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Question: Does this have sound output? If not is there one that does have sound or do I need to use the sound output hooked up seperate off the desktop sound ca
Document: Purchased one of these so I could extend my desktop.Installation was easy and straight forward but the monitor connected to the adapter was very fuzzy and flickering.swapped monitors over and the fault always followed the adapter.Tried contacting StarTech but had no response..Still waiting to return the device for a full refund...
Testing it on three different pieces of equipment tells me that there is nothing inherently wrong with the cable's ability to convert HDMI to VGA output.Five out of five stars for another product that does what it says it does.NOTE: I'm not addressing how this works with a Raspberry Pi; when I test this I will put those results in the Raspberry Pi's VerifiedPeripherals list one way or the other.
If you stay in one, or the other, all is well.I also used this cable connecting my HP Sleekbook to aEpson VS315W WXGA Projectorwith which it worked instantly and flawlessly. You will NOT get the same resolution as with real HD output when you have HDMI to HDMI hookups to your equipment. VGA is a different beast and I've found I've gotten spoiled with the new high resolution monitors and televisions.
We purchased this HDMI to VGA adapter when we upgraded a laptop. The new laptop only has an HDMI output. The adapter works great with the external VGA monitor. We ended up purchasing a second one.
This has helped me work with my old vga monitors while I decide on newer monitors. I bought this to go with my Sony VAIO Flip 15A.The only problem I've had with it was one day when my laptop thought my external monitor had speakers and I lost sound until discovering this and disabling that set of speakers in my audio settings. Not sure if that was the fault of my laptop or this device.
This is likely to be the shortest review I have ever written, because the product works so well is almost doesn't need a review!The device is a short HDMI cable connected to an oblong piece that houses a standard VGA connector. There are no drivers to install - just plug it into the HDMI port of the computer, and the other end into the cable for the monitor, and that is it. The square box has screw holes so that one can firmly attach the VGA cable connector.It works fine.
This is basically the same device as the IPEVO adapter. The difference is that this one doesn't have the audio out nor does it have its own power supply. Also the design is flawless, the IPEVO had a crooked HDMI IN.The adapter is pretty basic and it delivers what it promises, a male HDMI to female VGA adapter compatible for use with Macs. Because of the adapter I've been able to avoid buying a new laptop or monitor for my son.
I enjoyed using this nifty little thing to hook up my HD laptop to a VGA projector. It supports a resolution up to 1080 and is, as promised, pretty much a "plug and play" product with minimal set-up. It's simple to use and has a two year warranty. And most importantly, it does what it's supposed to do. It's also light and portable, which is another plus. Overall, I'm satisfied with this product.
Was able to hook up a projector that lacked a HDMI input and my new laptop had no VGA output. East to work, no issues at all.
The issues I had were independent of the cable. There were situations where flickering took place and resolution was hinky, but when I went into the Windows Control Panel and set up the monitors I got everything to work perfectly and solidly.Windows 8 caused some specific problems, however, when I was switching between Windows 8 Startup (the native touch screen oriented interface) and the Windows 8 Desktop (legacy) modes. With certain apps, like the control panel, open, the extended monitor situation was definitely problematic.
Answer: No, there's no sound output. But there are some models that have it (can't give you some specific product, but I came accross some of them on Amazon)