can this product eliminate wireless interference? my krk rokkit monitors pickup some kind of noise when i'm using this sabrent usb dvi connector
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I went from a cheap no brand cable to these. An annoying interference from my computer was no longer heard after installing them. I was impressed
1736074
sorry, I really can't help you. I will say the use of the cable is quiet and reliable
1736075
I'm not sure that they will help you. You may need to shield the cables. You can try wrapping your current wires with aluminum foil and see if that helps. Wireless interference can come from multiple sources and can be difficult to find.
554004
Maybe. Do your wireless devices have some kind of USB receiver? This hub connects the monitor in the middle, with a USB port on each side. The USB ports are tight, so the USB cables just fit next to the monitor plug. Will your receivers fit into the USB ports? That's the logistical part. Secondly, does this unit support the electronics of wireless? That I do not know. Sorry I can't be more help. These days google can usually dig up the answer.
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I have used mine on several computers, in both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 connectors.No problems to report.Just so we are on the same page, do you mean interference issues with other wireless devices on the same computer?Or within the same close vicinity like appliances, cordless phone, etc?I have not had any problems at all with mine.
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We too were unable to utilize our Wi-Fi when the monitor was on, and we dealt with it for many months. But I found a solution, by accident, but it worked: I saw that my neighbor wi-fi signal and mine were all overlapping on channel 6, so I logged into my wi-fi router by typing the IP address for it in my web-browser (this is how you probably initially set it up some time ago) and change the CHANNEL from "Automatic" to a specific channel...in my scenario i changed it to channel 1. After I did that we get no interference from the monitor and can use wi-fi and monitor seamlessly. Hope this helps. Also, we have a Verizon FIOS router (n) technology.
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I know that if you have a plasma tv it will interefere with the sound and create static. I have one, but the static is minimal. Make sure there are no obstuctions in the way and you have a clear line of sight for the infrared sensor to stream a good signal. Also, I use the spdif (optical) cable instead of the white/red. Not sure if this makes a difference or not, but it may be worth a try. Hope it works!!!
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I have the same problem even though I used the 5 GHz band. I ended up using a wireless bridge for all of my entertainment center components. Now I have no problems!
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Since my original post, I've gotten the package & set it up. I didn't experience any of the problems I thought possible. I have a portable phone, wirelee PC, wireless printer, wireless sub & my wireless router (all within about 4 feet of each other). I haven't had any issues whatsoever with any of piece of equipment, so far. Currently the TV is connected to the net with an ethernet cable to the router, so I don't know if I ever go wireless with the TV connection, if it will present a problem.I did notice, somewhere in one of the manuals, that if a channel conflict were detected it would look for a clearer one. Again, I'm happy as can be with all facets of this setup. The TV & soundbar are unbelievable! Since my original post, I've gotten the package & set it up. I didn't experience any of the problems I thought possible. I have a portable phone, wirelee PC, wireless printer, wireless sub & my wireless router (all within about 4 feet of each other). I haven't had any issues whatsoever with any of piece of equipment, so far. Currently the TV is connected to the net with an ethernet cable to the router, so I don't know if I ever go wireless with the TV connection, if it will present a problem.I did notice, somewhere in one of the manuals, that if a channel conflict were detected... » Read More Since my original post, I've gotten the package & set it up. I didn't experience any of the problems I thought possible. I have a portable phone, wirelee PC, wireless printer, wireless sub & my wireless router (all within about 4 feet of each other). I haven't had any issues whatsoever with any of piece of equipment, so far. Currently the TV is connected to the net with an ethernet cable to the router, so I don't know if I ever go wireless with the TV connection, if it will present a problem.I did notice, somewhere in one of the manuals, that if a channel conflict were detected it would look for a clearer one. Again, I'm happy as can be with all facets of this setup. The TV & soundbar are unbelievable! « Show Less
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I have not noticed any interference with the wifi. The only type of interference I've noticed is the signal will go out when the monitor is in the vicinity of the microwave and it is turned on.
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There is no interference either way. Two different technologies. The only interference I received is from other wireless cameras. This happens occasionally when I'm driving, not when I'm backing up.
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Yes it will. I unplugged my monitor cable from the unit and accessed a unit by remote control. I am using the keyboard and mouse to write this while viewing on another computer. the IOGEAR does not have any vidio connection. What I have found is this unit is fussy about wireless mice. I have used a few that did not work and several that did. Hewlett Packard all seem to work. Logitech - some work. I am currently using a M305. If you change mice and have problems. Power everything down. The indicator light on the IOGEAR should go out effectively rebooting it. (The IOGEAR uses power from any USB connection.) Make sure the sender is plugged in and the mouse is turned on before starting the systems back up. I have been using this for several years with 4 systems connected. I have had very few problems with it. I like it better than any other I have tried.
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I'm not sure what you have around your cable there. I have 5 computers and a bunch of radios close to where I use mine with no problems whatsoever. I use it to bring a large lcd tv sound to a Altec computer sound system and it does not suffer any interference. I'm a user of Mediabridge cables and to date I couldn't find any issues with them but as I said, not sure what type of EMI/RFI you have around. Regarding quality I can atest the one I bought are par with the good ones available. Tks
877617
Try cutting the antennae wire internally. I get zero radio interference and the static isn't as bad because the range from box to radio antennas doesn't matter anymore. For me it's a lot better
807190
My wife and I have been using her laptop to watch movies (on DVD and through Netflix) on our 32" LCD tv in our bedroom at least twice a week for the last 2.5 years with no noise or interference patterns at all whatsoever. Her laptop is an older Acer which has no HDMI port, and we connect using the VGA port. Please explain your reasoning for telling everyone why any video connection through VGA will have noise and interference patterns. That type of connection worked just fine for pretty much every computer monitor made from the mid 90s until the more recent popularity of the DVI connection. My wife and I have been using her laptop to watch movies (on DVD and through Netflix) on our 32" LCD tv in our bedroom at least twice a week for the last 2.5 years with no noise or interference patterns at all whatsoever. Her laptop is an older Acer which has no HDMI port, and we connect using the VGA port. Please explain your reasoning for telling everyone why any video connection through VGA will have noise and interference patterns. That type of connection worked just fine for pretty much every computer monitor made from the mid 90s until the more recent popularity of... » Read More My wife and I have been using her laptop to watch movies (on DVD and through Netflix) on our 32" LCD tv in our bedroom at least twice a week for the last 2.5 years with no noise or interference patterns at all whatsoever. Her laptop is an older Acer which has no HDMI port, and we connect using the VGA port. Please explain your reasoning for telling everyone why any video connection through VGA will have noise and interference patterns. That type of connection worked just fine for pretty much every computer monitor made from the mid 90s until the more recent popularity of the DVI connection. « Show Less
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I saw this same fix described on another site, and I was excited that it appeared I finally had a solution to my problem (which is that the wireless connection works fine on AC power but is spotty at best on battery power). Then when I went in and made this change and tried unplugging the AC, the problem was still there (maybe not quite as bad but still unacceptable). Mine is Vista though, not Linux btw.
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Yes, at least with my router. I tried moving the transmitter as far as 20 feet away and it was still a problem. It even interfered with my 2.4ghz wireless keyboard.
375336
digital cables are typically either work or not. These cables are standard and not fancy.. you will only know if it works when you try them you'll get digital noise if the distance is too far. There are things you can use to boost up signal but I'd just try the cable first to see if it works. I've used it between several devices so you shouldn't have a problem but it is very close to it's realistic serviceable limit and don't plug and replug them. just plug them in as few times as possible.
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I had this issue too and found that when I moved the USB receiver to a different location the interference went away. So, I'd try moving the receiver to a different spot, perhaps using a USB extension cable, as I've seen suggested elsewhere. Otherwise, I'd move on to a different or wired keyboard.