If I use this to connect my PC to a 4K TV, will I be able to retain the 4K resolution or will it downgrade it to 1080P?
910671
I'm not sure, but I get greater than 1080p on my monitors, which are 1920x1200. Much will probably depend on the max resolution supported by your PC's video card. HTH.
910672
I have done exactly that and it seems to work well at 4K, although I'm using it primarily as a monitor, not to watch TV. So I don't know about the frame rate.
910673
to the best of my knowledge, yes you can do 4k but it will be limited to 30fps. You will also need an HDMI 2.0 cable so keep that in mind.
2244290
As long as your monitor supports VGA then it will output whatever your video card can support then yes it should output to a 1080 resolution with that cable I am selling
101355
It works on 1080P and 720p. In my case it sensed the TV resolution when it was booted up.
561932
Yes. Set the player to output at 1080i. As you stated, your tv will dowconvert the signal to its native resolution of 720p.This is the setup I use and it works perfectly.
1855106
Absolutely- if it wasn't I would have sold it. It is a shame that it is now discontinued, if you can find one buy it. Don't buy into the "4k" hype. everyone buying 4k equipment right now is throwing away their money. When 4K really hits the market, it will use a new connector like ethernet (computer data plug) to accommodate the huge bandwidth amount of data. HDMI cannot do full color bit dept 4k. So for now, stick with the best 1080p set you can buy, the Elite 60.
1289826
The included cables are permanently attached. This device will not go above 1080P. 4k is out of the question. I had to stop using it when I got a 4k monitor.
1248696
Yes, you can select 1080p on your 360 and it will work fine. I have both and did it.
415365
You won't lose anything. I did replace my receiver with one that supports HDMI 1.4 to improve the video quality for the Xbox one. When HDMI 2 is released thats when you'll really want to replace your receiver for 4k content (and the included one connect box).
1712511
The splitter with deliver the signal in the 720p resolution to the 1080p tv. I know this because when I first hooked up the splitter I had it going to a 720p and 1080p tv. The picture on the 1080p tv was terrible since it was outputting the lower resolution signal. I remedied the situation by replacing the 720p tv with a 1080p tv. Now it works great!
243840
It will upconvert the signal to HD but will not up-scale your video quality. There is a distinction between the two and obviously no reciever can enhance video quality per say.
1701350
I have not tried that specific resolution but as far as I can tell from using mine, it will support whatever your source device (Surface) puts out. The receiving device would need to be able to scale the signal. Most modern day TV's/Projectors have that capability in order to fill the screen and you would only be limited by your receiving devices capabilities. This is usually easily done even if the source resolution is not that high. It would still enable you to use your Surface as a source. Quality would be based upon the receiving unit's ability to scale up. If you are planning on using the Surface in connection with a series of sophisticated video switching devices I'm pretty confident that you would have no problems using this cable as an hd interface into the system.
1574669
It up scales hd connections. If you connect a non hd connection (vcr,dvd, etc) it won't be a 4k quality image. It'll look a bit better but there is a limit to it
145208
I don't believe this has 4k capabilities. It will just run 1080p through hdmi
991754
Yes it works. You can send 3 1280x720, 1360x768 and 3 1920x1080 but in 1080 the refresh rate will be 50 Hz. If your tv accept this refresh rate (I think you tv will accept this refresh rate)
110968
No, HDMI cannot handle resolutions over 1080... You need either DVI or DisplayPort...
1068428
No you can not, with that cable. You need a converter, but the converter will downgrade the video quality.
1976621
The maximum resolution on this is 1080p, contrary to the little blurb that they have on the product page. I bought this solely because I hoped to connect my gaming PC (which has Mini DisplayPort 1.2 which can support full 4k at 60hz) to my 4k TV (Which has HDMI 2.0). Through this adapter my PC can only see my TV as a 1080p display.