Captiva supports VGA and DVI inputs up to 1920x 1080.
The distance limits for cables is not particular to Captiva but to the cable used and the ability of the source to deliver it. Generally, it is best to keep cables short, under 5 meters, and use an active splitter/amplifier for longer distances.
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