Mini Displayport to HDMI Socket Cable Active Adapter UHD 4K TV Converter - Black

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This kenable Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter is designed for users with MacBooks, laptops, or graphics cards featuring a Mini DisplayPort output who need to connect to an HDMI-compatible display like a monitor, projector, or TV. Its key benefit is enabling high-definition video output up to 4K resolutions with audio support. A potential caveat is its reliance on Mini DisplayPort 1.2 for maximum resolution and bandwidth.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 008369 |
| Brand | kenable |
The adapter supports high-speed output up to 4K x 2K resolution at a 30Hz refresh rate.
No, this is a Plug and Play adapter, meaning it does not require any drivers or software installation. It should be recognized automatically by your operating system.
No, this adapter is unidirectional. It converts a Mini DisplayPort signal to an HDMI signal. You cannot use it to connect an HDMI source to a Mini DisplayPort display.
Yes, the adapter supports audio transmission along with video, provided your source device outputs audio through its Mini DisplayPort.
The adapter features a 20cm built-in lead.
Yes, Thunderbolt 1 and 2 ports use the same physical connector as Mini DisplayPort and are generally compatible for video output.
An active adapter contains electronics (a chipset) to actively convert the signal, ensuring compatibility and support for higher resolutions and features, especially when a direct passive connection might not be sufficient.
Ensure the Mini DisplayPort is securely connected to the source device and the HDMI cable is securely connected to the display. Check that the display is set to the correct HDMI input. Verify your source device's display settings and ensure Mini DisplayPort 1.2 is supported if aiming for 4K resolution.
Confirm that both your source device and display support 4K resolution. Ensure the Mini DisplayPort version on your source device is 1.2 or higher. Check your operating system's display settings to select the desired resolution.
Try a different HDMI cable or ensure the existing cable is high-speed rated. Check for any physical damage to the adapter's connectors. Ensure the source device's Mini DisplayPort is functioning correctly.
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