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Question: Will it work with a longer connector cord than 25 ft. to the TV?  Like 40 ft.
Document: This is very simple. It does exactly what I needed it to do. It is not meant for you to read emails or do any type of work that requires reading which is fine. I more specifically needed it because I no longer have cable & I watch shows & movies online. I just simply wanted to still be able to make use of my televisions & who doesn't like watching their movies on big screens?? ?Quality is good. I have no complaints about this whatsoever.
Very easy to set up. It comes with everything, and it takes about 2 minutes to connect it to your TV and laptop. Video is great quality and subtitles (on the video) are easy to read as well.The VGA cable is 5 ft long, so if your computer is not in the same room as the TV, you might need to order a longer one.[...]
This allows connection of a PC to a TV. It takes VGA from the PC, uses a USB connector to get power, and a mini audio plug into the PC headphone jack to get audio. Menues, if they should be needed, are simple and intuitive, and accessed with the buttons on top.This is extremely simple to use. Things like this *SHOULD* be simple to use. Well done!Picture quality is as should be expected.
Needed to stream NetFlix from my laptop VGA output to my old analog TV. This product did the job with no hassels or fiddling around. Just connected the USB (for power to unit), VGA and audio connector to the computer and the audio/video out to the TV and it worked like a charm. The device has some adjustments that can be made but none were needed. It runs cool to the touch, and resolution, color and audio quality are all quite acceptable.
We have a 12 year old huge 60&#34; screen TV in the basement. We connected this little puppy to my T400 laptop and &#34;Hello Dolly&#34; we were in business! Now my husband can work out while watching all his favorite motorcycle races on you tube  on his 60&#34; TV. It took us longer to turn on my computer than to hook the whole system up. It sounds great and the picture is good too!
This converter makes a 200% improvement in color quality compared to my computermonitors. Now the .FLV video color is about as good as a DVD playing directly. (Although the resolution isn't quite as good, of course. More like you'd expect from a video tape. )As an Engineer who tried to design something like this  25 years ago when color computer monitors went for over $500, I can see that there has been a lot of progress. Congratulations to the Engineer on this unit !Highly recommended !
This is but one of the best $30 sumthing bucks I ever spent. It is quite simple to use. You plug the usb and the VGA part of the converter to your computer. The USb provides power to work and the VGA acts as the monitor. Then you connect the RCAs to the TV and it works like magic!!! I will probably buy another one for my other desktop.
I highly recommend this cord if you want to hook your computer (make sure you have a VGA port) to the red, white, and yellow (RCA) ports on a TV.
Worked perfectly to connect a laptop to any RCA device. Has a video feedthrough to add a monitor to the mix as well. USB connector powers the box, audio connector and VGA connector handles the audio/video for the TV. Simple setup and good picture.
I have HP 17" with the monitor output on the upper left corner and speaker on the bottom right. This cord length is barely long enough and crosses either the keyboard or underneath to make the connection.If you're looking for a quick and easy way to connect your PC to your TV, this is it!
Answer: Yes, but the cord needs to be thicker so it has less resistance.  The thinner cord like I bought is too much for the converter to handle (even at 25 FT) and causes a "flickering" on the TV that switches from normal picture to a blue screen for a split second and does this a lot, so if you need to find a 40 foot cord make sure it is thicker than 1/8" diameter so that this does not happen.  In other words you need to find a thicker gauge cord.  Logan