Quickly and easily connect your DisplayPort compatible devices with a DVI-D display with this 6' Rocstor DisplayPort to DVI Active Video Cable Adapter 6ftfrom Rocstor. With an active DisplayPort converter, this male-to-male cable allows for both single (DP) and multimode (DP++) DisplayPort video transmissions, even when using graphics cards that don't output DP++ signals.

Supporting up to a 1920 x 1200 resolution at 60 Hz, this cable delivers crystal clear images with High Bit Rate (HBR2) and Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) technology. HDCP 1.4 support allows you to watch protected, copyrighted digital content. The latched DisplayPort plug helps to ensure secure and stable connections. No additional drivers or software are required.

DisplayPort 1.2 Male Connector    DVI-D Male Connector    Up to 1920 x 1200 Resolution at 60 Hz    Active DisplayPort Video Converter    Latching DisplayPort Connector    HDCP 1.4 Compliant    Plug & Play

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with Nikon Z8 camera?

A: Yes, the Beachtek DXA-MAX 2-Channel Active Audio Adapter for DSLR can be used with any camera that has a 3.5mm microphone input jack.

Q: 2. Will this cable work with Mac computers?

A: No, the SVID2USB232 is currently supported for Windows 7, 8, and 10. Atha, StarTech.com Support

Q: 3. Can you connect it to smartphone via TRS-TRRS cable? Is the output signal level appropriate for smartphones?

A: Yes. This should work.

Q: 4. can thisbe used to plug a canon G50 audio in thru a mixer?

A: The inputs are designed for microphone level signals.

Q: 5. I have a thunderbolt port on my iMac. I would like to get a good and reasonably priced USB adapter. What do you suggest?

A: There aren't any direct Thunderbolt to USB adapters. There are however some combination adapters such as KAKTU20 that converts from Thunderbolt to both Ethernet and USB 3.0. That would be the easiest solution.

Q: 6. Does your DSLR have to have an audio output to be able to monitor audio with this device? I have a Nikon D5300.

A: You can monitor the audio on the Beachtek as it is going to the camera. You wont be able to monitor the audio that is being recorded though as the camera does not have a headphone port.

Q: 7. How would you gauge & control levels when you attach 1 lav to the stereo jack, 1 XLR to the right, & 1 lav to the mono left?

A: You can only use a maximum of two microphones, one connected to the left channel and the other connected to the right channel, with the Beachtek DXA-MAX 2-Channel Active Audio Adapter for DSLR. However, if you are using the stereo input, we suggest not connecting any other microphones as it would create phase and/or level issues.

Q: 8. How do I use the meters on the unit when I am likely more interested to go by the meters on the DSLR where the recoding is being made? I guess I am confused at to their role.

A: The meter display onboard the Beachtek DXA-MAX 2-Channel Active Audio Adapter for DSLR shows levels at one stage of the audio signal chain. These are useful to confirm that the signal coming into the Beachtek is adequate and not clipping before sending down the chain to the next stage in the camera for further monitoring and adjustment if needed.

Q: 9. Hello. Just so I'm straight, this unit will provide phantom power to a shotgun mic that requires it?

A: Yes. This provides 48V phantom power via its XLR input.

Q: 10. Does this come with the necessary adapter to mount the unit on a camera hot shoe?

A: A brass "foot" and bolt are included for attaching to the camera's hot shoe."