StarTech.com DVI to HDMI Video Adapter with USB Power and Audio - DVI-D to HDMI Converter - 1080p (DVI2HD)
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| Compatible Devices | Monitor |
| Specific Uses For Product | Projector |
| Connector Type | USB |
| Color | Black |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 6.77 x 5.79 x 1.26 inches |
About this item
- Connect an HDMI display or projector to your DVI-D computer with audio and power provided over USB
- Works with DVI computers and HDMI monitors televisions and projectors
- Support for resolutions up to 1080p
- DVI to HDMI / DVI-D to HDMI adapter with audio / DVI with Audio to HDMI / DVI Digital to HDMI converter / Compact DVI to HDMI adapter / DVI-D video adapter / USB powered
- Adds 2-channel stereo audio to your HDMI output with USB audio
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Hassle-free setup
The DVI to HDMI adapter is easy to use. The adapter features plug-and-play installation, so you won't need to load or download any special software, ensuring a fast and easy installation. The adapter also features a small footprint, ensuring it discreetly blends into your desktop setup, unlike bulky DVI adapter boxes that take up a lot of desk space.
If you want to transmit video only, you can just use the DVI connection. If you want to transmit audio as well as video, you can also plug in the USB connector. With no external power adapter needed, you have everything that you need in one compact solution.
Crystal-clear high-definition video
This adapter ensures that you're harnessing HD video quality from your DVI output, with support for resolutions up to 1080p.
Applications
Connect an HDMI display or projector to your DVI-D computer, with audio and power provided over USB
Make your legacy DVI device compatible with a new HDMI television or projector.
Connect a DVI computer to an HDMI display at your desktop or workstation.
Convert DVI to HDMI and add audio to the HDMI signal.
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What's in the Box
1 - DVI to HDMI adapter.
1 - quick install guide.
Features
- Adds 2-channel stereo audio to your HDMI output with USB audio
- Hassle-free setup with plug-and-play installation
- Crystal-clear picture quality with support for HD resolutions up to 1080p
- Compact and USB powered for maximum portability
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| Sold By | — | TNP Direct | Telepear | DTECH Co.,Ltd | Amazon.com | KART IT |
| connector type | USB | DVI, HDMI, RCA, Auxiliary | DVI, HDMI | DVI to HDMI | Displayport/Dvi-d/Usb | HDMI, Auxiliary, VGA |
| number of ports | 1 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 2 |
| power plug type | no plug | — | no plug | no plug | no plug | — |
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Product information
| Product Dimensions | 6.77 x 5.79 x 1.26 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 1.76 ounces |
| ASIN | B01H2KXB1A |
| Item model number | DVI2HD |
| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,237 in Video Converters |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | June 14, 2016 |
| Manufacturer | StarTech.com |
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Product Description
This DVI to HDMI adapter lets you connect your DVI laptop or desktop computer to an HDMI display or projector. The adapter works with any DVI output, but when you connect it to your Windows computer, the adapter also supports native USB audio, allowing you to add your computer's audio to the HDMI output signal. Hassle-free setup The DVI to HDMI adapter is easy to use. The adapter features plug-and-play installation, so you won't need to load or download any special software, ensuring a fast and easy installation. The adapter also features a small footprint, ensuring it discreetly blends into your desktop setup, unlike bulky DVI adapter boxes that take up a lot of desk space. If you want to transmit video only, you can just use the DVI connection. If you want to transmit audio as well as video, you can also plug in the USB connector. With no external power adapter needed, you have everything that you need in one compact solution. Crystal-clear high-definition video This adapter ensures that you're harnessing HD video quality from your DVI output, with support for resolutions up to 1080p. The DVI2HD is backed by a StarTech..
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Customers like the performance, value, quality and ease of installation of the adapter. For example, they mention that it works perfectly, it's great for the price and that it'll be a breeze to setup. That said, opinions are mixed on the image quality.
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Customers like the performance of the adapter. For example, they mention it works perfectly, and the monitor using this unit is working flawlessly. Some say that the adaptor works even without power.
"...on Sept 16 and 4 weeks in to using the converter (Oct 6), it still works fine!..." Read more
"...Adapter worked 100% upon plug in. Did not need USB power boost, plugged in anyways in the event it does need such in the future...." Read more
"...blinking/adjusting (I think it was installing drivers) everything worked beautifully...." Read more
"...Plugged the USB port in to power it. First attempt did not work, so I started from the beginning, reconnected everything, and restarted my machine...." Read more
Customers like the value of the adapter. They say it's a great product for the price and one of the cheapest solutions available.
"...This is by far one of the cheapest solutions available." Read more
"...It's a basic cable by an established company. Worth a shot and the price.Bad: NoneUgly: No..." Read more
"This product does what it needs to do. It’s waaay too expensive but it’s the only vendor that makes an adapter like this...." Read more
"...All in all, great product for the price." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the electronic adapter. They mention that it is a good product, and does not feel cheap.
"The unit it self is very good quality by the feel. The connectors fit very well...." Read more
"Good: Definitely, it does what it's supposed to do. Solid cable, does not feel cheap. Signal is great. It's a basic cable by an established company...." Read more
"Excellent product! I have an old Mac 2,1 that I rebuit for the church...." Read more
"...Everything is as described. I have no complaints with regard to quality; this was worth every penny to me...." Read more
Customers find the installation process of the adapter to be easy and trouble-free.
"...Now on to the review of the converter. It was a simple set up, just the matter of plugging everything in...." Read more
"...All the adapters all are simple to install and come in easy to open, all cardboard, packaging that fits nicely without a lot of extra inserts or..." Read more
"...Set up was super fast and easy...." Read more
"Works as expected, it is a trouble-less device. It solved a problem I had with DVI-D port in my Macbook...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the image quality of the adapter. Some mention that the picture is flawless, while others say that the color was way off on their screen. Some say that it places a green tint on the image. Overall, the opinions are mixed, and it's recommended to read the reviews carefully before making a purchase.
"...Much happiness. There's a small colour issue, however it's fine for use as a supplementary monitor. Adapter worked 100% upon plug in...." Read more
"...I started with the StarTech.com DVI2VGAE worked great. Nice clear picture till I switched the KVM...." Read more
"...On occasion, my screen gets a slightly greenish/blueish tint to it (from start up on, not randomly during use)...." Read more
"...was needed, so make sure you've got a free USB port but the image quality is fine...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the power. Some mention that they did not need USB power boost, while others say that it may require additional power.
"...Adapter worked 100% upon plug in. Did not need USB power boost, plugged in anyways in the event it does need such in the future...." Read more
"...1. May require additional power (USB Cable and connector included), which may prove to be a hassle.2...." Read more
"Plugs in to USB for power. Video output seems perfect. Been using it for about a month, now. No complaints." Read more
"WORKS GREAT, USB POWER IS NICE." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the picture quality of the adapter. They mention that it can't handle 1080p resolution, it lacks crisp video conversion, and generates poor quality video. Some say that the adaptor has a slight lag in displays.
"...the HD2VGAE2 which does not have the KVM problem but it lacks the crisp video conversion of the DVI2VGAE making it for me too blurry to use as my..." Read more
"This adapter works but it really can't handle 1080p (1920x1080). Screen goes intermittent and breaks down...." Read more
"...As many other reviewers have noted this will not preform at 1080p this is simply a lie, do not buy this...." Read more
"...There is a slight lag in displays, but its really not that bad.All in all, great product for the price." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the connectivity of the adapter. They mention that the signal would occasionally drop, leaving their screen blank. Some say that the monitor would randomly lose signal and go black.
"...The signal is lost on this device. My computer it outputting, and my monitor is not receiving...." Read more
"...The problem I was having is that my monitor would randomly lose signal, going black, and then coming back on...." Read more
"...Screen goes intermittent and breaks down. It will do (1600x900) but can't quite make it to full HD as advertised...." Read more
"Definitely does what I need to do. But only kind of. The signal would occasionally drop leaving my screen blank in 2-3 second intervals...." Read more
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I wanted to connect 2 VGA monitors which are 1440x900 and 1280x1024 to my computer. After hours and days of researching, and help with a friend to see if you could put VGA to DVI-D, it came to the conclusion that you can't just use a converter to connect VGA to DVI-D due to the VGA sending only analog signals. At first, I bought a plastic converter for $5.50 that was colored gray with the DVI-D on the front and the VGA on the back. Once it arrived, I plugged the converter into the DVI-D port as tightly as I could so it wouldn't budge, and then I connected my VGA cord into it. I turned on the computer and as a result, it didn't work. After on the verge of giving up and just sticking to one monitor, the StarTech converter was my last resort. A converter for $25 was a bit intimidating, since someone on a review said that it didn't work after 3 days, but I took the risk.
Now on to the review of the converter. It was a simple set up, just the matter of plugging everything in. I'm not too sure if the USB cable to the converter actually sends in more power to the converter since other reviewers have said that it doesn't need it. I just leave it connected anyways. After tightly plugging everything in, I turned on the computer and both of my monitors powered on. I realized that my main monitor, which is the 1440x900, kept on appearing as Monitor #2, and my 1280x1024 as Monitor #1. After looking around the monitor settings and properties, nothing worked until I realized that I had to switch the VGA plugs. My 1440x900 was connected to the actual VGA port in the motherboard, and my 1280x1024 was connected to the converter. After plugging in my 1440x900 into the converter and the 1280x1024 into the VGA port, the 1440x900 finally became Monitor #1. Performance wise, for example, when waking my computer up from the screen saver, Monitor #1 immediately wakes up. But as for Monitor #2, it wakes immediately but sometimes it takes around 2 1/2 seconds to wake but that doesn't bother me anyways. I'm glad I made this purchase and I hope it will last for a long time.
StarTech also promises 24hr response time for tech support. They have failed to respond to my issue within such a time.
0/10 would not buy again.
Will be returning to Amazon to order a different converter, or returning monitor as well to get a DVI compatible monitor.
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Edit to previous review!
Got ahold of the startech support via chat (the contact on the box was slow, and past the 24hr promise)
Confirmed with support I had a DOA part (another reviewer had the same issue) Got a replacement through amazon.
Now have the VGA monitor working from my DVI-D port via this device! Much happiness. There's a small colour issue, however it's fine for use as a supplementary monitor. Adapter worked 100% upon plug in. Did not need USB power boost, plugged in anyways in the event it does need such in the future. Haven't had this hooked up very long, so no issues upon start up noted (will be watching for).
I do not plan to buy any future VGA monitors, this DVI port issue has been such a pain. My suggestion is to go DVI/HDMI to start and skip all this! DVI monitors are dropping in price to be competitive with VGA, so go that route if at all possible. Otherwise this looks like an ok fix to have a dual monitor set up.
The issue I was trying to solve was connecting 3 monitors to a Evga GTX 760 graphics card with on of them going through a VGA KVM. Problem is once you install the drivers the VGA / analog signal is turned off when a digital (HDMI and/or DVI-D) monitor is connected. So you must use some sort of digital to analog converter. Windows looks at the signal from your monitor to decide what can be displayed and evidently to enforce HDCP does checks for monitor changes regularly. So unless the KVM fakes a signal to all PCs connected to it Windows will reconfigure (scramble) ALL your windows when you switch to another PC. As far as I can tell almost no KVMs do this correctly but if you have and older graphics card it might not do the polling either so you will not notice. If you are looking for an adapter to hook your late model computer to your KVM I'm sorry to say you are probably looking at a lost cause. I finally found this post [...] which outlines the issue.
Now the reviews:
This is for my main 27 inch display on my main computer which I'm on most of the day doing programming and video editing so it has to be very legible. All the adapters all are simple to install and come in easy to open, all cardboard, packaging that fits nicely without a lot of extra inserts or wrappers.
I started with the StarTech.com DVI2VGAE worked great. Nice clear picture till I switched the KVM. Which I know now means it was working correctly but did not solve my problem.
Next I tired the HD2VGAE2 which does not have the KVM problem but it lacks the crisp video conversion of the DVI2VGAE making it for me too blurry to use as my main screen at 1920x1080 resolution.It might be OK for the less demanding though.
So I tried the HD2VGAA2 thinking it might get me the best of both worlds since it was powered like the DVI2VGAE. But the KVM problem was back. Picture is almost as good as the DVI2VGAE though. Definitely usable as a programmer's main display.
So I would say go with DVI2VGAE if you have the option of DVI-D but HD2VGAA2 if HDMI is your only port.
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