Usb Cable For Playstation 4 Controllers

I started using these for extra lav cable, game controllers, USB cables etc. I keep ordering more

Host controllers may work better for doing batch CD, DVD or USB with programs that are made to burn to multiple drives at one time.

My workstation is cluttered with USB devices, from keyboard/mouse to MIDI controllers. I needed a way to connect a MIDI keyboard controller further away from my computer, so I purchased this extension cable. Has been working great, no problems at all.

We have a bunch of programmable logic controllers. Until recently when computers still had a on-board COM port we had no problem communicating. We received a new batch of computers lacking a COM port, so we looked for USB-to-RS232 adapters. Most models, based on the PL2303 chipset, we unstable in our environment. On the other hand, the USA-19HS provided stable communications to our controllers. Also, with the included utilities, it's easy to debug communications. The only downside of this adapter, is the USB cable that comes off too easily.

4th one I have bought and installed. Have 2 more to go.

Happy to see it wasn't a thin cheap cable. I was able to run my tv and Playstation 5 to the max with ease.

After many years of use, I replaced both of my zoom controllers made by another well known manufacturer. The permanently connected cable to each unit has shorted out on both controllers. The Acebil RMC-1DV Video Lens Zoom Controller solves this problem with not one but two 2.5 mm stereo mini jacks. You have the option of using either the front jack or the left side jack which makes it more flexible. If the cable shorts out you can replace it. If that's not enough, the RMC-1DV switches between Panasonic and Canon/Sony protocols, very cool. I rely heavily on the use of a zoom controller in my work. The design and feel of the RMC-1DV is much more like that used by broadcast studio cameras. The slow zoom capability is fantastic, much more precise than my older controllers. I will be purchaseing a second RMC-1DV soon!

I have had Acebil zoom controllers for my multiple Sony AX-100 4K prosumer video cameras. Initially you had to use an adapter cable to go from the supplied 2.5mm to Sony AV connector, then the Sony AV to Sony Multi-Terminal. After several years, these cables started shorting out. I looked EVERYWHERE for things...but even the Acebil websites (USA and other countries) provided no clue, and if you did a search it came up Coming Soon! and promises of a new website. I didn't want to have to throw out 5 perfectly good Acebil controllers because I couldn't find a simple cable!!! And other cables I found simply didn't work at all. I finally found these--but I HAD to type in Acebil 2.5mm Lanc to Sony Multi-Terminal (those words precisely) before I found these on the B&H website. HOORAY! I feared they were no longer available, but they were in stock!! So I ordered 6--I wasn't going to be caught flat-footed again if a cable suddenly decided to go pffttt in the middle of a shoot! And to my delight, all 6 worked PERFECTLY--my Acebil now is fully functional with zoom control as well as the record/stop button. I'm SO HAPPY! I truly despaired of ever finding anything. So these work perfectly with the AX-100. They do NOT work with the smaller Sony cameras, i.e. the AX-53 or AX-55. For reasons known only to Sony, these cameras require the use of a Sony zoom controller which, in my humble opinion, are far inferior to the Acebil in terms of zoom sensitivity and quality of construction. I don't know if it will work with the newer AX-700 (basically the same camera but with HDR video recording. But for the AX-100 it's PERFECT!

I have several Libec zoom controllers for our cameras. When one stopped working, I switched components around and figured out I needed a new LANC cable. Why did it stop? Don't know, don't care. Why didn't I just buy this right away? It's so very economical, it wasn't worth the shipping until I had some other things to order. So 2 things I appreciate about B&H: (1) I usually can find replacement parts for my stuff, and (2) my account has the wishlists of stuff past and future, so I can remember to get little things like this cable when I go shopping.

It's a USB Cable, and it works.