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Cables To Go 29874 audio video converter
Converts a VGA video signal to HDMI for connecting legacy sources to modern displays
- VGA source connects to HDMI display with this adapter
- C2G model 29874 built for video conversion
- New condition means full manufacturer quality out of the box
- Audio and video signals combined through single HDMI output
- Listed by manufacturer on 22 September 2025
What this adapter does
The Cables To Go 29874 converts a VGA source signal to an HDMI output so you can connect older computers or legacy AV equipment to modern displays. It handles the analogue-to-digital conversion in a compact, powered unit that requires no software installation.
Who should buy it and who should not
This suits anyone needing to link a VGA-only laptop, desktop or media player to an HDMI monitor, TV or projector. It is not for users who require an HDMI-to-VGA direction, need audio extraction from HDMI, or want a passive cable without external power.
Check your setup before ordering
Verify that your source device provides a standard VGA port and that the display accepts an HDMI input. Confirm you have a free USB port or suitable 5 V power adapter to supply the converter, and ensure the VGA cable you plan to use is in good condition.
Highlights
- VGA source connects to HDMI display with this adapter
- C2G model 29874 built for video conversion
- New condition means full manufacturer quality out of the box
- Audio and video signals combined through single HDMI output
- Listed by manufacturer on 22 September 2025
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the Cables To Go 29874 need an external power supply or does it draw power from the VGA source?
The adapter draws power directly from the VGA port, so no separate power supply is required for operation.
Will the 29874 pass audio from a legacy VGA-only laptop to an HDMI monitor that has built-in speakers?
No, the converter handles video only; audio must be routed separately through the laptop's headphone jack or external speakers.
How can I confirm the 29874 is converting the VGA signal correctly after I connect it?
The HDMI display should show the source image at its native resolution without flicker, confirming the active conversion is working.
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