'Ello.
Here's my current predicament:
I'm trying to use a 24" LCD (Asus VW246H) as a 'TV' in my room so I can lay down and watch movies and such. To properly route the cable to the LCD, I need roughly 20' of cable. I could probably use a 16' cable but that'd be cutting it close. Anyways, I ordered a 25' HDMI cable, but my miniDP adapter doesn't have enough juice to send the video through such a long cable. The cable works fine, I tested it on other components that support HDMI, but it won't work fine for this certain situation.
I was thinking, why not buy a miniDP-to-DVI adapter and a long DVI cable in order to make my setup functional.
So here's my question:
Does my conclusion (sentence two lines up) seen plausible? Are there other solutions I should look into??
Thanks
Here's my current predicament:
I'm trying to use a 24" LCD (Asus VW246H) as a 'TV' in my room so I can lay down and watch movies and such. To properly route the cable to the LCD, I need roughly 20' of cable. I could probably use a 16' cable but that'd be cutting it close. Anyways, I ordered a 25' HDMI cable, but my miniDP adapter doesn't have enough juice to send the video through such a long cable. The cable works fine, I tested it on other components that support HDMI, but it won't work fine for this certain situation.
I was thinking, why not buy a miniDP-to-DVI adapter and a long DVI cable in order to make my setup functional.
So here's my question:
Does my conclusion (sentence two lines up) seen plausible? Are there other solutions I should look into??
Thanks







