Would the audio cable connect to the front right of my laptop if the VGA connection is at the LHS.- 2ft around side to front?
610347
No. The audio cable is 15-inches long from where it juts out from the VGA cable. You need 24-inches. This cable is designed for a desktop computer where the VGA and audio connections are adjacent.
610348
nope... it's only like 6". you can get a an audio coupler and ad a small 12" audio to it. or another short vga cord. MY SOUND QUALITY IS FINE
610349
It is made to connect a VGA port from a laptop to a VGA port on a monitor or TV. However, it is not shielded enough. You will have issues with using the audio cable and horrible sounds.
610350
Is very simple: look very well at the side of the mini plug jack in your laptop, there should be a symbol like an inverted "U", that stands for "headphones". Plug it there. If you need to open the cables (separating them) to do it, just do it.
610351
The audio cable extends about six inches from the VGA connector. If it's further away than that you will have to find some kind of extension.
2257879
No, the cable is less than a foot long. You can probably try using a audio cable extender you can find them at any local electronic store. Enjoy your adapter its Great!!!
2043247
should be no problem. Keep in mind that HDMI does have sound but that VGA does not. The adapter will work fine as long as you are doing regular PC functions -- the sound for a movie, for example, will have to run from the laptop itself. But you can look at email and other PC stuff just fine.
1904807
I use a VGA cable to run my laptop off of my TV. However instead of hooking up an audio cable to the television I just plug in a small set of speakers to the laptop to increase the volume coming off of the laptop. It's really same thing, just that sound comes off of the computer instead. Just a suggestion and another option.
1158543
Thanks for all the answers. Yes, with the VGA cable the sound works. If i use the HDMI i lose the sound.
1569197
VGA is only for the Visual section, if your laptop came with a Audio Jack, theirs many different kinds one is yellow and only one type of connection, and the other is a normal speaker jack that might work only if the TV has a connection for the speaker jack in the back of it...hope this works if all else fails go to your local Computer store and by an adapter specially made for conversion from the PC to the TV... best of luck
1570867
The monitor supports DVI and VGA inputs so if your laptop can output to either of those then you should be good to go. I have a VGA cable going from my Dell Latitude to the monitor without any problems.
1962158
I used this adapter to connect my lenovo U410 ultrabook to my AOC monitor, not to TV. The audio is provided by the Lenovo U410 speakers. Only transfer video to VGA port in the monitor.
1217376
Hi Deborah,I have been successful with my hookup and audio. At this point I would make sure your laptop supports a direct HDMI connection and that you have changed your audio output in the control panel under whatever O.S. you have.Hope this helps.Also, in some situations, the audio is going to default to the laptop if the connection is a HDMI Input. You want a HDMI Output on the laptop.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your question on our HDMI to DVI Adapter Cable. Since DVI does not support audio, you will need to ensure the correct playback device is selected so the audio come from your laptop. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you need any assistance. Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Audio is always seperate from a normal VGA Cable for most computer monitors. But this cable has a stereo audio cable built right in. Run it to your TV, projector, etc. and the audio can be sent right with it. For lengths of ten feet or less, audio will probably be fine. Adjust audio output levels on computer, be sure you're using the proper output jack (usually NOT the head phone jack!) On TV, etc., be sure you are using the correct input jack. If you hear audio hum or buz, check all connections, system settings. Be certain all equipment is well grounded. If buz or hum continues, you may need a preamp, or media system updates or up grades. Consult manufacturers, professional service technician. Audio is always seperate from a normal VGA Cable for most computer monitors. But this cable has a stereo audio cable built right in. Run it to your TV, projector, etc. and the audio can be sent right with it. For lengths of ten feet or less, audio will probably be fine. Adjust audio output levels on computer, be sure you're using the proper output jack (usually NOT the head phone jack!) On TV, etc., be sure you are using the correct input jack. If you hear audio hum or buz, check all connections, system settings. Be certain all equipment is well grounded. If buz or hum continues, you may... » Read More Audio is always seperate from a normal VGA Cable for most computer monitors. But this cable has a stereo audio cable built right in. Run it to your TV, projector, etc. and the audio can be sent right with it. For lengths of ten feet or less, audio will probably be fine. Adjust audio output levels on computer, be sure you're using the proper output jack (usually NOT the head phone jack!) On TV, etc., be sure you are using the correct input jack. If you hear audio hum or buz, check all connections, system settings. Be certain all equipment is well grounded. If buz or hum continues, you may need a preamp, or media system updates or up grades. Consult manufacturers, professional service technician. « Show Less
671487
This cable takes connection from the VGA end to the HDMI, and it should work if that's how you intend to use it.
1086370
The VGA/SVGA does not carry a sound signal if you were to get a video signal you would still need a audio cable. Also I think their is a digital to analog issue there. Hope the info helped Happy NY
120610
you don't; vga doesn't carry audio. it's not like hdmi.does your monitor have built-in speakers? if so, then there will be a line-in (aka auxiliary, 3.5mm, 1/8", etc.) input which looks exactly like a headphone jack, except that sound goes into it instead of out of it. in that case, you'll need an rca to 3.5mm cable or adapter. if your monitor doesn't have speakers, then just route your rca cables to your sound system. i hope that helps.
365750
I returned this monitor because my desktop needed a special connection. This connection is for a VGA connection, which I am sure your laptop has. So, to make a long and boring story short, I would say yes it will connect to your laptop.
1820437
My laptop is about 5 years old. I went on ebay and bought a VGA cable that had the audio jack (3.5mm plug) atached to it. I used this from the VGA jack on my laptop to the converter, and plugged the audio jack into the head phone jack and into the converter. My picture on the TV is pretty good, I would say around a 8 1/2 to 9 right now. I just bought the LCD TV and am still tweaking in the picture part of it. Hope this helps.
501676
on this case the cable actually comes out at the middle, and is fairly long, so you shouldn't have any issues with that. my USB port is on the right also, and everything has plenty of reach.