Monoprice 4K High Speed HDMI Cable 10ft - CL2 In Wall Rated 18Gbps Active Black (DynamicView)
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whats the difference between these cables and the certified ones?
A shopper
on Aug 8, 2017
BEST ANSWER: DynamicView uses the latest Active HDMI chipset technology, which means it has a chip built in the cable to boost the signal.
The Certified Premium cables are passive cables with no chipset.
Both support HDR, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps and 4:4:4 color sampling.
The active cables can support these high performance specs up to 50 feet. The passive cables can support this high performance spec, but only up to 8 feet, or 25 feet, depending on the gauge of the cable.
Also, the active cables are directional, meaning you must plug the source end into the source and the display end into the display. The passive cables are bi directional.
The Certified Premium cables are passive cables with no chipset.
Both support HDR, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps and 4:4:4 color sampling.
The active cables can support these high performance specs up to 50 feet. The passive cables can support this high performance spec, but only up to 8 feet, or 25 feet, depending on the gauge of the cable.
Also, the active cables are directional, meaning you must plug the source end into the source and the display end into the display. The passive cables are bi directional.
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- Tim N Staff on Aug 16, 2017
Incredibly important answer! Thank you. I missed any reference to being an active or a passive cable, and it did not occur to me that an HDMI cable could be directional.
I had no signal from one source, but did from another. Made no sense. Checked the connector ends: "TV" on one end; "SOURCE" on the other end. Switched cable-ends: success.
I had no signal from one source, but did from another. Made no sense. Checked the connector ends: "TV" on one end; "SOURCE" on the other end. Switched cable-ends: success.
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- New User U on Dec 2, 2018
I don't believe it actually "boosts" the signal, rather, it converts it to a proprietary format. There is a chip in each of the cable's two connectors, and these chips "talk" to each other in the proprietary signal format. But what comes in and out of the cable is a standard HDMI signal. This is why the cables are directional... one chip can only receive input from the signal source, and one chip can only receive input from the other chip.
BEST ANSWER: DynamicView uses the latest Active HDMI chipset technology, which means it has a chip built in the cable to boost the signal.
The Certified Premium cables are passive cables with no chipset.
Both support HDR, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps and 4:4:4 color sampling.
The active cables can support these high performance specs up to 50 feet. The passive cables can support this high performance spec, but only up to 8 feet, or 25 feet, depending on the gauge of the cable.
Also, the active cables are directional, meaning you must plug the source end into the source and the display end into the display. The passive cables are bi directional.
The Certified Premium cables are passive cables with no chipset.
Both support HDR, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps and 4:4:4 color sampling.
The active cables can support these high performance specs up to 50 feet. The passive cables can support this high performance spec, but only up to 8 feet, or 25 feet, depending on the gauge of the cable.
Also, the active cables are directional, meaning you must plug the source end into the source and the display end into the display. The passive cables are bi directional.
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- Tim N Staff on Aug 16, 2017
Incredibly important answer! Thank you. I missed any reference to being an active or a passive cable, and it did not occur to me that an HDMI cable could be directional.
I had no signal from one source, but did from another. Made no sense. Checked the connector ends: "TV" on one end; "SOURCE" on the other end. Switched cable-ends: success.
I had no signal from one source, but did from another. Made no sense. Checked the connector ends: "TV" on one end; "SOURCE" on the other end. Switched cable-ends: success.
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- New User U on Dec 2, 2018
I don't believe it actually "boosts" the signal, rather, it converts it to a proprietary format. There is a chip in each of the cable's two connectors, and these chips "talk" to each other in the proprietary signal format. But what comes in and out of the cable is a standard HDMI signal. This is why the cables are directional... one chip can only receive input from the signal source, and one chip can only receive input from the other chip.
These cables are NOT the same.
Certified Premium Cables are passive cables. They are certified to support the HDMI 2.0 spec, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps, YUV 4:4:4 chroma sampling. Depending on the gauge of the cable, the maximum length is 25ft. 8ft for the Ultra Slim.
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, but at longer lengths. DynamicView maximum length is 50ft.
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Certified Premium Cables are passive cables. They are certified to support the HDMI 2.0 spec, 4k@60Hz, 18Gbps, YUV 4:4:4 chroma sampling. Depending on the gauge of the cable, the maximum length is 25ft. 8ft for the Ultra Slim.
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, but at longer lengths. DynamicView maximum length is 50ft.
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- Tim N Staff on Sep 8, 2017
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How is this cable shielded?
A shopper
on Jul 15, 2019
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This cable is not shielded.
This cable is not shielded.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jul 18, 2019
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This cable is not shielded.
This cable is not shielded.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jul 18, 2019
Every product that I have bought from Monoprice has worked to my expectations, and the price for their products were good.
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- Terry L on Jul 26, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 17, 2018
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Will this adapter work alongside an active HDMI cable from Monoprice? (Monoprice DynamicView Active High Speed HDMI Cable)
John S
on Mar 11, 2020
Monoprice 4K High Speed HDMI Cable 10ft - CL2 In Wall Rated 18Gbps Active Black (DynamicView)
Monoprice DisplayPort 1.2a to 4K@60Hz HDMI Active UHD Adapter, Black
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the cable is going directly to a display it will work with this adapter.
As long as the cable is going directly to a display it will work with this adapter.
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- Tyler C Staff on Mar 11, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the cable is going directly to a display it will work with this adapter.
As long as the cable is going directly to a display it will work with this adapter.
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- Tyler C Staff on Mar 11, 2020
This was my own question. I can confirm that this adapter will NOT work when using an Active HDMI cable.
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- John S on Mar 18, 2020
- Purchased on Mar 11, 2020
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does this cable support arc?
A shopper
on Jul 11, 2017
If you are using it for the ARC, I'm assuming you plug the source end into your display and the display end into your AVR or speaker? It's a little confusing because of the labeling, but I'm assuming that is correct because that is the direction the audio signal is running.
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- M Andrew P on Sep 26, 2018
If you are using it for the ARC, I'm assuming you plug the source end into your display and the display end into your AVR or speaker? It's a little confusing because of the labeling, but I'm assuming that is correct because that is the direction the audio signal is running.
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- M Andrew P on Sep 26, 2018
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Bought 50 ft cable and get no signal - connected right way round (source end at AVR , TV end at Projector) - this is with just 1080p signal. Anything I can try?
A shopper
on Oct 26, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Did you confirm that your projector supports 4k? This is pretty rare, ones which do are very expensive. Also, the source you're sending from must be 4k as well. (4k apple tv, xbox one s, etc.)
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- Shane M on Feb 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Did you confirm that your projector supports 4k? This is pretty rare, ones which do are very expensive. Also, the source you're sending from must be 4k as well. (4k apple tv, xbox one s, etc.)
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- Shane M on Feb 6, 2018
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Can I connect this cable to an HDMI keystone and then run a separate HDMI cable from the keystone to the TV or does this cable need to be run directly from the source to the TV?
Gerald Y
on Nov 29, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I just bought a 40ft cable and I'm going to try using a keystone between my Oppo 203 and the wall. However, I doubt that this will work.
I'm currently using a keystone between 6ft and 25ft Monoprice certified cables. This setup is highly finicky. I had to replace the 6ft cable once (never, ever step on your HDMI cables).
I'm currently using a keystone between 6ft and 25ft Monoprice certified cables. This setup is highly finicky. I had to replace the 6ft cable once (never, ever step on your HDMI cables).
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- Ricky A on Mar 12, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I just bought a 40ft cable and I'm going to try using a keystone between my Oppo 203 and the wall. However, I doubt that this will work.
I'm currently using a keystone between 6ft and 25ft Monoprice certified cables. This setup is highly finicky. I had to replace the 6ft cable once (never, ever step on your HDMI cables).
I'm currently using a keystone between 6ft and 25ft Monoprice certified cables. This setup is highly finicky. I had to replace the 6ft cable once (never, ever step on your HDMI cables).
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- Ricky A on Mar 12, 2018
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Why does the jacket on this cable list both CL2 and VW-1? Is this NOT a CL2 cable?
ChopChop
on Dec 6, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
I can confirm this cable would be CL2 rated.
I can confirm this cable would be CL2 rated.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 25, 2019
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I can confirm this cable would be CL2 rated.
I can confirm this cable would be CL2 rated.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 25, 2019
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Does this support 3D Blu Ray?
Frank M
on Jun 13, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This cable would support 3D video.
This cable would support 3D video.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jul 19, 2019
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This cable would support 3D video.
This cable would support 3D video.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jul 19, 2019
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Can I run these in my walls? Thanks!
Francisco S
on Oct 8, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Enter an answer to this question.These ratings relate to the safety level for installation of wiring. CL2 and CL3 cables are always permitted for in-wall installation.
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- Shawn F on May 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Enter an answer to this question.These ratings relate to the safety level for installation of wiring. CL2 and CL3 cables are always permitted for in-wall installation.
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- Shawn F on May 26, 2019
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Does this cable support eARC?
Andrew B
on Mar 2, 2019
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This would not support ARC.
This would not support ARC.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 23, 2019
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This would not support ARC.
This would not support ARC.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 23, 2019
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Is this cable as capable as others that incorporates "high speed with ethernet"? Or, by this missing "with ethernet" capability, this feature rich cable is still missing out on something vital? Or, with its 18 Gbps bandwidth, that that capability covers the need to have ethernet and/or effectively replaces the need for ethernet capabilities?
Michael M
on Mar 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This cable would have an Ethernet channel which can be used to pass Ethernet signal.
As long as your items would support HEC you would get Ethernet signal to pass properly.
This cable would have an Ethernet channel which can be used to pass Ethernet signal.
As long as your items would support HEC you would get Ethernet signal to pass properly.
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- Tyler C Staff on May 29, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This cable would have an Ethernet channel which can be used to pass Ethernet signal.
As long as your items would support HEC you would get Ethernet signal to pass properly.
This cable would have an Ethernet channel which can be used to pass Ethernet signal.
As long as your items would support HEC you would get Ethernet signal to pass properly.
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- Tyler C Staff on May 29, 2019
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I have read in places that for less than 15 feet, 24 or 28 awg is recommended, why is 34 awg okay with this cable for the same length?
Thomas W
on Mar 25, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This is an active HDMI cable that pulls extra power from the display to send signal farther than usual which is why it can have a thinner gauge at that length.
This is an active HDMI cable that pulls extra power from the display to send signal farther than usual which is why it can have a thinner gauge at that length.
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- Tyler C Staff on Sep 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This is an active HDMI cable that pulls extra power from the display to send signal farther than usual which is why it can have a thinner gauge at that length.
This is an active HDMI cable that pulls extra power from the display to send signal farther than usual which is why it can have a thinner gauge at that length.
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- Tyler C Staff on Sep 3, 2019
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I have the 10' 34awg cables and the jacket says, "with Ethernet". Really, this is also an Ethernet cable?
A shopper
on Apr 24, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes, but with caveats. It allows two devices to share an Ethernet connection, but both must support HEC (HDMI Ethernet Connection). So, if your TV and XBOX both support HEC, for example, and you have this HDMI cable connecting the two devices, in theory, you should be able to run a single Ethernet connection to one device and the other would be able to share that connection via this cable.
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- Michael L on Apr 24, 2019
- Purchased on May 29, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, but with caveats. It allows two devices to share an Ethernet connection, but both must support HEC (HDMI Ethernet Connection). So, if your TV and XBOX both support HEC, for example, and you have this HDMI cable connecting the two devices, in theory, you should be able to run a single Ethernet connection to one device and the other would be able to share that connection via this cable.
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- Michael L on Apr 24, 2019
- Purchased on May 29, 2018
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I have the 10' 34awg cable and the jacket says, "with Ethernet". Really? Is this also an Ethernet cable? It doesn't seem to work. I have Ethernet to my receiver and this HDMI to my TV ARC and the TV does not see a wired connection.
Howard T
on Apr 24, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
These would have an Ethernet channel as well in case you had items that could take advantage of Ethernet over HDMI.
These would have an Ethernet channel as well in case you had items that could take advantage of Ethernet over HDMI.
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- Tyler C Staff on Sep 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
These would have an Ethernet channel as well in case you had items that could take advantage of Ethernet over HDMI.
These would have an Ethernet channel as well in case you had items that could take advantage of Ethernet over HDMI.
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- Tyler C Staff on Sep 26, 2019
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What is the outer diameter of the cable in millimeters?
A shopper
on Jul 15, 2019
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This cable would have a 4.2mm OD.
This cable would have a 4.2mm OD.
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- Tyler C Staff on Oct 3, 2019
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This cable would have a 4.2mm OD.
This cable would have a 4.2mm OD.
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- Tyler C Staff on Oct 3, 2019
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Is this cable rated as HDMI 2.0, 2.0a, or 2.0b?
Nathaniel R
on Jan 23, 2018
Is it true that the 10 and 15 ft cables don't have the chipset?
Ryan K L
on May 15, 2018
Will the connectors on this cable fit through a 3/4" inside diameter conduit?
A shopper
on Jun 1, 2018
What are the dimensions of the plastic portion of the connector?
Matt Z
on Jun 13, 2018
Does this cord - Support Deep Color, up to 16-bits per channel --> ** including Sony's x.v.Color™ standard** ?
I need 10 ft distance and just bought a new Sony XBR900F, so would like the Sony x.v.Color standard that (Product # 24188) HDMI 8ft cord delivers as well as the extra 2+ft provided by this cord.
Thank you!
-Andy
I need 10 ft distance and just bought a new Sony XBR900F, so would like the Sony x.v.Color standard that (Product # 24188) HDMI 8ft cord delivers as well as the extra 2+ft provided by this cord.
Thank you!
-Andy
A shopper
on Nov 20, 2018
Monoprice 4K High Speed HDMI Cable 10ft - CL2 In Wall Rated 18Gbps Active Black (DynamicView)
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Worked, but not for PS4 Pro...
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In the end, 4 stars because it does end up working fully and perfectly from the receiver to the TV and my specific UHD BD player to the receiver...
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