Does it matter which connector is plugged into source and which is plugged into TV/monitor?
457317
Yes it does! These thin cables have a chip inside, so they are directional. It's marked on the cable though. The side which is marked 'TV' should go on the monitor.
457318
I believe so yes. Each and is specifically labeled as either "T.V" or "HDMI." The T.V side goes into your monitor/T.V and the HMDI side goes into the device being used. Haven't had any problems with this cable at all. Would absolutely recommend!
407062
Depends on the monitors you want to connect. But i recommend DVI + DVI or DVI + DisplayPort.
2053195
Yes. Two plugs. One from the monitor to the transformer, the other from the transformer to the wall.
339484
No, you need to use this with a Dell monitor that has the built in attachment and power source
1694826
I'm not entirely sure about the question. When I power on my PS3 or cable box it will automatically switch to that source. Hope that helps.
473461
It never worked for me, so idk. I'd imagine that the computer would still see a DP, and the monitor an HDMI. All the converter is doing is moving pins around.
1764120
This comes with VGA to VGA and a single RCA to RCA (male to male). The connection is VGA from your computer to the device then from the device via RCA (female) to your tv (female). You shouldn't need anything else to get started, (assuming you have VGA output on your computer and RCA video input on the tv). It is powered via USB, so you will need to dedicate a USB connection while using it. Audio is not affected, I use the audio from my laptop but you can use speakers through your pc's audio jack.
2164581
One port, the other is a dvi port which you can buy an hdmi to dvi adapter to make it work.
1379943
The monitor should automatically detect the HDMI input once you plug it in, but if it doesn't you can change the input via the menu control buttons on the right side edge of the monitor.
871735
Alex- I'm not sure if it does to be honest. I prefer to use a Toslink (optical) cable and HDMI. I feel that having the dedicated cables for each have caused me less headaches. sorry I can't be much help on your question
962200
Via VGA. It's the same connection your present monitor is probably already using.
991555
The Mini DisplayPort connector must be plugged into your computer (the small end) and the HDMI connector (the large, flat end) needs to be plugged into your TV's HDMI port. This will NOT work if you A) Do not have a Mini DisplayPort compatible computer or B) Do not have a TV with an HDMI port.
185809
The video output interface is VGA and BNC, if you TV have the VGA interface, so you need to purchase a VGA to VGA cable, thanks.
927065
Monitor end is a 3 conductor mini-plug. Other end has an rca plug that I got an RCA to BNC convertor for.
1524163
No, to connect a monitor you would use a 15 pin VGA cable, or a DVI cable, or an HDMI cable.
1550414
HDMI takes precedence over component or RCA inputs. For example if you have HDMI input connected to VIDEO 2 and a component input connected to VIDEO 2 and both sources are turned on, the HDMI input will be output to the TV. Hope this helps.
970882
No. Both must be digital connections. DVI and HDMI. You can use converter on either port