Premium VGA & Audio Cable - 7.5m - Black

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This Lindy 7.5m Premium VGA and Audio Cable is designed for users needing to connect devices with VGA and 3.5mm audio outputs to displays and sound systems. It offers a reliable connection for both video and audio signals, with a key benefit of integrated audio, eliminating the need for separate audio cables. A potential caveat is that it's specifically for VGA (analog) connections, not digital video signals.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 37302 |
| Brand | Lindy |
VGA (Video Graphics Array) is an analog video standard, while HDMI is a digital standard. Digital connections generally offer higher fidelity and support for higher resolutions and features like HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection). This Lindy cable is specifically for analog VGA video.
No, the 3.5mm jack is for standard analog stereo audio signals, not digital audio formats like S/PDIF or digital surround sound.
DDC (Display Data Channel) is a communication protocol that allows the display device (monitor/projector) to tell the graphics card in the computer what resolutions and refresh rates it supports. This helps ensure the computer can output a signal that the display can show correctly.
No, the 7.5m is the total length of the main VGA cable run. The 3.5mm audio connectors typically branch off from the VGA connector or are integrated along the cable, with the audio portion extending around 50cm from a designated point for convenient connection to speakers or audio inputs.
This Lindy cable comes with a 10-year warranty.
Yes, if your source device has a DVI-I or DVI-A port and you use a DVI to VGA adapter, you can then connect this VGA cable. However, ensure the adapter is compatible with analog VGA signals.
Ensure the VGA connectors are securely plugged into both the source and display devices. Verify that the display device is set to the correct VGA input source. Check if the graphics card in the source device is functioning correctly.
Confirm that the 3.5mm audio connectors are firmly seated in both the source audio output and the display/speaker audio input. Check the volume levels on both the source device and the playback device. Ensure the correct audio output device is selected in your system's sound settings.
Make sure the VGA cable is not damaged and that the ferrite cores are positioned close to the connectors. Try reseating the VGA connectors. Ensure the resolution and refresh rate settings on the source device are supported by the display. Interference from nearby power cables could also be a factor; try repositioning the cable.
Check for any obstructions preventing full insertion. If the connector appears physically damaged, the cable may need to be replaced.
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