Important This cable does NOT integrate or extract the digital audio into or from the HDMI portion of the cable. It instead is a convenient cable bundle that includes an ANALOG source and destination connection in the same cable harness. If you are looking to EXTRACT the audio from an HDMI source you will instead need an HDMI AUDIO EXTRACTOR (see product shown to right)
Purpose of use?
DVI was introduced and production started in 1999 with millions of hardware and peripherals utilizing the DVI connector and invention but the downfall was that it had no audio. Thus millions of people are now stuck with the hardware in the consumers prosumers and the professionals market and it would cost too much to discard upgrade or replace a perfectly functioning equipment. Gamers are in it's own group who wanted the HighDef resolution but with the pitfall of no audio. With this cable it will offer a solution to link newer hardware with older existing hardware which the market has long been waiting for.
3.5mm Female to 2 RCA Male Adapter Cable included
3.5mm pigtail lengths: At HDMI End - 8.5 at DVI End - 12.5 (approx)
Wire Gauge: 28 AWG
Standard 19pin connection Male to Male Type A Connection
DVI-D Connector: Standard 18pins + blade connection Male
As DVI technology itself does not support digital audio the supplied 3.5mm audio cable embedded inside the HDMI/DVI cable provides a convenience bundle for your analog audio and requires a separate connection to your source and HDTV
Purpose of use?
DVI was introduced and production started in 1999 with millions of hardware and peripherals utilizing the DVI connector and invention but the downfall was that it had no audio. Thus millions of people are now stuck with the hardware in the consumers prosumers and the professionals market and it would cost too much to discard upgrade or replace a perfectly functioning equipment. Gamers are in it's own group who wanted the HighDef resolution but with the pitfall of no audio. With this cable it will offer a solution to link newer hardware with older existing hardware which the market has long been waiting for.
