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Q: QuestionIs this cable certified for in-wall installation?

• A:Answer Yes, this cable is certified for in-wall installation.

Q: QuestionCan this HDMI cable be installed inside a wall?

• A:Answer Yes, this HDMI cable is certified for in-wall installation.

Q: QuestionWhat is the length of this cable?

• A:Answer The length of this cable is 12 feet.

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum data transfer rate supported by this cable?

• A:Answer The maximum data transfer rate supported by this cable is 2250 megabits per second.

Q: QuestionDoes this cable have shielding to resist interference?

• A:Answer Yes, the cable has 3-layer shielding with a 360° metal connector shell to resist EMI and RFI interference.

Q: QuestionDoes this cable come with a warranty?

• A:Answer Yes, this cable comes with a lifetime limited warranty.

Q: QuestionDoes this HDMI cable support high dynamic range?

• A:Answer Yes, this HDMI cable supports high dynamic range.

Q: QuestionDoes this cable support High Dynamic Range?

• A:Answer Yes, this cable supports High Dynamic Range.

Q: QuestionAre the connectors on this cable gold plated?

• A:Answer Yes, the connectors are 24K gold-plated.

Q: QuestionWhat is the length of this HDMI cable?

• A:Answer The length of this HDMI cable is 8 feet.

Q: QuestionWhat type of shielding does this HDMI cable have?

• A:Answer This HDMI cable has 3-layer cable shielding.

Q: QuestionAre the connectors on this cable gold plated?

• A:Answer Yes, this cable has 24K gold-plated contacts.

Q: QuestionWhat type of warranty does this cable have?

• A:Answer This cable has a lifetime limited warranty.

Q: QuestionWhat Is This Cable?What Is This Cables Purpose If A Person Has Cable

Asked 10 years ago by Jim.

This question was asked about the related product: Rocketfish™ - 4' 4K UltraHD/HDR In-Wall Rated HDMI Cable - Black

• A:Answer It connects devices with HDMI ports... typically televisions to cable boxes, blu-day players, etc. It provides better pictures and sound quality than the red/white/yellow cables.

  Answered 10 years ago by Sherpie

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Q: Questiondo you need high speed hdmi cables to get 1080p resolution

Asked 11 years ago by Anonymous.

This question was asked about the related product: Rocketfish™ - 4' 4K UltraHD/HDR In-Wall Rated HDMI Cable - Black

• A:Answer Yes, but most inexpensive hdmi cables will do the trick. Dont overspend!

  Answered 11 years ago by Greco123

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Q: Questionwhat is the max hertz for the cable is it 120hz?if im going to connect it to a 144 hz monitor can i get up to 120hz or 100hz? if not what is the max hertz for this cable ?

Asked 10 years ago by Taif.

This question was asked about the related product: Rocketfish™ - 4' 4K UltraHD/HDR In-Wall Rated HDMI Cable - Black

• A:Answer In regards to Hz, HDMI cables will do whatever your TV is capable of. Hz is a measure that, in layman's terms, is the refresh rate, i.e. how many times does the screen refresh in a second to produce the best possible picture. The higher the refresh rate (Hz), the less motion blur you see. Today's LED TVs have a standard refresh rate of 120-240 Hz (can go up a little more technically, but nobody is manufacturing the TVs to do so); older LCDs pretty much max out at 120 Hz; and older plasma televisions maxed out at 600 Hz, which is why you will hear a lot of people tell you that plasma televisions will still outperform most newer LED and 4K televisions (I tend to agree here having currently own a 4K and plasma). Even the earliest adaptations of the HDMI cable, pre-4K could handle the load of the 600 Hz plasma refresh rates with ease, the difference in those cables vs. the newer 4K HDMI cables is data speed. 4K needs 15 Mbps to produce the necessary 4K picture, and these cables can handle up to 18 Mbps. Sorry for the long, drawn-out answer, but I hope this helps.

  Answered 9 years ago by TexasTechieVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have a Samsung 1080p 55 inch tv. I want to make my picture look a lot more HD than what it is without having to purchase a 4K. Working with 1080p what can I do to enchance a better picture? Do better hdmi cables do the trick?

Asked 9 years ago by Beee.

This question was asked about the related product: Rocketfish™ - 4' 4K UltraHD/HDR In-Wall Rated HDMI Cable - Black

• A:Answer No... no matter what someone says, digital is digital and transfers sound and picture at 1080p, etc. better cables are built better, creating longevity and quality at the pins (not missing pins), etc. Also, make sure your cables are certified! If you are worried about the picture you can check the quality of your digital feed, etc. and if you have a great feed and want to get a better image then you are stuck going to 4K, but will only experience 4K with 4K feeds. Also, if you upgrade to 4K you will likely want high speed hdmi cables which increase bandwidth, etc. I'm not an expert... just two cents from an average guy! Hope it helps. Andrew

  Answered 9 years ago by doulosandrewVerified Purchase

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Q: Questionare these hdmi 2.0 ?

Asked 10 years ago by kishore.

• A:Answer Yes, 18Gbps means they are.

  Answered 9 years ago by sizzle45

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Q: QuestionDo I need this cable for a 4K 2160p smart tv if we do not have a Dave or any other device to connect to our tv?

Asked 6 years ago by Annie.

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• A:Answer If you are hooking absolutely nothing up to your TV then no. But if you are hooking it up to any type of cable TV, dish, dvd player, anything at all you will need it.

  Answered 6 years ago by Conchita

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