Monoprice DVI-D Dual Link M1-D(P&D) Male to HDMI Female Adapter - Gold Plated, Black
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Monoprice DVI-D Dual Link M1-D(P&D) Male to HDMI Female Adapter - Gold Plated, Black

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Product ID: 13972090
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Details

  • Compatible Devices
    Television
  • Specific Uses For Product
    Projector
  • Connector Type
    HDMI
  • Color
    black
  • Item dimensions L x W x H
    1.93 x 1.75 x
⚡Gold Plated
📏Compact Size
🔌DVI-D Dual Link

Description

đź”— Connect with Confidence!

  • COMPACT DESIGN - Lightweight and portable for on-the-go presentations.
  • RELIABLE PERFORMANCE - Engineered for durability and consistent performance.
  • PREMIUM BUILD QUALITY - Gold-plated connectors for optimal signal transfer.
  • SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY - Easily connect HDMI devices to M1 projectors.
  • VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Works with various HDMI male cables.

The Monoprice DVI-D Dual Link M1-D Male to HDMI Female Adapter is a high-quality solution for connecting HDMI devices to M1 ports, commonly found on InFocus projectors. With its gold-plated connectors and compact design, this adapter ensures optimal signal transfer and portability, making it an essential accessory for professionals on the move.

Specifications

BrandMonoprice
Item model number102689
Item Weight1.12 ounces
Product Dimensions1.93 x 1.75 x 0.67 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH1.93 x 1.75 x 0.67 inches
Colorblack
DepartmentHDMI <--
ManufacturerMonoprice
ASINB001VL3ZWW
Country of OriginChina
Is Discontinued By ManufacturerNo
Date First AvailableMarch 13, 2009

Have a Question? See What Others Asked

Since this one wont work what is an equivalent one that I can get to work with an HDMI for an InFocus X2?
I bought this for infoucis LP340B projector but it did not fit. The projector's plug seems bigger. Can you tell me why?
I have a projector focus in35, will this work to convert it to hdmi and would transfer sound?
Will this work with my ask proxima (infocus) m2+ projector?

Reviews

4.2

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J**S

Works perfectly BUT you need to know ...

Well made, works perfectly on my Epson (InFocus) X2 projector. But you need to understand a few things.before using one of these.First, no connector will provide HDCP; that's communication between the devices being connected. Most projectors old enough to need this connector are also too old to deal with HDCP.Second, no connector will allow resolutions that the devices can't handle; again between the devices being connected. My X2 supports 1080i but not 1080p. Interestingly, when I connected my BD player (Samsung BD-F5700) and forced the resolution to 1080i, it doesn't seem to care about HDCP and plays both BD and DVD discs just great at 1080i. Awesome! When I connected this to my PC output via an HDMI port on an NVidia GTX750ti, it looked just great as well!Finally, understand that while HDMI supports audio as well as video, DVI never did, and the M1 connector is a DVI connection expanded to support a USB connection as well. So you need to handle audio directly at the source, as it will not make it into the projector through the M1 connector. Having said all that, I'm very grateful that someone makes these adapters and cables for the older tech and at such a reasonable price. Well done!

V**Y

Essential for Certain Projectors

It is to the eternal frustration of consumers that electronic manufacturers cannot standardize their interconnection standards for components. This is one example.Dell and InFocus video projectors of a certain vintage use a modified DVI connector called "M1" that is not interchangeable with standard DVI cables. Evidently the reason for the modification was to add a USB connection through the same connector. But for those, like me, who simply need to connect a Blu-Ray player (which has an HDMI output) to a projector using the M1 connector for hi-def, this adaptor is one piece of a two-piece puzzle (the other piece being and HDMI-to-HDMI cable of the appropriate length).One thing I discovered is that the Blu-Ray player (a Sony model) did not receive any kind of auto-sensing information about the projector from the HDMI cable through this adaptor. Probably the auto-sensing standard had not yet been developed when the projector was manufactured. So it was necessary to go into the settings on the Blu-Ray player to manually select 1080i (the highest standard this particular projected would handle) in order to get a usable picture. But once that adjustment was made, everything has run just fine.

D**.

... as I didn't think I would find an adapter like this. I just purchased an older Hitachi projector ...

This was a rarity as I didn't think I would find an adapter like this. I just purchased an older Hitachi projector and didn't realize that there was yet another digital connector type out there. I had never heard of M1-D but I didn't want to run a crappy analog 35-foot VGA cable and I certainly wasn't going to run a full set of RGBHV cables ($$$) so I ended up running an HDMI cable from my computer via a DVI-HDMI adapter to the HDMI cable to this thing, HDMI-M1-D and it works like a charm. All digital signal the whole way with no loss in resolution, it's pixel perfect. People mention that older InFocus projectors used this connector, but the Hitachi ones did also, I can say that this worked, even when I was near certain it wouldn't.

G**.

So I got an HDMI to VGA male to female adapter (Cable Matters 113046) The INFOCUS cable is connected to the projector then at th

this did not work for me. I have an older INFOCUS LP340b with an M1-DA computer cable. Monoprice people were quick to explain that theirs is M1-D but not DA. A friend finally pointed out that there are TWO ends to the cable. So I got an HDMI to VGA male to female adapter (Cable Matters 113046) The INFOCUS cable is connected to the projector then at the other end I attached the adapter to go from VGA to HDMI and it works great!!!

J**.

Not the product's fault.

This product does what it's supposed to and is in use with my older InFocus IN34 projector. This adapter is the bridge between today's HDMI and my obsolete projector's obscure M1 connector. Note that I've seen the projector's connector referred to variously as: M1, M1-D, DVI-M1, and who knows what else... and therein lies my point - I think the confusion this generates plus the fact that M1 physically looks extremely close to an older Mac video connector (M1 has a 3 more pins - and you can't tell them apart unless you count the pins!) is what contributes to the confusion in terms of what this adapter can and cannot do.First, make sure you need an M1 connector. Count the pins on the device you want to connect and make sure they match this item.Second, even if the pins physically match, do you need HDCP? What the heck is that? Yes, that's exactly what I said too! Unless you're familiar with video standards, you won't know what that is either but the take home is this: I could not get my ROKU working with my projector with this adapter. It's not the adapter's fault - it's because my projector is not HDCP compliant. To the best of my limited understanding, HDCP is a "handshake" that needs to occur between my ROKU media player and my projector that says "hey, I'm a projector or a TV screen and not a recording device." This is to prevent the unauthorized copying of movies. Because my old projector does not do this, my ROKU won't play.Note that this adapter works fine with my projector and my WD Live media player. BUT my WD player does not offer things such as Netflix. My uneducated guess is that because of this, my WD player does not require a successful HDCP handshake to begin playback.Lastly, note that this adapter only handles video. Hopefully your playback device simultaneously outputs HDMI video AND also audio through a separate connector. If your device only can output audio and video through its HDMI connector, you will need to find a workaround - sorry I cannot help with this.In summary: this product does what its vendor promised. Unfortunately, I cannot use it for my original purpose of connecting my ROKU to my projector - but it works fine for my other player and this enables wonderful movie nights in the backyard!Hope this helps! :o)~james

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