The StarTech VGA Extension Cable extends your current VGA cable 3' longer by featuring a 15-pin male connection on one end and a 15-pin female interface on the other side. The cable offers vivid images with a triple-coaxial, twisted-pair cable construction, while ferrite cores reduce EMI interference. StarTech has designed this cable to support various resolutions, such as 1920 x 1200 and above. Furthermore, the ends of the cable sport a molded strain-relief design, which improves durability.

High-Resolution Video Transfer    Ferrite Cores Reduce EMI Interference    75 Ohm Impedance    Triple-Coaxial, Twisted-Pair Design    Molded Strain Relief

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used to charge an iPhone?

A: The StarTech USB 3.0 Male to Female Active Extension Cable cannot directly connect to an iPhone.

Q: 2. Hi: Can I use this splitter to plug into my computer and then feed the internet signal to two seperate sets of powered speakers and receive stereo sound from each set of speakers? One set of speakers is powered by an Onkyo receiver and the other is a Logitech surround system with its own power supply.

A: The StarTech Splitter Cable will enable you to split your computers stereo output signal to 2 stereo sources.

Q: 3. I need to have a type A to type B cable upstream from this extension. Will this still provide the full USB 3.0 bandwidth and how long can upstream cable be?

A: Yes, this will provide full USB 3.0 bandwidth. You can connect a USB 3.0 cable up to 15 ft. to this extension cable and still maintain bandwidth and power.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with the FX6?

A: No. The fx6 features a 3.5mm jack cable. Please look into the following cable. SHAPE Coiled 3.5mm Right-Angle LANC Male to Straight Female Cable (10-20") https://bhpho.to/2V6bBnE

Q: 5. Does this split audio so that I can have one male go to recorder and other male go to another recorder?

A: The StarTech Stereo Mini (3.5mm) TRRS to 2 Stereo Mini (3.5mm) TRS BH #STMUYHSFMM is a headset splitter. It will take a TRRS headset (single plug) and split it to 2 x 3.5mm. One would be for audio, the other for the mic. If you are trying to split a signal from a headset to go from the audio or mic to the recorder, yes it will do that.

Q: 6. I recently purchased a 20 ft USB 3.0 extension to connect a Sony a7R II to a macbook air but the computer does not recognize the camera like it does with the standard short cable. Will this extension work better?

A: Yes, being an active extender it should work better.

Q: 7. Is item backwards compatible w/USB2?

A: Yes

Q: 8. Can this be used to run two mics into single mic jack on my camcorder?

A: These cables are designed to be used as a splitter for outputs. It is not generally recommended to use a Y-cable to combine mic inputs due to differences in internal wiring between mics and splitter cables. There is unfortunately no standard wiring scheme. To connect multiple mics to a camcorder, we recommend using a proper interface such as the Kopul CMX1.

Q: 9. Will this join audio from 2 sources (INPUT 2 stereo output 1 stereo = 2 audio into single stereo output) not seeking 4 pole, microphone couplers?

A: No, the StarTech 3.5mm TRRS Stereo Female to 2 3.5mm TRS Stereo Male Y Cable (5.1") BH #STMUYHSFMM will simply split a single headset 4 pole connection to 2 x 3.5mm for computers that have the old connections which had mic and output in two separate jacks.

Q: 10. Will this perform the same function as the Rode SC3? I need to connect a SmartLav to the 3.5mm input on a Tascam DR40.

A: Yes, that should serve the same function.