Where can I buy a monolink/HDMI connector? - Mitsubishi WD-52725 52". Rear Projection HDTV

Get a short HDMI cable extension, with a male connector on one end and a female connector on the other. Best Buy may offer them. There is also a very short HDMI adapter that allows up to 90 degree turn so the Roku will lie outward., also available at Best Buy or TV specialty stores. Finally, try using the HDMI side port on the TV's right side (to your left as you face it).

The HDMI controller is bad. The easiest "work around" is to use the "Component" connectors instead. The only downside is you get no higher than 720P. However, most cable/satellite and _all_ antenna signals are only 720P anyway. Most people are only seeing 1080P when viewing Blu-Ray discs. Cheapest alternative is to buy an "HDMI to Component" converter, which will let you connect multiple HDMI connectors to one box, and then have one set of Component connectors coming out of the box. You select different "sources" on the box itself.

You have to look at the cable connections on both your TV and Laptop. They should both have the same HDMI connector.
Check your Dell Manual to see which connector is the HDMI

If you don't have a manual for your Dell:

www.dell.com/support
Will have the manuals free.
Hope this helps.

Most newer TVs have a VGA connector on the back with the rest of the connectors. This is generally the easiest connector to use. You can get a VGA cable from a local computer store to connect between your computer video connection and the TV. If you have an old VGA monitor you are no longer using, you may find that the old VGA cable is removable - as they are on some monitors.

Alternatively, you can connect to an HDMI connector on your laptop / PC to the TV's HDMI connector (they should be labeled) using a standard HDMI cable if you have such a connection available. This is the preferred method if you have this connector available on both devices.

Third alternative option is if your computer (or TV) have a DVI connector. This connector can be adapted to HDMI. As an example, if your computer uses a DVI connector, and your TV has an HDMI connector on the back you could buy a DVI -> HDMI cable, or just use a HDMI cable with a HDMI -> DVI adapter on one end.

Once you have connected to the TV in one of the above methods, you then have to use the TV remote and change the 'input source' until you see your computer.

Side note: If you are using a laptop, make sure that your external connector is enabled - for Windows users, right click on the desktop and choose properties then Display. (Windows 8 users, choose screen resolution in the same location).

Good luck!

Hi Kelly,
I believe the Sony Trinitron WEGAs do not have an HDMI connection on the back of the TV. If they do it would be labeled as HDMI input below that familiar looking HDMI narrow horizontal connector. But I believe what you have is the RGB connector which looks like three round female connectors which are color coated Red Green and Blue. Now these RGB connectors are a form of high definition but it's not a direct connect for for your HDMI DVD player or your XBOX 360 or what ever you want to hook the TV up to.
You'll have to convert you HDMI to RGB. you can still purchase DVD players with RGB outputs but if you already have a device that requires a TV with HDMI, you can buy a converter. Go to RadioShack or BestBuy or search online for a HDMI to RGB converter cable . It should look something like the picture below.
RED GREEN AND BLUE for video. And then the white and red connectors that are banded together are for your audio.
Good Luck

Your TV must have an HDMI connector. Please check if your home theater also has an HDMI connector - like this one:


If so, then all you need to do is buy an HDMI cable, and connect one end to your home theater, and the other to your TV. HDMI cables have a digital connection that carries both audio and video, so they are quite convenient. Don't forget to select the HDMI input using your TV's remote control.
Tip: HDMI uses a digital transmission scheme which is fairly robust (unlike analog transmissions), so a $5 HDMI cable will perform just as good as a $50 or $100 HDMI cable. Don't let those store clerks rip you off.
If your home theater does not have an HDMI output, then you must use the analog connections. Look at the back of your home theater and make note of the connectors labeled as 'Output' (both audio and video). You should buy cables with connectors matching those connections.
If you need more clarification on this subject, just ask.

Hi,

I believe you are referring to a DVi connector. We have different types of connectors but none of them is DFi. We have VGA, HDMI, SATA, and DVi connectors. Here's a cheklist of what you need to do:

1. Check the connector of the computer whether you have VGA, HDMI, SATA, or DVi
2. Check the connector of the monitor whether you have VGA, HDMI, SATA, or DVi
3. Now that you know the type of connectors you have for your system, you know what cable to buy.

It does not really matter if your computer and monitor have different connectors. We can purchase cables with VGA - VGA, HDMI - HDMI, DVi - DVi, VGA - HDMI, VGA - DVi, HDMI - DVi. So, don't worry and thank you for choosing FixYa!

the monolink is the hdmi on the mitsubishi. it acceps up to 1080i

Troubleshoot first by self diagnosis

get a new set of cable and try again if nothing then you will have to get a tech to check your set good luck.