HDMI Cable

I dont need a very long cable, the last one which i bought was in September and it failed.

EDIT-Whats with right angled ?
 
dinjo said:
I dont need a very long cable, the last one which i bought was in September and it failed.

EDIT-Whats with right angled ?
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right angled means the hdmi cable is bent at right angle, something like this

right-angle-hdmi-690401.jpg
 
CA50 said:
right angled means the hdmi cable is bent at right angle, something like this

right-angle-hdmi-690401.jpg
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Yup, so that the cable-head sits flush into the back of the device....useful especially for wall mounted TVs and such.
 
Ok i'm not really sure at this but when i pushed the cable again and again the display came up so is this problem with HDMI cable or Monitor HDMI plug ? How do i identify that ?
 
Did u try reversing the cable ? Also, dont push too hard, the HDMI ports on the devices are rather fragile.Unwanted tug/pull/pressure on the cable in the vertical up/down directions can easily break the port,so make sure the cable is connected freely to the port and is not in a path where people might accidentally trip over it.
 
dinjo said:
Its working now but what could be the problem cable or monitor hdmi socket ?
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you cant say that directly, get a new cable and check. Pinpointing the culprit is out of my hand.
 
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