Monoprice 4K High Speed HDMI Cable 25ft - CL2 In Wall Rated 18Gbps Active Black (DynamicView)
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how thick is the hdmi cable?
A shopper
on Jan 4, 2018
BEST ANSWER: It depends on the length. The shorter the length the thinner it is. At 25' it is the thinnest HDMI cable I have found at about "1/4 thick. With this cable you just need to make sure you use the right ends for source and monitor.
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- Daniel S on Jan 4, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 18, 2017
BEST ANSWER: It depends on the length. The shorter the length the thinner it is. At 25' it is the thinnest HDMI cable I have found at about "1/4 thick. With this cable you just need to make sure you use the right ends for source and monitor.
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- Daniel S on Jan 4, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 18, 2017
This HDMI cable measures slightly over 3/4” at the ends with the cable itself measuring 1/4” round. I hope this helps.
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- Brian T on Jan 7, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 18, 2017
I don't have it in front of me right now. But from what I remember it is about 0.25" or slightly larger.
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- Todd G on Jan 4, 2018
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Which end do I plug up to the projector?
A shopper
on Jul 11, 2018
BEST ANSWER: There should be a "flag" on each end of the cable.. The end labeled "Source" is plugged into the computer and the end labeled "Display" is plugged into the projector or external monitor.
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- Frank on Jul 11, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: There should be a "flag" on each end of the cable.. The end labeled "Source" is plugged into the computer and the end labeled "Display" is plugged into the projector or external monitor.
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- Frank on Jul 11, 2018
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The end that says "Monitor" or "Display"
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- Daniel S on Jul 11, 2018
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Why no 3ft and 6ft lengths?
A shopper
on Dec 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This is an active cable, which means there is a signal booster chip inside the connector. You don't need signal boosters in a short length like 3ft or 6ft. You can buy a passive cable that supports the same HDMI standards.
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- Shashank M on Mar 27, 2019
BEST ANSWER: This is an active cable, which means there is a signal booster chip inside the connector. You don't need signal boosters in a short length like 3ft or 6ft. You can buy a passive cable that supports the same HDMI standards.
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- Shashank M on Mar 27, 2019
Because it wouldn't make any sense. Short cables have relatively low loss, so there is plenty of link margin with short cables.
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- Erik N on Dec 9, 2018
- Purchased on May 18, 2018
At short lengths you can get non-active slim cable versions
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- Calvin W on Dec 10, 2018
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Can this be run In-Wall behind drywall?
Brandon M
on Jan 16, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Any device can be run behind the wall. You just need to make sure you get cable that is rated for in wall use, if I remember correctly, for HDMI cables it's considered CL3? Or CL2? Check your electrical codes.
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- Matthew H on Jan 16, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Any device can be run behind the wall. You just need to make sure you get cable that is rated for in wall use, if I remember correctly, for HDMI cables it's considered CL3? Or CL2? Check your electrical codes.
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- Matthew H on Jan 16, 2019
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Does this pass through a 1" "smurf" conduit easily? 25' 3 90° bends
A shopper
on Oct 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: It should - I have 1.5" pipe and it was dead easy going 15' with 3 90 degree bends. Assuming that a standard HDMI end fits and can glide through, there is nothing about the actual cord that should give you trouble - it is thin and quite malleable.
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- Michael H on Oct 28, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 4, 2018
BEST ANSWER: It should - I have 1.5" pipe and it was dead easy going 15' with 3 90 degree bends. Assuming that a standard HDMI end fits and can glide through, there is nothing about the actual cord that should give you trouble - it is thin and quite malleable.
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- Michael H on Oct 28, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 4, 2018
Both ends measure 21mm wide (8/10") at the widest point. If the inside diameter of the conduit is an inch, you should have 4 millimeters to spare.
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- Dwayne J on Oct 26, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 7, 2019
Should be possible. Consider vacuuming a twine string from one of the conduit ends. Then you can pull the cable through via the string.
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- JV on Oct 26, 2019
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What is the difference in these cables versus the active redmere cables?
Michael J
on Aug 14, 2017
Monoprice 4K High Speed HDMI Cable 25ft - CL2 In Wall Rated 18Gbps Active Black (DynamicView)
Monoprice 4K High Speed HDMI Cable 25ft - CL2 In Wall Rated 10.2Gbps Active Black (Select, 2)
BEST ANSWER: DynamicView uses the next generation "RedMere" active HDMI chipset, HT8181. "RedMere" was the name that originally developed the chipset that Monoprice used in the cables. A few years ago a company called Spectra7 bought RedMere, so "RedMere" is no longer used to describe the cable. DynamicView uses latest "RedMere" chipset, HT8181. It is just not called "RedMere" anymore.
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- Tim N Staff on Aug 16, 2017
BEST ANSWER: DynamicView uses the next generation "RedMere" active HDMI chipset, HT8181. "RedMere" was the name that originally developed the chipset that Monoprice used in the cables. A few years ago a company called Spectra7 bought RedMere, so "RedMere" is no longer used to describe the cable. DynamicView uses latest "RedMere" chipset, HT8181. It is just not called "RedMere" anymore.
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- Tim N Staff on Aug 16, 2017
DynamicView is an active cable with the HT8181 chipset, which is the latest version of the active cable chipset formerly known as Redmere. This also supports the HDMI 2.0 spec, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps, YUV 4:4:4 Chroma sampling.
Select Active is an older version of the RedMere chipset and does not support HDR.
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Select Active is an older version of the RedMere chipset and does not support HDR.
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- Tim N Staff on Sep 8, 2017
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What is the difference between HOSS Installer Grade Active and DynamicView Active? Would it work reliably at 40ft run with 4k dolby vision ?
A shopper
on Oct 18, 2017
Monoprice 4K High Speed HDMI Cable 25ft - CL2 In Wall Rated 18Gbps Active Black (DynamicView)
Monoprice 4K High Speed HDMI Cable 35ft - CL3 In Wall Rated 18Gbps Active Black (HOSS)
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question.
Both Hoss and DynamicView would support 4k Dolbyvision reliably at 40ft. Both cables will do that currently at 50ft, and soon at 60ft.
Functionally, Hoss and DynamicView are the same
The difference is in the physical construction of the cable. HOSS is thicker and DynamicView is thinner at shorter lengths with a thinner outer diameter on the cable.
If you are looking for a thinner cable, DynamicView is the one you want. If you appreciate a big thick cable, HOSS is it.
Both cables carry the latest active chipset from Spectra7, HT8181, and will support HDR video, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps and 4:4:4 color sampling up to 50ft today and soon to longer lengths.
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Both Hoss and DynamicView would support 4k Dolbyvision reliably at 40ft. Both cables will do that currently at 50ft, and soon at 60ft.
Functionally, Hoss and DynamicView are the same
The difference is in the physical construction of the cable. HOSS is thicker and DynamicView is thinner at shorter lengths with a thinner outer diameter on the cable.
If you are looking for a thinner cable, DynamicView is the one you want. If you appreciate a big thick cable, HOSS is it.
Both cables carry the latest active chipset from Spectra7, HT8181, and will support HDR video, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps and 4:4:4 color sampling up to 50ft today and soon to longer lengths.
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- Tim N Staff on Nov 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question.
Both Hoss and DynamicView would support 4k Dolbyvision reliably at 40ft. Both cables will do that currently at 50ft, and soon at 60ft.
Functionally, Hoss and DynamicView are the same
The difference is in the physical construction of the cable. HOSS is thicker and DynamicView is thinner at shorter lengths with a thinner outer diameter on the cable.
If you are looking for a thinner cable, DynamicView is the one you want. If you appreciate a big thick cable, HOSS is it.
Both cables carry the latest active chipset from Spectra7, HT8181, and will support HDR video, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps and 4:4:4 color sampling up to 50ft today and soon to longer lengths.
Thanks!
Both Hoss and DynamicView would support 4k Dolbyvision reliably at 40ft. Both cables will do that currently at 50ft, and soon at 60ft.
Functionally, Hoss and DynamicView are the same
The difference is in the physical construction of the cable. HOSS is thicker and DynamicView is thinner at shorter lengths with a thinner outer diameter on the cable.
If you are looking for a thinner cable, DynamicView is the one you want. If you appreciate a big thick cable, HOSS is it.
Both cables carry the latest active chipset from Spectra7, HT8181, and will support HDR video, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps and 4:4:4 color sampling up to 50ft today and soon to longer lengths.
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- Tim N Staff on Nov 28, 2017
I'd avoid this Hoss one and find another option. Both of mine stopped working.
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- New User U on Jun 19, 2020
- Purchased on Jan 14, 2018
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For this cable, under features it says "Available in 20 and 25 foot lengths". Does that mean only the listed features are available in those lengths? Or is this a typo. I need everything listed in the description of the features in maybe up to 35 or 40'. Thanks!
A shopper
on Nov 28, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This cable would have the same features at all lengths.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This cable would have the same features at all lengths.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 14, 2018
All the features are available in all the lengths
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- John C on Dec 14, 2018
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Why no 3ft or 6ft lengths?
Adam D
on Dec 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This is an active cable, which means there is a signal booster chip inside the connector. You don't need signal boosters in a short length like 3ft or 6ft. You can buy a passive cable that supports the same HDMI standards.
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- Shashank M on Mar 27, 2019
BEST ANSWER: This is an active cable, which means there is a signal booster chip inside the connector. You don't need signal boosters in a short length like 3ft or 6ft. You can buy a passive cable that supports the same HDMI standards.
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- Shashank M on Mar 27, 2019
I am using the cable to broadcast high school football and basketball games on "YouTube". The camera is several feet from the laptop for operation. Works great....JG
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- Jerry G on Dec 10, 2018
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I would like to employ TWO to send audio-video to and audio from a 2018 LG OLED linking an older Denon or Integra receiver-amp. Will this be back-compatible with older HDMI 1.2-2.0 receivers and blu-ray? Any advantage to a direct blu-ray to OLED connection in that case?
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on Dec 13, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thankfully all HDMI version would be backwards compatible.
However these are active and would only work if connected directly to a display.
I would use our certified premium cables for the inputs in your setup.
However these are active and would only work if connected directly to a display.
I would use our certified premium cables for the inputs in your setup.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 14, 2018
Monoprice 4K Certified Premium High Speed HDMI Cable 6ft - 18Gbps Black
BEST ANSWER: Thankfully all HDMI version would be backwards compatible.
However these are active and would only work if connected directly to a display.
I would use our certified premium cables for the inputs in your setup.
However these are active and would only work if connected directly to a display.
I would use our certified premium cables for the inputs in your setup.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 14, 2018
Monoprice 4K Certified Premium High Speed HDMI Cable 6ft - 18Gbps Black
Receiver-Amp will pass through 1080p content signal only from source signal blu-ray player. If signal is 4k from source blu-ray to display 4k image direct connection to tv is the answer because receiver is the limiting factor.
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- Eswar N on Dec 15, 2018
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Has anyone had lucking using this cable with a PC? I am getting proper video but the audio is coming across as “analog” or 2.1
A shopper
on Feb 15, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, I only use mine between a 4k player and the tv and it works well in that capacity. Did you have this issue before using another HDMI or is this your first HDMI cable out from your PC? You might check your audio settings on your PC to see if it's configured for stereo or 2.1. You may have the option to output multi-channel. Sometimes, you can't output certain multi-channel because of copyright issues.
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- John S on Feb 20, 2019
- Purchased on May 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, I only use mine between a 4k player and the tv and it works well in that capacity. Did you have this issue before using another HDMI or is this your first HDMI cable out from your PC? You might check your audio settings on your PC to see if it's configured for stereo or 2.1. You may have the option to output multi-channel. Sometimes, you can't output certain multi-channel because of copyright issues.
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- John S on Feb 20, 2019
- Purchased on May 17, 2018
No issues for me with my PC. Make sure your audio settings in Windows are correct. The cable will not and cannot downsample multi channel audio to 2 channel.
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- Shashank M on Mar 27, 2019
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Has anyone gotten this working with a gaming PC? I am getting the right video output but audio is coming in as “analog” or 2.0
Spencer C
on Feb 15, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Need a lot more info. Is PC hooked up to ext. AV receiver? What sound card is in PC? What kind of display are you using? I am running a AV receiver with these cables and can get Dolby Atmos from my PC -BUT- took me forever to figure out what input configuration to use and THEN had to download the software from the web so the PC could recognize it.
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- Al W on Feb 16, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 28, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Need a lot more info. Is PC hooked up to ext. AV receiver? What sound card is in PC? What kind of display are you using? I am running a AV receiver with these cables and can get Dolby Atmos from my PC -BUT- took me forever to figure out what input configuration to use and THEN had to download the software from the web so the PC could recognize it.
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- Al W on Feb 16, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 28, 2018
always had trouble with something not working (Atmos, no sound at all, frequently as you stated stereo audio). Soon as I replaced it with a standard 30' HDMI everything worked fine and has to this day.
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- Jason G on Feb 15, 2019
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Does this support pass thru receivers?
Andrew C
on Jan 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as you are using this with a direct connection form your source device to your display with nothing between this would pass video and audio.
As long as you are using this with a direct connection form your source device to your display with nothing between this would pass video and audio.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 27, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as you are using this with a direct connection form your source device to your display with nothing between this would pass video and audio.
As long as you are using this with a direct connection form your source device to your display with nothing between this would pass video and audio.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 27, 2019
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Is there an issue using a non-active high speed hdmi from my Roku to my A/V receiver and then a 35' active Hoss hdmi to my 4k hdr tv?.
STEVE P
on Jan 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
That would be fine, you would just need to make sure the active cable is connected directly to the display on the TV side of the cable.
That would be fine, you would just need to make sure the active cable is connected directly to the display on the TV side of the cable.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 27, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
That would be fine, you would just need to make sure the active cable is connected directly to the display on the TV side of the cable.
That would be fine, you would just need to make sure the active cable is connected directly to the display on the TV side of the cable.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 27, 2019
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Will this cable support 3D?
A shopper
on Jan 29, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This cable would be pass 3D video.
This cable would be pass 3D video.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 28, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This cable would be pass 3D video.
This cable would be pass 3D video.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 28, 2019
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Can I assume that this DynamicView cable also supports ATMOS sound?
Gerard W
on Apr 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes. It will pass the audio signal
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- Richard G on Apr 7, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 18, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes. It will pass the audio signal
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- Richard G on Apr 7, 2018
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Will HDR signal make it over 50’ runs? I would like to run the HDMI cable up the wall and thru the attic instead of along the floor. I think the total distance will be around 60’.
A shopper
on Jul 29, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This would pass HDR at 50' and 60'.
This would pass HDR at 50' and 60'.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jul 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This would pass HDR at 50' and 60'.
This would pass HDR at 50' and 60'.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jul 26, 2019
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Is this a HDMI premium certified cable?
Donald M
on Aug 28, 2018
BEST ANSWER: We used this cable in a home theater applications running it from a server room over to a 4K TV and it worked out great because the cable is easy to work with because if it's size and flex. Remember that the cable is directional so make sure you run the cable the right way as listed on each end if not the cable will not work.
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- Kolt K on Aug 30, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 27, 2017
BEST ANSWER: We used this cable in a home theater applications running it from a server room over to a 4K TV and it worked out great because the cable is easy to work with because if it's size and flex. Remember that the cable is directional so make sure you run the cable the right way as listed on each end if not the cable will not work.
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- Kolt K on Aug 30, 2018
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Is it possible to attach this cable to a plate insert and bend in a box with a 3/4" plaster ring on a 2 1/2" deep box . The cable enters the box in a conduit?
A shopper
on Oct 31, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I checked the cable in my setup and I believe it is just flexible enough to do that, yes.
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- Samuel B on Oct 31, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 5, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I checked the cable in my setup and I believe it is just flexible enough to do that, yes.
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Why don’t they make these in 3ft and 6ft?
A shopper
on Dec 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Because you don't need active cables in those lengths. A passive cable is all you need.
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- Shashank M on Mar 27, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Because you don't need active cables in those lengths. A passive cable is all you need.
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- Shashank M on Mar 27, 2019
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As I don't see a Premium Certified label anywhere does this cable support Dolby Vision as well as the already noted 4K@60Hz HDR 4:4:4?
James K
on Feb 14, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I can't comment on DV, but it certainly works with HDR10 and I have tested the 30ft version of this cable.
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- Shashank M on Mar 27, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I can't comment on DV, but it certainly works with HDR10 and I have tested the 30ft version of this cable.
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- Shashank M on Mar 27, 2019
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Can I run this cable through a 3/4" conduit with 2 bends in it? Only about 12' through conduit.
JJ H
on Jul 23, 2019
BEST ANSWER: You can, however it would be best if you used #12 bare wire pushed through 1st and then wrap the bare wire around the end of the hdmi cable to pull it through. You should not have to apply any pressure. You will not be able to fish it through by itself. It will ball up in the first bend. You can also use a fish tape if you have one.
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- Edison H on Jul 24, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: You can, however it would be best if you used #12 bare wire pushed through 1st and then wrap the bare wire around the end of the hdmi cable to pull it through. You should not have to apply any pressure. You will not be able to fish it through by itself. It will ball up in the first bend. You can also use a fish tape if you have one.
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- Edison H on Jul 24, 2019
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can i use a Ir over cdmi extender with this cable?
Jonathan J
on Dec 4, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
Active cables do not always cooperate well with IR over HDMI extenders.
Active cables do not always cooperate well with IR over HDMI extenders.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 6, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
Active cables do not always cooperate well with IR over HDMI extenders.
Active cables do not always cooperate well with IR over HDMI extenders.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 6, 2019
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So I am setting up a new 4K system WITH eARC and have seen various answers to this working or not working for ARC by Monoprice employees. Can anyone give a good straight forward answer, Will these cables work for eARC or NOT in a 25 foot run? Thank you
Alex B H
on Feb 11, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes, it will work with an eARC connection between the display(Sony A9F in my case) and a Denon AVR-X6500H(in my case) just fine. I haven't had any issues with this cable performing exactly as it should.
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- James K on Feb 11, 2020
- Purchased on Feb 14, 2019
Thank you for the quick response. I forgot to say that I will be using AVR as source and LCD TV as display. So
signal chain would be coming from the Denon AVR to TV. I have heard that you need the TV as the source and AVR be the display for active cables to work with ARC. But I have also learned that AQ cables have ethernet built in and are bidirectional.
signal chain would be coming from the Denon AVR to TV. I have heard that you need the TV as the source and AVR be the display for active cables to work with ARC. But I have also learned that AQ cables have ethernet built in and are bidirectional.
The Source end of the cable should be connected to the AVR and the TV end of the cable should be connected to the display. eARC is used when sending Atmos-enabled audio from the display's embedded streaming apps like Netflix for example. eARC is also used for sending LPCM audio from a connected device like a Blu-ray player when it's connected to the display. You should have a input selection on your AVR that says something like TV Audio and that's the input you would use when watching and listening to Netflix from the display's Netflix app. Bottom line, always connect the cable as indicated, Source to the audio/video source and the TV end to the display.
BEST ANSWER: Yes, it will work with an eARC connection between the display(Sony A9F in my case) and a Denon AVR-X6500H(in my case) just fine. I haven't had any issues with this cable performing exactly as it should.
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- James K on Feb 11, 2020
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Thank you for the quick response. I forgot to say that I will be using AVR as source and LCD TV as display. So
signal chain would be coming from the Denon AVR to TV. I have heard that you need the TV as the source and AVR be the display for active cables to work with ARC. But I have also learned that AQ cables have ethernet built in and are bidirectional.
signal chain would be coming from the Denon AVR to TV. I have heard that you need the TV as the source and AVR be the display for active cables to work with ARC. But I have also learned that AQ cables have ethernet built in and are bidirectional.
The Source end of the cable should be connected to the AVR and the TV end of the cable should be connected to the display. eARC is used when sending Atmos-enabled audio from the display's embedded streaming apps like Netflix for example. eARC is also used for sending LPCM audio from a connected device like a Blu-ray player when it's connected to the display. You should have a input selection on your AVR that says something like TV Audio and that's the input you would use when watching and listening to Netflix from the display's Netflix app. Bottom line, always connect the cable as indicated, Source to the audio/video source and the TV end to the display.
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Are these Bi-Directional? Do they have ethernet built in for passing a return signal back to a receiver from the display? Similar To the other higher end HDMI manufactured cables?
Alex B H
on Feb 11, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
These are active so they are unidirectional but they do have an Etherent channel.
These are active so they are unidirectional but they do have an Etherent channel.
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- Tyler C Staff on Feb 12, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
These are active so they are unidirectional but they do have an Etherent channel.
These are active so they are unidirectional but they do have an Etherent channel.
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- Tyler C Staff on Feb 12, 2020
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Will this DynamicView 50' cable support 4096x2160 resolution (not just 3840x2160)? I'm looking only for Monoprice staff to answer this question. If it does not, what Monoprice cable does?
Tom41
on Jul 21, 2021
BEST ANSWER: it's not the cable that determines the resolution. It's the video card and the display that determines what resolution you can display.
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- Newland on Jul 21, 2021
- Purchased on Aug 19, 2020
BEST ANSWER: it's not the cable that determines the resolution. It's the video card and the display that determines what resolution you can display.
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- Newland on Jul 21, 2021
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Hello, will this HT8181 chipset and this cable (Product # 14131) support 3D too as well as support the plug-in play communications?
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John
on Jan 6, 2018
Which cable would you recommend for a 35ft run through ceiling.? Connecting a xbox one x to a Samsung Q6F.
A shopper
on Nov 28, 2018
What are the dimensions of the head of this cable. I need a cable that is 15mm or smaller to fit behind the tv into the wall in a conduit then make a 90 degree turn down to the receiver. All behind the wall. It is less than 10 ft. Will this work? If not, does Monoprice have any other hdmi cables for an Oled hdr 10 tv?
New User U
on Sep 12, 2019
Had this for an in-wall installation but, unfortunately, the end does not reach hdmi inputs on my tv. Tried an HDMI coupler with a regular high speed hdmi cable but no picture or sound, however the player is recognized by the tv.
Is there any workaround for extension? Thx.
Is there any workaround for extension? Thx.
victor t
on Oct 28, 2019
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worked as advertised
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Works great. No issues with these cables.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Ive not installed this cable yet but I purchased it to replace another product purchased from amazon. Monoprice, quality and service is worth worth it. Over the years Ive purchased many cable types that have worked flawlessly. I anticipate the same thing here.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Excellent cable that does exactly what I should.
One 25' run from my Onkyo AVR and another 25' run from my HTPC, both to an Epson 5050ub. Both cables handle 4K/60/HDR flawlessly and input changes are relatively snappy at only a few seconds delay. I was considering optical HDMI but I'm glad I opted for these at a fraction of the price.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Great Cables
Great cables at any price. Even better at this price. They are flexible enough to route where needed and can easily be secured out of the way.
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Rated 5 out of 5
HDMI cable performing well.
new HDMI cable is working very well.
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Rated 3 out of 5
Working, but cheap connectors
The cables seem to work ok so far, but the connectors are lose. They barely hold so am being careful if any equipment needs to move so that the ends don't become disconnected. I'm tired of overpaying for cables and thought these might save some bucks. They did, but not sure this is the answer.
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Rated 4 out of 5
It is what I purchased but for my application, it is a little short!
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Great product
Works perfectly for 3840x1920 resolution
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Rated 5 out of 5
These cables meet the specs
I successfully ran 4K 60Hz HDR through these with stability. That's what the specifications say they should do and they do it. :-
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