Kenable HDMI to SVGA with Audio Cable - Gold

No, this cable is strictly directional and only converts HDMI signals to VGA signals. For VGA to HDMI conversion, a different type of adapter or converter is required.

The cable supports a maximum resolution of 1920x1080 pixels at a 60Hz refresh rate.

No, this cable includes an integrated 3.5mm stereo audio lead, so no separate audio cable is needed if your display or speakers have a compatible audio input.

You can connect devices with an HDMI output (like a PC or laptop) to devices with a VGA input and a 3.5mm audio input (like an older monitor or projector).

Typically, you can right-click the speaker icon in your system tray (Windows) or go to Sound Preferences (macOS) to select the appropriate audio output device, which might be listed as related to your HDMI or display connection.

Yes, the cable features gold-plated connectors for enhanced durability and signal quality.

Verify the HDMI source is outputting video and the VGA display is set to the correct input. Ensure the cable is firmly connected at both ends. Confirm the cable is connected in the correct direction (HDMI to VGA).

Check that the 3.5mm stereo plug is securely connected to the audio input of the display or speakers. Go to your computer's sound settings and ensure the HDMI output is selected as the audio playback device, or the correct audio output for the connected speakers is chosen.

Ensure the VGA cable is not damaged and the connectors are clean. Try a lower resolution if the current one is unstable (e.g., 1280x720 instead of 1920x1080). Check for interference from other electronic devices.

The display may not support the resolution being sent from the HDMI source. Try reducing the screen resolution on your computer to a more common standard like 1024x768 or 1280x720.