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StarTech.com HDDVIMM25 25 ft. Black Connector A: 1 - HDMI (19 pin) Male Connector B: 1 - DVI-D (19 pin) Male HDMI to DVI-D Cable Male to Male
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- Male to Male
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Connect an HDMI-enabled output device to a DVI-D display, or a DVI-D output devi
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The StarTech.com HDDVIMM25 is a 25 ft. HDMI-to-DVI-D male-to-male cable for connecting an HDMI device to a DVI-D display, suited to desktop or home setups that need extra reach between compatible devices.
Recommended For
- PC users with an HDMI video output who need to connect across a room to a DVI-D monitor or projector, such as a fixed desk, classroom, or presentation setup.
- Installers setting up digital signage or fixed multimedia displays that need a 25-foot, direct HDMI-to-DVI-D video connection.
- Home-theater users connecting an HDMI video source to a DVI-D-equipped television or projector when the display and source support the intended video mode.
- People reusing a DVI-D monitor with a newer computer that has HDMI video out, provided they only need video and have a separate plan for audio.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- Connect an HDMI laptop or desktop to an older monitor with a DVI-D input to use it as a second screen; the cable carries the picture, while audio must use a separate connection.
- Run video from a DVI-D-equipped computer to an HDMI monitor or TV when the computer and display are on opposite sides of a room; check that both devices support the intended display mode.
- Connect an HDMI-output computer to a DVI-D projector for presentations; the projector can show the computer’s video, but presentation audio needs a separate audio cable or sound system.
- Use a DVI-equipped source with an HDMI display in a digital-signage setup when the equipment is positioned apart; the cable provides the video link, but audio and device compatibility should be handled separately.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Connecting an HDMI-enabled device to a DVI-D display, or vice versa |
| Connector Configuration | One straight HDMI 19-pin male connector to one DVI-D 19-pin male connector, with gold-plated contacts |
| Cable Length And Color | 25 ft (7.6 m), black |
| Cable Construction | PVC jacket with aluminum-mylar foil and braided shielding; 24 AWG wire and molded connectors with strain relief |
| Usage And Compatibility | For indoor use with compatible HDMI and DVI-D devices, including laptops |
| Package Contents | One HDMI-to-DVI-D video cable |
| Model Identifiers | StarTech.com HDDVIMM25 |