I did just a little Goggle searching and from what I gather, it appears that the USB end would be the sender (if you will) and the HDMI end will be the receiver. Reason) this is because the HDMI (if leaving a device) is coded in a certain format that the receiving device that is not HDMI or DVI will not be able to convert. So to go from HDMI to some other end besides DVI you would need a converter box.
In that theory, Yes the USB should send the media to your HDMI capable TV. This does not mean I know it works, but just my take on the subject, Good Luck and post if it works, I'm sure a lot of people would be interested.
@alostpacket I found different TV and media forums that claimed their USB device (camcorder mostly) could use a USB to HDMI cable to show video on their TV's. But there were also people who said they couldn't get it to work (Laptops Desktops mostly)
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I have an MHL to HDMI adapter that I bought for my Rezound from HTCPedia and it does TV out, but don't expect stellar quality. I tried 720p content and the audio kept dropping out. These devices aren't ready for the big screen just yet IMO.
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I have an MHL to HDMI adapter that I bought for my Rezound from HTCPedia and it does TV out, but don't expect stellar quality. I tried 720p content and the audio kept dropping out. These devices aren't ready for the big screen just yet IMO.
I agree. My friend and I tried it with his evo. High bit rates dont really work to well yet.
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