Origin: China Payment Method: T/T Specification: 3 Meter (9.9 FT.) HDMI TO DVI HDTV VIDEO CABLE. AKA an High-Definition Multimedia Interface Cable Digital Visual Interface. HDMI use a much smaller, user-friendly connector than the DVI connector. The specifications handles high-bandwidth, uncompressed video and may carry multi-channel digital audio as well. Get one here at a great price, functions as well as the high-priced ones that you thought were a "best buy"! The "ultimate" deal can be had here w/o going to the "shack". Warranty: One year against any defect, exchanged at no charge. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Our HDMI to DVI 3 Meter, 10 Ft. cable incorporates HIGH Definition Multimedia interface technology. HDMI to DVI cables provides an interface between any audio-video source, such as set top box, DVD player, PVR, audio video receiver and/or a video monitor such as a HDTV or Digital television. HDMI supports standard, enhanced or high definition video, plus multi channel digital audio on a single cable. DVI does only the video, therefore, don't forget the audio cables. Digital HDTV uses less than one-half of HDMI's available 5 Gbps bandwidth. Also supports VESA’s Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) standard and Display Data Channel (DDC) standard (used to read the EDID). In addition, the EIA-861 standard specifies mandatory and optionally supported resolutions and timings, and how to include data such as aspect ratio and format information. HDMI also supports the High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) specification to deter unauthorized copying of content. The 19-pin “Type A” HDMI utilizes a single TMDS link and can therefore carry video signals at an 25–165 MHz sample rate. This diminutive connector is well-suited for consumer devices due to its small size. HDMI and DVI is used on Set Top Boxes, Receivers, Display devices such as HDTV's, LCD's, Projectors, Plasmas and at least a few of the latest DVD players with upconversion to HD resolution. Video portion is compatible with DVI devices if you add an adapter and if they are HDCP enabled. HDMI carries uncompressed video data. HDMI will replace DVI eventually for Home Theater connectivity.