of the cable plugs into the micro HDMI port on your tablet or phone and the regular (larger) HDMI side of the cable plugs into an HDMI port on your TV.
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If your HDTV is newer, you only need HDMI. However, some older LCD HDTV's have a DVI jack instead (google it to see the difference). In this case you will need an HDMI to DVI converter cable (20 bucks on Amazon) AND separate speaker wires to run the sound, as DVI only transmits video.
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Micro-B USB. The micro-B end connects to the Belkin HDTV Adapter and the USB end connects to a USB port on your TV or other device for power to the Belkin adapter. Sounds like you are in need of a cable to power the unit. Hope this helps.
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The new Connectline TV adapter has an input for optical connection. You only need and optical cable if you TV has an optical output. The Connectline also has the older analog RCA inputs also. You can get an optical cable here on Amazon for a few dollars. You don't need any adapters. If your TV only has analog audio outputs just them. The digital really adds not real advantage sound wise.
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This cable is designed to connect in the opposite direction that you describe. It's meant to connect an HDMI device (ie bluray player) to non HDMI dispay (ie 1st generation HD tv). The receiving display (tv or monitor) must be digital, not analog. Most first and many second generation HDTV's (ie projection type) did not have HDMI inputs. This cable fills that need.
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Sorry I did not hook up to HDTV. I am hooked up to a large screen tv but without HDMI cable. It works fine. Also hooked up to DVD and CD player without any problem.
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yes, you need an hdmi cable to connect the adapter to and then the other end of the hdmi cable connects to the tv. order the hdmi cable from amazon. they are much less expensive than a store.
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The HDMI cables are standardized. In my case I connected a Blu-ray player to an HDTV. But any HDMI port/device will connect with any other. Just one other point. The cable sheath is larger so you may have a tight fit on units with close quarters. My HDTV was a tight squeeze on port 1. Fortunately this TV has 4 ports and port 2 was an easy fit.
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It's what the other person said about it connecting to the antenna outlet. I'm not sure why it doesn't need a HDMI cable for the HD, but it definitely is still HD and a quality picture.
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No - it connects to your TV Coax Input. You will get the full transmitted HD quality for UHF channels via this input. In most cases this is better quality than the compressed HD typically provided by most Cable companies.
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This is a standard video HDMI not a micro. The connectors are good plates. This is the cable you need to make the highest video connection possible with a high def TV. It can push out a Blueray capable 1080p signal.
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Yes you need to use both ports, so you have to make sure that you have two cables and identify them to make sure you plug them in the right port, the DDC to DDC and TMDS to TMDS on the other end. You need both of them for video to work, I do not have the tecnical answer but have tried it. Works great if you use good cable and connectors I have managed over 30 meters or over 100 feet but that is about the limit for these non powered units. I have a network of 17 tv set up in our restarurants and I found these much beter and cheaper than the long HDMI ready made cables. Hope this helped.
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We have Roku on ours and we have an HD cable hooked up from Roku to tv and we have the source on HDMI1. Sorry, other than that, I can't help you.
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Other than defective cable, basic trouble shooting: which i guess you already tied. Connect both end properly, make sure micro HDMI goes all the way in. Check you TV input & select the appropriate input for PC. Mine worked without any issue.
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Yes, that is what I did. The regular HDMI end is connected to the HDTV and the small goes into my KINDLE HD.
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You need the cable to get your cable box connected to your TV for the best picture quality if you subscribe to High Definition channels. A regular cable can also be used to connect your TV to your cable provider. You can use the HDMI to connect other things like a DVD player or Video Games consoles. Hope this helps!
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You just need a cable that's. HDMI on one end and a micro USB on the other you have to have a tv with an HDMi input port