Questions & Answers for Belkin 4K Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Cable (4 m/13 ft.)
Belkin 4K Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Cable (4 m/13 ft.)
20 Questions + 9 Answers
20 Questions from the Community
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Can I use this to daisy chain Apple 27" Thunderbolt Display to a regular IPS HDMI monitor?
Apple 27" Thunderbolt Display
HP Pavilion 23-inch FHD IPS Monitor- Asked by Derek T from Santa Clara
- May 9, 2019
- Flag as inappropriate (Can I use this to daisy chain Apple 27" Thunderbolt Display to a regular IPS HDMI monitor?)
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is Mini Display Port the same as Thunderbolt Port
- Asked by Allan M from N Providence
- Mar. 18, 2017
- Flag as inappropriate (is Mini Display Port the same as Thunderbolt Port)
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Can I use this on apple tv
- Asked by Jennifer V from Bedford
- Mar. 2, 2018
- Flag as inappropriate (Can I use this on apple tv)
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Can I use this cable to connect the HDMI output of another device (PC, Raspberry Pi, etc) to my Mid 2010 27" iMac using it as the target display?
- Asked by Nathan T from Bloomington
- Jan. 27, 2018
- Flag as inappropriate (Can I use this cable to connect the HDMI output of another device (PC, Raspberry Pi, etc) to my Mid 2010 27" iMac using it as the target display?)
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Can i connect macbook air 2014 to smart tv using this cable?
- Asked by Sumit G from Lacombe
- Jan. 7, 2016
- Flag as inappropriate (Can i connect macbook air 2014 to smart tv using this cable?)
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Is this product compatible with Macbook Air 13"(Mid 2012) with thunderbolt 1?
Is this product compatible with Macbook Air 13"(Mid 2012) with thunderbolt 1?
- Asked by Danielle L from New York
- Jan. 26, 2016
- Flag as inappropriate (Is this product compatible with Macbook Air 13"(Mid 2012) with thunderbolt 1?)
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How does this cable interact with HDMI CEC? Will it play nice with a HDMI CEC compatible receiver?
At the moment I have a cheaper Thunderbolt / Mini DisplayPort to HDMI cable and as soon as I plug it into my receiver it completely messes up all the HDMI CEC control setup. I specifically want to eliminate this problem.
I have an iMac 27" Late 2013, and a Yamaha RX-V679 receiver. -
Can I hook my I pad to my tv with cable
I want to hook my I pad to my tv
- Asked by Jerry R from Saint Albans
- May 31, 2015
- Flag as inappropriate (Can I hook my I pad to my tv with cable)
AnswerNo, not with this cable. This is for computers only and plugs into either Mini DisplayPort or Thunderbolt Ports. If your iPad is a lightning port (more recent models) iPad, they have a Lightning adapter that has an HDMI out on it for you.
- Answered by Quan L from Tomball
- Jun. 2, 2015
- Flag as inappropriate Answer (Can I hook my I pad to my tv with cable)
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Does this work for iPod touch
Looking for hdmi that works for iPod touch
- Asked by Andrew C B from Biddeford
- May 10, 2015
- Flag as inappropriate (Does this work for iPod touch)
AnswerNo. The connector on the iPod/iPhone is a lightning port. This is a Mini Displayport.
- Answered by Peter W
- May 24, 2015
- Flag as inappropriate Answer (Does this work for iPod touch)
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Is this cable compatible with my early 2008 macbook (ser. W88250EF0P6)?
- Asked by Konrad V from Plentywood
- Dec. 10, 2015
- Flag as inappropriate (Is this cable compatible with my early 2008 macbook (ser. W88250EF0P6)?)
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is this cable Provides games and 3D video and i wonder if its support for 100-mbps ethernet.
is this cable Provides games and 3D video and i wonder if its support for 100-mbps ethernet.
- Asked by Magdy Z
- Jan. 4, 2016
- Flag as inappropriate (is this cable Provides games and 3D video and i wonder if its support for 100-mbps ethernet.)
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does this support 4k resolution 60 fps on the new macbook pro 13 retina
MACBOOK PRO 13 RETINA DISPLAY
- Asked by Jozf F from Perth
- Jun. 1, 2015
- Flag as inappropriate (does this support 4k resolution 60 fps on the new macbook pro 13 retina)
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Does this work with a 2009 MacBook Pro
- Asked by Ian Y from Portland
- Apr. 7, 2015
- Flag as inappropriate (Does this work with a 2009 MacBook Pro)
AnswerIt actually should work because the it doesn't matter that the computer isn't capable of 4K. The cable is capable of pushing that video throughput if it needs to. Otherwise it would still push video normally.
- Answered by Quan L from Tomball
- Jun. 2, 2015
- Flag as inappropriate Answer (Does this work with a 2009 MacBook Pro)