PPA International
PPA International HDMI to VGA + Audio Adapter 1080p 60Hz
Converts HDMI sources to VGA displays with integrated stereo audio at 1080p 60 Hz
- Converts HDMI to VGA with integrated audio output
- Delivers 1080p video at 60 Hz refresh rate
- Handles 165 MHz bandwidth and 1.65 Gbps per channel
- Works instantly with plug-and-play simplicity
- Includes HDCP support for protected content playback
What this adapter does
The PPA International HDMI to VGA + Audio Adapter converts a digital HDMI signal into an analogue VGA video signal and stereo audio. It accepts a standard HDMI Type A plug and a Micro USB power input, then outputs to a VGA monitor or projector plus left and right audio channels. The unit supports HDCP and works plug-and-play without driver installation.
Who should buy it and who should not
This adapter suits anyone connecting a laptop, media player or similar HDMI source to a legacy VGA display that also requires analogue sound. It is not for users who need resolutions above 1080p, refresh rates beyond 60 Hz or digital audio formats such as S/PDIF or HDMI passthrough.
The spec that decides fit
Maximum supported video timing is 1080p at 60 Hz with an HDMI bandwidth of 165 MHz or 1.65 Gbps per channel. If the source demands a higher pixel clock or the display requires a digital video interface, this adapter will not meet the requirement.
Highlights
- Converts HDMI to VGA with integrated audio output
- Delivers 1080p video at 60 Hz refresh rate
- Handles 165 MHz bandwidth and 1.65 Gbps per channel
- Works instantly with plug-and-play simplicity
- Includes HDCP support for protected content playback
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install this adapter, and what step do people often miss?
Connect the HDMI plug to your source, the VGA cable to the display, and the Micro USB port to a powered USB port or charger; the adapter will not output video without that USB power connection.
What maintenance or replacement will this adapter need over time?
No scheduled maintenance is required; if the Micro USB port becomes loose or the cable frays, replacing the whole adapter is the only practical fix.
What limit appears first during sustained use?
The HDMI bandwidth ceiling of 165 MHz or 1.65 Gbps per channel caps the signal at 1080p 60 Hz, so extended sessions cannot exceed that resolution or refresh rate.
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