Double Cable and Single Cable....What is the different? distance, stability...?
1876911
Some use the two cable type 1 for video and 1 for audio - The single cable systems carry both video and audio over the cat 5
1876912
When I researched this subject I found that double cables provide the most bandwidth for your the signal being transmitted. Which leads to better quality and stability. The key however is to make sure the cables are exactly the same length otherwise it will not work.
1769668
It doesn't matter. Like others said, this type of cable is bi-directional. If one side was XLR, then it would matter, but not in this case.
555361
I bought the single port and it is very small and compact. I do not think the double port would be longer for any reason. I would guess they are just two ports in the same body with a different face. The double does not look to have the company name on the face so that they could save room for the extra port.
1367669
I don't quite understand your question but I think maybe your asking it wrong. A shorter cable would run more optimally than a longer cable another words, the shorter the cable, the better the signal. That said, if your looking for a long run of 50 ft. look on the specs for that cable check the gauge and signal drop across 50 ft. . Also check on YouTube for help. Hope this helps, Good Luck.
311972
In all honesty unless your goin to have a much longer cable it will make no difference performance wise. So far this give crisp clear signals for me. That length should not be able to make a difference in the performance
812314
If you are running a long distance i would use the larger cable. In a short distance it wont matter so much.
979263
It can operate as either a single or double cable. It comes with instruction on the double cable setup which is not complicated. However, I have only used the single cable setup.
1772049
yes your right. They are two separate cables that are melded into one initially. you can safely split them later on if you wish.
1669893
No, one cable is for data, one only provides power. It will work at the same speed as any other usb cable.
503121
Mine had trouble Driving a 15ft. high speed cable at 1080p -- I got intermittent operation -- so I sent it back. I can't say whether that was a limitation of the design, or my specific unit was weak/bad. In general, drive capability depends on not just the splitter, but also on cable quality and even on resolution of the signal. You can try to use a good 50 ft. cable (say, 26AWG, which will easily cost more than the splitter itself). Based on my experience, I doubt it will work reliably, though.
979265
It is double. You have to wrap the cable and hook it back to itself and then use a sliding hook (included). I've never used it.
1134076
The monitor is DVI-D. I'm not sure what the difference is between single and dual links, but the description of the cable I use says it's dual link and it works great. Hopefully this helps. This is the cable I use: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003OBXHPC
311971
They should perform the same. They are the same cable just different length.
855824
I have had no problems with either software. The cable works well with both. I hope this helps!
1429497
Specifically, I bought two of these units and due to poor design (plugin nut not tightened) I twisted an internal wire and broke it.I am not using the other unit. A signal declines over the distance it travels in a cable. I have 150' (2 75') of cable with two 22dB amplifiers on a HD antenna and it works for me.
1906132
I would not put two cables together. Shop around. Spend good money on your cable or chain and get good clasps.
1966880
Signal loss is negligible between cable lengths, given that the cable is of good quality. When you start using adapters to increase cable length, that's when you start getting signal loss. But shielded cables ought to carry a signal a good distance with just one cable. And I don't know if they come in white, I have black ones. Hope that helps!