Computer Monitor No Signal Problem

It's a cable and its job is simple, take the signal from the computer and display it on a monitor.

I wnated to use the Line out of my EV ZLX monitor but signal was hot.This solved the problem and I got rid of my little keyboardmixer.

We have used this product many times for sending the DVI signal 700+ feet from the computer. No problems at all. Just attach them and they work.

We are using two units. While I initially purchased them to feed an external monitor, using both the transmitter and receiver, we now only use the transmitters to send the signal to 2 iPad Pro's. The monitor latency is nearly indistinguishable. We are using them to film music videos, so timing and latency are critical. I initially had a competitor's brand. The latency was very noticeable. These units solved this issue. No complaints. Well built. No transmission issues. I also like that we can send the same signal to multiple devices. Overall, very satisfied with these units. One more note, the monitor feature on iOS features several pro monitor features, including focus and color graphs. These are also very helpful. Highly recommend.

No problem here.

No delay or signal degradation.

I use an external monitor with my computer that has no built-in web cam. My web-cam can sit on top of the monitor screen, but the viewing angle isn't great. (I prefer not to expose my viewers to a sharply focused view of my bald pate.) So I used this device, together with the Square jellyfish ball head (BALLHDP76) to support the webcam on the desk beneath the monitor. As the attached image shows, it works well. If this device seems to be a solution looking for a problem, I seem to have found the right problem. You're welcome....

I'm not a professional photographer or graphic artist but I dabble in both fields as an advanced amateur. I have paired this monitor with a Mac Studio, 32GB RAM, 10 Core CPU, 24 Core GPU computer. I couldn't be happier with both the computer and the monitor. Up until this setup I was using the Retina 27 iMac. This setup blows that away. I read a lot about scaling issues with 32 monitors paired with Macs as well as issues with less than crisp type. I have had no issues with either of those with this monitor. I've tried all the resolution settings that the Mac Studio offers me and several of the scaling options worked well for me. The default setting of 3840X2160 resulted in icons and type being too small for my taste. I ultimately settled on 3200X1800. All the type is crisp and clear. Even a 0.1 pt. pencil line in my graphics program (Affinity Designer) when is crisp and clear at 100% as well as 3,000%. I read another reviewers problem with traveling bloom as the mouse moves across a gray or white background. I have no problems with that issue. No traveling bloom on my system. I do notice a very slight change in a white background when I move my head back and forth across the screen as the other reviewer noted. It does not bother me. I rarely move my head in that way when using the monitor so I don't consider it an issue. You may. The only real issue I have, and this seems to be a common problem when pairing anything other than an Apple monitor with an Apple computer, is the lag time when waking up the monitor and/or computer from sleep. I was used to an immediate wakeup with the iMac. This system takes at least 5 seconds to wake up. However, it's not something that would keep me from buying this monitor since I think I would have the same problem with any other external monitor that was not an Apple product. In summary, I think this is great monitor. I would buy it again and would recommend it to my family and friends.

Installed in a new Retina iMac. An @ employee recommended this brand. No problem installing and the computer recognized it on restart. Not much else to say about memory.

Cable worked very well at doing its job of connecting my Mac computer to the Brother printer. No problem.