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Hi,
I have a problem regarding the presentation cable Part ID: CAB-VGA-DVI-AUD25 This cable used to be this config
DVI -> VGA
RCA -> 3.5 mm stereo
But now (since this summer 2014) its seams to be this config on the cable:
DVI -> VGA
3.5 mm -> 3.5 mm
Has anyone had this issue when doing an RMA?
I just want to know witch presentation cable is for C-codecs now?
/Jonas

There's a description of the cables in this thread and some options for sourcing cheaper ones.
But, to quickly answer your question
CAB-VGA-DVI-AUD25= should have one end RCA and the other the 3.5mm.
CAB-VGA-DVI-AUD= would be the one with 3.5mm jack at both ends.
So, if you're doing an RMA, it's possble you're requesting, or being sent, the wrong cable as a replacement.
Wayne
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