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Oct 29, 2020
Lug Nuts That Your Wheel Covers Attach To.
What can I say. It's a lug nut to replace stock lug nuts that also have threads on the outside to hold on your stock plastic wheel covers. If you need replacement parts or hardware I recommend the Dorman products.
Jan 06, 2017
For converting a DVI Video connector to HDMI output for a monitor or TV
Make sure that you get an adapter that will fit your specific DVI connector because there are different variations of DVI connections with a different number of pins on each version.
A DVI-D adapter can plug into a mating DVI-D or DVI-I connector, but not into the other versions which have less pins.
Be aware that DVI (Digital Video Interface) was designed for only video signal transfer. However some manufacturers have adapted their hardware and software to superimpose the audio signal onto the video signal through the DVI connection. Your particular hardware may or may not support audio transfer.
If you can't get audio through the DVI/HDMI adapter, check to see if your graphics card has an spdif connector on it.
If it does, you may be able to get audio transfer through the DVI by connecting an spdif cable from the graphics card to your motherboard's spdif connector.
Oct 13, 2015
Beware what you buy! The DVD set I received was Counterfeit!
7 of 7 found this helpful As the saying goes, You Get What You Pay For! I thought I was getting a good deal and saving some $. What I received were Counterfeit DVD's with packaging that is painstakingly made to look authentic, However the picture/video quality is very poor! The discs are professionally stamped/printed and you can't tell the difference by looking, but they are only single layer instead of Dual layer, losing half of the data that the authentic discs have which makes the picture quality blurry and grainy looking through out on these Counterfeits.
The Flash is a great show that I wanted to add to my collection, but it is disappointing that these counterfeits are being sold when buyer's can't tell the difference until it's too late.