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Question: I want to show powerpoint slides from my laptop to tv...couldn't get my wifi blu-ray player & computer to connect. Will this cable work for that?
Document: This cable does not connect my LG TV and Sony Blu-Ray player -- the TV just says "Invalid signal," whatever that means. I tested one laptop, and it doesn't work at all; another laptop does show the signal properly, but the sound does not work (and yes, I played with the Windows Control Panel sound settings to make sure the audio was going out the right place). With other cables, it works just fine.
I purchased two of these cables for use with a Sharp Hi-Def !080P LCD. One cable is attached to a Sony Blu-Ray DVD player and the other to my iMac computer. Both work flawlessly. At this price you can't go wrong.
The one i got has 2 round coils at each end, harder to pull in a  wall. I get picture from my blu-ray player every third time i turn it on. Brand new tv and blu-ray. I new the price was too good.
I bought two of these 25 foot cables only to snake them through my wall (so that all wires are hidden and go to the entertainment center) neither of the cables worked and actually when I hooked one of the cables up to my blu-ray player and then to my HD TV it blew the port and now does not work. I contacted the seller only to get an e-mail that said it's not their problem and to contact Amazon. GARBAGE!!!!
I purchased these a while ago as back ups for our electronics. I had a need for them today, to hook up a tv and blu ray. We knew the TV and the Blu Ray were both in working order, just moving one room to the other. I used one of these, and the TV would not recognize the player, So I pulled out the 2nd cable, and once again no luck, exact same issue.
I used this cable to connect my LG BD-370 Blu-Ray player to my LG 50PS11 plasma TV. I ran it through a wall, into the basement, and back up into my AV closet--quite a few turns with apparently no breakage. I also compared it to the 6ft cable that came with the Blu-Ray player and saw no difference in picture quality. No dropouts, no spots, no pixelization.
How can you beat $6.80 for a 25ft hdmi cable. Well, you get what you pay for. This cable was basically DOA. I hooked it up to my xbox360, PS3, Blu-ray player, LG wireless media player, desktop PC, and Macbook pro. The result was the same every time. A Black screen, or black and red, with some image from the device that was very garbled with lines. Maybe I just got a bad cable.
Does not seen to work, when it is plugged into a converter, cable box, blu ray player etc.. The hdmi cord does not seem to work for some reason hoping for a refund or a different product
I bought this to run from my surround sound to my projector and I couldn't even get a signal. I even ran it direct from my blu-ray player to make sure it wasn't my receiver. I tried another cord that I had and everything worked fine.
I purchased this cable to connect my laptop to my HDTV set and for the most part it works extremely well. One time it took some adjusting of the cable in the connector slot in the side of the TV to get my computer to show up on the TV screen. There doesn't seem to be any loss of video quality.If you do a little research on the internet you will find that all the expensive cables they sell you in the store are ripoffs.
Answer: YES.  As long as your TV and laptop both have HDMI ports.  I use it exactly for that - HDMI on laptop to HDMI on TV.  Is wonderful because it also carries audio on the HDMI cable so you can easily watch movies (say from iTunes) on TV too.