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Monoprice Mini DisplayPort/Thunderbolt to HDMI Adapter with Audio Support

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Adapter cable features a Mini DisplayPort connector and a female HDMI connector
Use with an HDMI cable (male to male) to connect to an HDTV or other HDMI-equipped display device
Compatible with Mac laptops that use a Mini DisplayPort port for video output
Some source devices allows audio output through the Mini DisplayPort
Five-inch cable length (13 centimeters)

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Pros: + Passes Video cleanly + Passes Audio in sync + Small, clean design + Inexpensive Cons: - Does not have Gold-plated contact for female HDMI connector (or display port connector) Hardware tested it with: + April 2010 Macbook Pro (i7 - but that is insignificant) + Pioneer Kuro 6020 + Standard HDMI Cable + Belkin HDMI Cable ********************************* How to Pass Audio & Video via Mac OS 10.6 Note: Only recently released macs have the hardware capable of passing audio out via display port. These are (as of 08-2010): iMac (Late 2009), MacBook Pro (Mid 2010), and MacBook (13-inch, Mid 2010). Step 1: Connect the adapter to mac, HDMI cable to adapter and HDMI cable to TV. Step 2: Select appropriate input on TV. Step 3: The mac should auto-sense the display connection and extend the desktop to it. If this does not occur, you must go to System Preferences - Displays and click "Detect Displays." Step 4: You should have video at this point, but not audio, outputting. Why? 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Product Description

Connect your Apple Mac computer to your HDMI display with this adapter from Monoprice!

This adapter connects to a Mini DisplayPort or Thunderbolt and converts the video signals into HDMI for use on a standard HDTV. When using a Thunderbolt connection, the adapter will also pass audio signals to the HDMI output.

The adapter supports a maximum resolution of 1920x1080p with up to 36-bits total color depth (12-bits per channel). This adapter is unidirectional, so it cannot be used to convert HDMI to a Mini DisplayPort or Thunderbolt output.

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This is a cost effective solution for adapting your new Mini-DisplayPort equipped laptop to your current display--HDTV, projecter, etc.--with HDMI input.

Connect your new Mini-DisplayPort-equipped laptop to your current display--HDTV, projecter, etc.--with HDMI input.

Perfect for Apple laptops equipped with Mini-DisplayPorts.

Mini DisplayPort to HDMI

Mini-DisplayPort is a miniaturized version of DisplayPort, the newest digital display interface developed by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA). Most newer Macbook series laptops come equipped with the Mini DisplayPort interface for external video displays. Check your laptop to make sure it has the Mini DisplayPort connection.

This five-inch adapter is for use with a standard HDMI cable (male to male). Connect the cable to your machine using the adapter, then connect to an external monitor or other display device with HDMI input jacks, and you're all set.

A Note About Audio

This adapter will support audio only if your source device allows audio output through the Mini DisplayPorts interface. If you're not sure, please check with the manufacturer or website, to confirm if your device allows audio out through the Mini-DP interface.

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Five-Inch Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter (female) Cable

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Brand Name

Monoprice

Series

aMinDP2HDMIwhB-ATK

Item model number

105311

Item Weight

0.8 ounces

Product Dimensions

1 x 1 x 1 inches

Item Dimensions L x W x H

1 x 1 x 1 inches

Color

White

Additional Information

ASIN

B0025V2VO0

Customer Reviews

769 customer reviews

3.8 out of 5 stars

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#312 in Computers & Accessories > Computer Accessories > Computer Cable Adapters > DVI-HDMI Adapters

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Date First Available

October 2, 2001

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Amazon.com Return Policy:You may return any new computer purchased from Amazon.com that is "dead on arrival," arrives in damaged condition, or is still in unopened boxes, for a full refund within 30 days of purchase. Amazon.com reserves the right to test "dead on arrival" returns and impose a customer fee equal to 15 percent of the product sales price if the customer misrepresents the condition of the product. Any returned computer that is damaged through customer misuse, is missing parts, or is in unsellable condition due to customer tampering will result in the customer being charged a higher restocking fee based on the condition of the product. Amazon.com will not accept returns of any desktop or notebook computer more than 30 days after you receive the shipment. New, used, and refurbished products purchased from Marketplace vendors are subject to the returns policy of the individual vendor.

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Passes Video & Audio Signals Cleanly to Displays - if your settings are correct! See my instructions below.

ByC Gon August 1, 2010

Verified Purchase

Many reviewers ignorantly rate this lower because they blame their hardware or software for being unable to pass audio along with video. After using it with my Macbook Pro (2010), it works without flaws for both audio & video, if your Mac OS settings are correct.

For instructions on how to pass audio & video on Mac OS X, see the bottom of my review.

Pros:
+ Passes Video cleanly
+ Passes Audio in sync
+ Small, clean design
+ Inexpensive

Cons:
- Does not have Gold-plated contact for female HDMI connector (or display port connector)

Hardware tested it with:
+ April 2010 Macbook Pro (i7 - but that is insignificant)
+ Pioneer Kuro 6020 + Standard HDMI Cable
+ Belkin HDMI Cable

*********************************

How to Pass Audio & Video via Mac OS 10.6

Note: Only recently released macs have the hardware capable of passing audio out via display port. These are (as of 08-2010): iMac (Late 2009), MacBook Pro (Mid 2010), and MacBook (13-inch, Mid 2010).

Step 1: Connect the adapter to mac, HDMI cable to adapter and HDMI cable to TV.

Step 2: Select appropriate input on TV.

Step 3: The mac should auto-sense the display connection and extend the desktop to it. If this does not occur, you must go to System Preferences - Displays and click "Detect Displays."

Step 4: You should have video at this point, but not audio, outputting. Why? Because you have to tell your mac to stop using its speakers and output audio elsewhere instead. This is a software feature and has nothing to do with the adapter. It is not plug & play and this is why some people have failed in getting audio, because they did not change their settings.

---> Go to System Preferences - Sound. Click on the 'Output' table. By default, the internal speakers are selected. Below that, you should see your television as an option. Click your output device. Once you do this, audio should play along with the video.

Step 5: Put something good on to watch for a change (if it's reality tv, ignore the above instructions). Enjoy!

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Buy something else...

ByJohn Harrison June 5, 2017

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I purchased this item for my Mid-2012 MacBook Pro. I use a bulkier connecter now, and have never had a problem with it. I also use my Thunderbolt port to connect to 2 different external displays every day. I plugged this adapter in, it was very tight, didn't fit well, and nothing. No video, no audio. They want me to pay shipping to return their defective product. Don't waste your time...

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Worked beautifully, initially, on a 2011 MacbookPro— about 2 months later started to fail

ByBayarea Shopperon July 3, 2015

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Worked really well, and easy to set up. But I did worry a bit about the stress that might be placed upon that tiny little thunderbolt cable connection then a mere 4 or 5 inches away, a heavy HDMI cable connection. I thought it would have been much smarter to have the adapter be about 2-feet long, so there would very likely be way less to NO-stress placed upon the HDMI cable connection to the adaptor.... Worked perfectly for 8-9 weeks, then, glitchy video would happen and that would be moments before the connection was lost completely. Problem did not appear to be where HDMI cable from my projector connected to the HDMI port of this Monoprice Adapter. Problem appeared to be where Thunderbolt cable connected to the MacbookPro.

My HDMI cable always remained plugged into the adapter; that never moved ever. Occasionally, maybe once a week, I would unplug the thunderbolt cable to move the Macbook pro to another location to use it, and it's really hard to mishandle the adapter cable plug-in to the computer: It fits very snug, and the cable itself is fairly stiff, as it looks in the product picture. So removing the connector did not produce andy stress or jerking or bending— just simply unplugging it as you would a headphone jack.

The product's failure didn't happen plugging it in one day. It happenend in midst of watching a movie, while reaching for Macbook pro to turn down volume, then setting it back on its table. That common little movement— similar to running out of battery power, then reaching for a nearby adapter and then plugging it into the Macbook pro— that motion was enough to have the video disrupted into glitchiness. That then prompted me to unplug the adapter cable and plug it back in... which then lead to no video at all.

I dug into a bunch of threads on Apple discussion forums about video outputs and projectors. Vast majority were people simply trying to find out if their Mac even HAD a video port that could hook up to HDMI... But no discussions about glitchy video. I had my IT guy run the Mac thru hardware test and there was nothing wrong with my video card, and he did not believe the Mac's port was somehow shorted or something like that. .... So I came back to these reviews and saw that others have experienced this. Which means it is not unusual. That's a drag because Monoprice typically makes good products. But I believe this is a product design flaw —and that indeed there is cumulative stress placed upon the wires at the thunderbolt insertion point by the very heavy weight of HDMI cables connected at just a mere 5 or so inches out from the Mac. ... YES the product works. And you may never experience any failure. Just be aware that you might. There have been too many reviewers stating similar problems of it working initially then a month or two later it failing.

****I am taking the advice of another customer who had a failure from the Monoprice adaptor. That person said he/she tried the "AMAZON BASICS" version of the very same product and it has been reliable. So I just ordered it. It's actually about a dollar less too: http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Mini-DisplayPort-Thunderbolt-Adapter/dp/B00NH13K8S/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?ie=UTF8

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... SELECT "set as default device communicator" then on your SMART TV choose two options in the sound option external ...

ByYannick B.on October 2, 2016

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I have macbook pro late 2011 and I am running windows 7 I hook up the mini display port with an HDMI to the samsung smartTV and the audio is working 100%
plug the HDMI cable to the DVI/hdmi port of your TV
in windows 7 right click next to the clock on the bottom right of the task bar on the SPEAKER icon and select playback devices
from the palyback devices CHOOSE AMD HDMI output select click on properties and go to the advance tab and select studio quality 48hz k
and click APPLY and then ok
then RIGHT click on the AMD HDMI output devices in the playback window and SELECT "set as default device communicator" then
on your SMART TV choose too option in the sound option external speaker as you have one plug to the tv or select tv speaker
then play a music or a movie from your computer then you have "according your choice of display clone or separate in the display menu in windows control panel" then you have FULL audio and full video on your TV.

this is 100% audio support on a macbookpro late 2011 running windows 7.
thank and save a lot of money.

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Stopped working

ByCurtison January 5, 2016

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Crapped out on me after 10 months. I wasn't aggressive with it either. I had to wiggle it around to work any sudden movements and it would begin to flicker and turn funny colors. Just purchased a gold plated one by cable matters which feels much more stiff and is working good so far so hopefully that one will last me longer.