Short List of Certified HDMI Cables for HDMI 2.1 - AVS Forum
2021年12月10日 · The cable manufacturers are muddying the waters a bit, again, by using 4k to mean cables that support the HDMI 2.0 option sets (18Gbps) and 8k to mean cables that support the HDMI 2.1.b (48Gbps) option sets, instead of using the Premium High Speed HDMI and Ultra High Speed HDMI cable designations.
20276 - Printed on the cable - What does it indicate - AVS Forum
2014年12月6日 · The cable is just a conduit that passes the data from Point A to Point B. It can't change or modify the data in any way, So, if you have an HDMI 2.0 device passing data to a device that is HDMI 1.3, or vice versa, you will only be able to reliably use the HDMI 1.3 option sets. In other words, the in-common option sets.
What is Core HDMI and Coreless HDMI - AVS Forum
2019年9月14日 · Hello Guys, I have question. I was going through the manual of Samsung sound bar HW-Q90R and I came across this line: "We recommend you use a coreless HDMI cable if possible. If you use a cored HDMI cable, use one whose diameter is less than 0.55 inches (14 mm)." I was wondering what is core and coreless HDMI and how does one differentiate ...
Anyone using Fiber Optic HDMI Cables? - AVS Forum
2021年7月22日 · Cable Matters Certified 8K @60Hz Fiber Optic HDMI Cable 32.8 ft / 10m, Active Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable 32ft, FIBBR 48Gbps High Speed HDMI 2.1 Cable 8K@60Hz,4K@120Hz/144Hz eARC HDR HDCP 2.2 & 2.3, Slim Fiber Optic Cable 24ft and the other one I don't remember. All my copper cables don't have this issues. When the PC wakes …
HDMI Cable vs HDMI over Cat5 (why use the former?) - AVS Forum
2010年1月5日 · HDMI uses four (pair) STP balanced lines, plus eleven more conductors. Standard category 5, 5e and 6 cable contains four pair UTP and no extra conductors. I don't see how using cat 5-6 cable of any length could be a good idea for this. There are HDMI repeaters that allow stringing multiple HDMI cables together.
HDMI vs CAT6 - AVS Forum
2018年4月3日 · 28 posts · Joined 2015. #1 ·Apr 3, 2018. Hi Working on wiring my home and I've run into an issue. Currently my main TV (75XBR900) is going on a wall that has 2 CAT6 wires going down to the basement, a run of about 60ft. NO HDMI cable. The speakers/subwoofer are wired to the same room in the basement. Was planning on housing all of my A/V and ...
Should I add a Ferrite Core to a HDMI cable? - AVS Forum
2013年3月4日 · Put one on the power cord, as close to the TV as possible. Other ones should go on the RF cable (antenna or Cable TV) or on any other cables (HDMI, audio, video, network, etc) as close to the TV as possible. If you wind up with a spare one, you might put it on the end of the cable that connects the TV and Cable/satellite STB, close to the box.
How to make your own HDMI Cables - AVS Forum
2006年2月4日 · I don't think it's possible with a machine, either, since just measuring the cable from end to end doesn't measure each conductor (the conductors don't go perfectly straight in a cable bundle). Steve Vanuti, the HDMI Marketing Manager, claims that to splice an HDMI cable it must be within 1/20000 of an inch.
ruipro vs belkin vs monoprice 2.1 hdmi cable? which to buy?
2020年4月25日 · I don't mean spend 100$ on a 10' cable but use something that is certified and from a known good cable vendor. For longer than 10' runs, 2.1 cables will most likely be active cables with optical interfaces to HDMI and be more costly than their 2.0 count parts of the same length. My 50' Ruipro 2.0 cable is an active cable like this and works ...
CAT6 vs. HDMI 2.1 - Futureproofing? - AVS Forum
2022年1月14日 · I would run 2-4 Cat 7 lines and the widest bandwidth fiber you can find and hope for the best. I kind of expect the next version of HDMI to be a completely new cable and connection making all of the older versions obsolete or a legacy connection. The very best "future proof" move is to install an 1.5" or 2.0" conduit.