5 m hdmi cable

near dark

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Hi,

Lim looking for a 5 m hdmi cable to connect my pc to the tv.

I have seen various brands, but which make and will a cable 5 m long degrade the picture ?.

I have seen a 5 m hdmi from polaroid for £20 ,is it worth buying?

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davejberry

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recently got 10m version of this from Amazon - no degradation in pic or sound

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ethernet-Professional-Quality-Resolution-Beyond/dp/B004MRGQT6/ref=sr_1_12?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1340471176&sr=1-12
 

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Generally, it transports data between two computers. In the case of HDMI with Ethernet cables, it will transport data from the internet to a "smart" TV (if any manufacturer ever decides to support it of course).
 

Son_of_SJ

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near dark said:
but which make and will a cable 5 m long degrade the picture ?.

I agree with everything the other folk have said. Among many other leads and connectors, I have three 20-metre HDMI cables going between all my rooms, and I don't notice any loss in the picture compared with using 2-metre cables. As it happens, all my longer HDMI cables are by Lindy, go to http://www.lindy.co.uk/ and then type "5m hdmi cable" in the search box. But I'm sure that the other brands will be fine too. Having on one occasion compared signals through a £60 2m HDMI cable from Lindy with going through a £16 2m HDMI cable, also from Lindy, I really could not tell the difference.
 

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