How big is the HDMI head of this cable? Most I encounter will just squeeze through a 3/4" hole or do I need to punch a larger hole?
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Yes, It will fit through a 3/4 inch hole. I recommend that you protect the cable by using 1/2 inch electrical grommets. They will fit in a drilled 3/4 inch hole. You might have to slice the grommet to get the cord into it before you put the grommet in the hole. This will help it to look good, too.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your question regarding our HDMI cable. The head on the cable measures 3/4 inches. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Gidday AnnieIf you buy this one it won't fit either. The hdmi end is a standard size not mini
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I drilled a 1/4" hole so it would not scrape the cord to much but you can get away with a 3/16" hole.
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just do an amazon search for "3.5mm audio cable" I have used a different cable with no problems on my unit.
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There is a whole lot of variance in this answer. I'd like to know as well, since I'm looking for a longer cable.
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I have the 25' cable running through my wall and it works great. There is no loosing sound/video quality with hdmi, you either have a picture/sound or you don't.
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The overall length is 5 foot. I would not call this a standard. Make sure you are putting the small end in the Xoom Droid in the second from the left slot. The other slot is USB this plug will not go into a USB port...made only for HDMI out putWhen you are not using the cable, keep the little plug covers on the ends. Find you a zip plastic bag, mark it for what it is used for and put cable in your gear bag.
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This one is 1/8", which is the same as 3.5mm. If you need 1/4", I recommend either buying a 1/8" to 1/4" converter along with this (if you foresee a need for 1/8") or buying a different cable.
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With digital cables, it typically works or it doesn't...so you shouldn't experience a loss over distance. It's the source that unusually determines the length of cable it can handle. So far I've plugged it directly into a directv receiver and most recently an hdmi splitter, and both worked perfectly. Where I might be concerned with length would be things like a video out port on a tablet or laptop, but i'm sure that varies by model.
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Well, at least on mine you open it with your thumb nail. Say you're looking at the screen, along the ride side of the camera the little panel that says "HDMI A/V Out Digital." Pry that open and you'll find the USB cable input hole you need.
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I did mine a .3" hole and then files edges a bit. To make sure it was a snug fit so it won't. Wiggle loose in the future too big. Or just right of a hole. Was my biggest fear.
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I found this to be rather small and cables fit tight when you have more than 2 or 3, I'm not an expert but I've used the larger (double kind) on my other TV installations and has been much easier to fit HDMI, sound and power through it. Also know that you have to order separately the mounting plate/bracket cause is not included.
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Do you have the 1/8" mini video port? It looks like a headphone jack but has a yellow ring...that's what this fits on both ends. I'm not really impressed with the shielding on this cable as it is still a bit noisy.
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1.3b might work depending on the bit/px of the original signal but is not officially supported. Check out wikipedia, they have a very nice graph showing what each version is certified to carry.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hdmi#Version_comparison
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Lots of info on the wiki link. However, I did not find answers to these basic questions:* Is there a better connection when the ends are NOT gold-plated?* It seems, + correct me if I'm mistaken, that what type of HDMI cable you get (e.g. 1.3 vs 1.4) depends on the device you're hooking up (its type of connectors). Please confirm or clarify.* Also, what is wikipedia talking about when they say that in 2012, then numbers (e.g. 1.4) will have to be removed?THANKS!
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The overall length is 24".The cable to the end of the HDMI plug is 21" long.The box is 3.25" wide, 0.625" thick. The third dimension of the box is 24" - 21" = 3".
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Its pretty thick cable, probably about 1/4 inch, but the thickness doesn't really matter. The cable is comprised of several small wire and insulation. You technically don't need to spend a lot of money on hdmi cables they either give you a picture or they don't. Cable is very nice not too expensive and works great.