Kenable VGA SVGA HD15 TV Video Cable with 3.5mm Jack Audio Lead - Black - 10m

This cable is designed to connect a PC or laptop to a TV, allowing you to use the TV as a monitor, and it also carries the audio signal via a 3.5mm jack.

No, this cable uses the analog VGA standard for video and a 3.5mm jack for analog stereo audio. It does not support digital signals like HDMI or DisplayPort.

The cable length is 10 meters.

No, this cable includes an integrated 3.5mm stereo jack cable that carries the audio signal along with the video.

You will need to use a separate 3.5mm audio extension cable to connect the two ports.

It will work as long as both your computer/laptop and your TV have a standard 15-pin VGA (D-Sub) socket and your TV has a 3.5mm audio input jack (or can be adapted for it).

The ferrite cores help to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), which can improve signal quality and reduce noise in the picture and sound.

Ensure both ends of the VGA cable are securely connected. Check that the TV is set to the correct input source (e.g., 'VGA', 'PC', 'RGB'). Verify that the VGA port on your PC/laptop is functioning correctly by testing with another display if possible.

Confirm the 3.5mm audio jack is fully plugged into the TV's audio input. Make sure the audio output on your PC/laptop is set to the correct device (usually 'Speakers' or 'Headphone Out'). Check the TV's volume and ensure it's not muted. If the TV has separate RCA inputs, ensure you are using the correct adapter.

Check that the VGA connectors are securely seated and pins are not bent. Ensure the cable is not damaged or excessively kinked. Try connecting with a shorter, known-good VGA cable to isolate if the issue is with the 10m cable itself. The ferrite cores on the cable should help minimize interference.

Use a 3.5mm audio extension cable to bridge the distance between the cable's jack and the TV's audio input.