Tripp Lites HDMI to Mini-HDMI cable allows you to connect Digital Cameras, Camcorders, and other digital devices to an HDTV with a mini-HDMI connector, or two devices utilizing Mini-HDMI. Cable is HDMI 1.3 compliant, which increases the current HDMI standard?s bandwidth from 165 MHz, or about 4.95 gigabits per second, to 340 MHz, or about 10.2 gigabits per second. This means you get a more consistent, clean audio and video signal from point A to point B. 24K gold-plated connectors ensure the ultimate in error free signal transfer.
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review
Unable to get it to work, December 1, 2008
By
Fathom (Sacramento, CA)
I bought a HD camcorder, but when I try to plug it in using the cord I purchased from this vendor there is no signal. The monitor is HD ready, and the camcorder is HD. Yet I was unable to get the Monitor to recognize the external device.
I have followed all the Visio 26" directions, as well as the Panasonic digital camera directions. No signal transmits.
BEWARE HG-10 OWNERS, November 29, 2008
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E. Voskorian (Toronto, Canada)
I've just received my mini HDMI cable and found that it does not work at all. I guess I should've researched more but I thought it was a no brainer. it's just a cable right? Wrong! I have since found (on other forums as well that this cable will not work properly (if at all) with the Canon HG-10 camcorder. Hope I can exchange this and invest in Canon's HTC-100. NOTE the one star rating is because this post would not go through unless at least one star is selected.
Quality Control Is Poor, November 21, 2008
By
Robert J. Brown Jr. (Swainsboro, GA)
I bought the Canon HF-10 a week ago - it is a great camcorder. I also bought this Trip Lite Mini-HDMI to HDMI cable. When the items arrived, I tested the camera and was very happy. I then tried to play videos over mu Sony 52" HDTV through the HDMI port with this cable. It did not work at all. I began to worry about whether it was the cable or the HF-10 HDMI port. The component cable supplied by Canon worked great on HDTV in 1080i but not the HDMI. Finally, after a lot of investigation (several hours) I had my wife buy a SONY cable (about $40). It worked superbly! It appears to me that the quality control on these Tripp Lite cables is very poor. Reading the review you see that a lot arrived and did not work. I think Amazon should withdraw this item. I know that cables are a high profit item for electronics vendors. You can get them cheaper on e-bay if you shop around. Going for the Tripp Lite version cost me waste a lot of time. The HF-10 camera surely is great!
Dr. Bob Brown, Jr.
Tripp Lite Mini-HDMI cable 6 feet, November 17, 2008
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David Hanon (Chattanooga, TN)
The cable didn't work for me and I let a friend who had a working one
check it on his system and it did not work for hiom either. I haven't found my receipt yet to try to send it back.
Does not work with HDR-SR12! Don't buy it!, November 16, 2008
By
Zain Farooqi (Baltimore, MD)
I read all the comments before ordering it (to use with my hdr-sr12) and thought there might be a problem specifically using it with canon camcorders. I noticed more +ive reviews than -ive and decided to order it. I just got it in mail today; tried it and it didn't work! Actually, it worked only when I tilted my camcorder. If I placed the camcorder on a flat surface, I didn't get voice or video. I will most likely return it and get a descent one.
