Does it support HDMI CEC standard?
510552
Actually it has 4 HDMI's with #4 being for TV out, an analog in and an optical in connection.
101354
Yes it supports the HDMI resolutions. And the default output setting is 720P.
1919608
No ,u have to use gamer card for that..thats only converter from system who has lock HDMI..
1644887
With OpenELEC this controller worked, but only to functions mapped, any functionality that I wanted that wasn't mapped I have to configure myself. I only use this controller as a fall back if an individual's TV isn't HDMI-CEC compatible. My advise always leverage HDMI-CEC first.
798324
It handles the hdcp handshake for one of those fruity set top hd devices(!). I don't have all hdcp compliant devices through the full path to my projector. So I used this to convert the hdmi over to hd component. It works great!!
1884251
No. This cable ONLY works for devices which SPECIFICALLY say they support HDMI-to-Component (or Analog via HDMI), which is a very tiny handful of devices on the market. It does not work for standard HDMI ports. The reason for this is because you are taking a purely digital signal and passing it through a cable to an analog input. One or both of the devices needs to convert the signal from digital to analog. This cable does NOT do it for you. It doesn't matter if you're going from component to HDMI, or HDMI to component, this cable will not work for you unless your device is specifically designed to do the conversion from digital to analog via HDMI.
1853261
this cable does not state what version nor does it have stamped anywhere that it is HDMI compliant
2082499
I don't know. I just have it to connect a new home theater receiver with HDMI to an older HDTV with only component input.
821706
Yes, but the device doesn't do any scaling. So your HDMI device must be pushing a 1080i signal.
2022633
Yes it does. I have also used it for CEC on identifying appliances and on 3D side by side with no issues.
1879061
No on the HDMI connector, and I bought a micro adapter to support a usb. Hope that helps.
873102
No, it does not. ): Component inputs HAS to be component out, and it is the same for everything else. HDMI out only works for HDMI inputs and so forth.
211586
It sure can! The max resolution supported is 2560x1600 but only if you're using the DVI-I Dual link or the Display Port 1.2, hdmi only supports up to 1920x1200. Hope this helps. Just to make sure I even went to the manufacturer's website.
1401238
yes that is the case. I used this on an older machine in order to get it compatible with hdmi. It worked on a standard pci (not express) slot.
1480991
Yes. I prefer the VideoSecu MF608B. Sturdier and comes with a 10ft HDMI for about the same cost.
1446303
The specs for this cable say it does support the HDMI ethernet channel (part of HDMI v1.4 http://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/hdmi_1_4/hec.aspx)
1772529
I am not sure. What I can tell you is that I have a laptop (Toshiba running Windows 7) and am using HDMI out to that monitor, and it works great.