will this cable work to play 4K content on a 4K TV with an hdmi 2 input?
1355936
I don't know for certain, never tried it but if 4K can be played back through other hdmi I don't see why this won't .
2126115
I believe it's supposed to. I know the internal netflix app supports 4K and looks great. I don't have any external content to test the HDMI at 4K.
524680
It should work as any other video cable.If you have a display port so you are fine ;)
1827793
Nope. Wish it would. If older reviews are still available there is one that suggests a very limited use for this cable. HDMI is a digital audio and video signal and needs a digital to analog conversion with synchronization of the audio to the video. A cable can't do that. It requires digital signal processing to do the conversion. The cheapest way to do that is buy a digital TV. There are converters, but they cost way more than the converter box to convert HDTV to NTSC analog.
578374
It should work fine. I have used this device as a second connector to an old monitor that lacked an hdmi input as well as on my computer for dual screen capabilities (1 hdmi port and 1 dvi port, but I only use hdmi cords). I hope this helps.
1884252
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
1395038
Yes it should. I did the opposite with hdmi out to dvi in and this cable is supposed to work either way so yes it should
476392
No, it just depends on what type of connections you're using. If you're using HDMI like you should be then it will work just fine.
1025868
I cannot answer the question directly. What I can say is that I had a display port adapter that I plugged the hdmi cable into in order to connect to my TV. This cord alone suffices for that purpose. It requires no additional adapters. If display port adapter plus hdmi works, then this should work. All I know is that this cord alone makes audio and video work on tv.
2023294
If you are using a TV with a component video input (Red, Blue, Green) then it will work but if it does not then it will not. This is a component only cable. I would recommend going with a cheaper composite option if your TV doesn't have a component video input.
1281868
HDMI 2.0 is supposed to work with HDMI 1.4 cables. *If* the 1.4 cables were built to specs, they can support the increased bandwidth with no problem. That said, this cable (KabelDirekt (6 feet) TOP Series) is the first one I've bought that has worked for me with no problems. My HDMI 2.0 hardware seems happy, and I haven't had any of the glitches I used to experience with older/cheaper cables. The thing to look for when buying these cables is the ATC certification. If you're really suspicious, ask for copies of the manufacturers certificates. The good manufacturers will usually send you a copy.
562822
Hello - no I don't think this will work. Your yellow cable has the entire video signal on it and this cable breaks out HDMI into a more complex component video scheme.
830250
It should. There should be no difference in HDMI cables. The connections are the same.
1873096
I have no clue, since I do not own or have access to that model of LCD. If that model has a standard VGA input, this cable *ought* to work.
553470
I have used this cable to go from an hdmi source to a dvi monitor. I am currently using it from a dvi source to an hdmi screen. It basically just has the pin out mapped to work either direction. If you have a dvi connection on one end and an hdmi on the other it should work. In my case it even carries sound!
592175
The splitter is certified HDMI 1.3 so in theory it should work since the splitter creates 2 identical simultaneous output signals from 1 input single.
1328432
That depends. If your source device output is licensed for HDMI "recording" (like the XBox), it will work. If you are using a Playstation or a cable box, it will not - you will have to use component video instead. Not the same quality as HDMI, but still pretty good.