Bridge the gap between DisplayPort and HDMI with this handy 1m cable!
Connect your laptop to practically any big screen TV, or other HDMI display.
This DisplayPort to HDMI Cable (male to male) is fully featured with all the bells and whistles, so the only limition to what you get get out of your system is the system itself! By that, I mean that this cable is fully audio combatible for 7.1 HD audio and HD 1080p video simultaneously, but not all DisplayPort enabled equipment sends those signals through the DisplayPort socket. HDCP 1.2 and DPCP are accounted for, so you needn't worry about displaying protected content. It's the no-fuss solution for using HDMI screens on DisplayPort outputs!
Compatibility
Please note this passive cable requires compatible DisplayPort/HDMI equipment, so be sure to check for the D++ symbol on your source device and read the manual to check you're getting sound output if you're expecting a complete HDMI conversion. This cable is not bi-directional, and does not convert HDMI to DisplayPort.
Product Specifications
- 5 year Cable Chick Warranty
- Uni-directional, the DisplayPort must be the source device, not the display device!
- Highest specification Ultra HD 4K capable 1m DisplayPort to HDMI Cable
- Perfect for converting a Display Port Device for use with a HDMI HD TV Screen
- Nickle Silver Plated Connectors for optimal signal transfer
- Supports HDMI signals such as 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i & 1080p
- 7.1 HD audio formats such True HD and DTS HD are fully supported
- 17.28 Gbps Data tranfer rate (HBR2)
- Full Support for HDCP ver. 1.2 and DPCP (Display Port Content Protection)
- DisplayPort device with the ability to output HDMI is required
- Colour: Black with Silver Connectors
DisplayPort Compatibility Note
DisplayPort (DP) cables adapters are not bi-directional, and require a DP output which is DP++ (Dual Mode) compatible. When a DisplayPort to HDMI cable is connected to a DP++ (Dual-Mode) output, the output device senses the presence of the adaptor/cable and sends HDMI signals over the DisplayPort connector rather than DisplayPort signals. No signal conversion is performed by the cable. HDMI signals are merely passed through.
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