The 49.2' NTW Ultra-Slim Active HDMI Cable 49.2'from NTW Ultra-Slim Active HDMI Cable 49.2'is a high performance cable ideal for HDTV, DVD/Blu-ray players, and cable and satellite boxes. This cable supports Audio Return Channel, 3D content, and resolutions up to 1080p.

Supports Resolutions up to 1080p    3D Ready    28 AWG    Ultra Flexible Jacket    Supports Audio Return Channel

3D support up to 1080p

Supports high-speed 10.2 Gbps at 340 MHz with Ethernet certified

Compatible with resolutions 480p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p

Adds Audio Return Channel to simplify audio connection between TV and audio/video receiver

Consolidation of HD video, audio, and data in one cable and allows IP-based applications over HDMI

HDCP compliant

Redmere chipset to deliver crisp image over extended distances

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this cable support 4k 60fps? The description mentions support for a 60hz refresh rate, but not 60fps in 4k.

A: Based on the specs, it does. In the overview, it says "supports resolutions up to 4K UHD @ 60 Hz."

Q: 2. Is this cable bi-directional?

A: According to NTW, "These are single directional, one of the ends should have a label/tag explaining which side is which."

Q: 3. I have a 15' HDMI Mini to HDMI A cable. Can I put it in 1 end of a coupler and this in the other end of the coupler and then have this going into a Black Magic Ultra Studio Recorder? If so how bad will signal or quality loss be?

A: Like any HDMI connection, anything above 35' is only possible. Not guaranteed. A coupler may work perfectly fine, but 100 is quite a lot. It may work very well, or not at all. A poor quality signal is unlikely. If your source is very strong it may be good. Most of us in the business consider 50' to be the realistic maximum.

Q: 4. Is this suitable for Ultra HD TVs? As it says 1080p signal transmission. and does it need to be amplified over this distance?

A: If you mean 4K TV then i doubt it. A short 10.2 Gbps cable (HDMI 1.4) will allow 30fps at 4k but not 60fps.If you mean 1080 HD then yes it will carry it the 50'.For 4K you would need to use an HDMI fiber cable to go that far, they need power but come with the power supply. Full resolution and frame rate for 4k needs about 14Gbps, so you would need an HDMI 2.0 cable which I believe will handle up to 18Gbps.

Q: 5. What version HDMI is this? I currently record externally to the Atomos Ninja V and need 2.1 connection. Does it matter?

A: This lists support for up to 4K60, which means it has to be at least HDMI 2.0.

Q: 6. Does this work with monitor bm5 Portkeys and bmpcc 6K ?

A: Yes these are all HDMI A type connections.

Q: 7. Is this a mini HDMI?

A: No. It is standard HDMI.

Q: 8. What AWG is this? Also would it suit a laptop to a LED TV?

A: These basic cables are 28 AWG. They are suitable for a laptop to TV or any other consumer use.

Q: 9. Is this cable rated for an in wall installation?

A: The BZBGear 8K Ultra HD Active Optical HDMI 2.1 Cable is not in-wall rated.

Q: 10. Does it supports all video format of Sony A7S3?

A: Yes, the SmallRig 2957 Ultra-Slim HDMI Cable (21.6") would be fully compatible for use with the Sony a7S III Mirrorless Camera; as such, it would support all video formats offered by the camera.