Showing posts with label cables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cables. Show all posts

Thursday, November 24, 2011

What Is HDMI - Why HDMI is Better Than 3 RCA Component, DVI, and Other Video Cables

What Is HDMI - Why HDMI is Better Than 3 RCA Component, DVI, and Other Video Cables

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HDMI is a term you will come across if you buy a TV or a media player.

But, what is HDMI? How is it different from the other available standards? What does it offer you? Let's go for it. HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is a licensable audio/video connector interface for transmitting uncompressed, encrypted digital streams. Consumer electronics companies Hiitachi, Matsushita, Philips, Silicon Image, Sony, Thomson, and Toshiba founded this standard and released first version on December 9th 2002. This standard uses a single cable to carry uncompressed digital HD video, multi-channel audio and some control signals. HDMI uses a single 15mm, 9pin cable to carry both video and audio signals and a single remote control to operate all the devices in your home theatre. HDMI Devices have Gink intelligence? That helps devices recognize TV resolution and auto adjust it so you don't have to bother about choosing the screen format.

HDMI is an enhanced and robust form of DVI. It is widely replacing DVI and is becoming the de facto standard for the consumer electronics manufacturers. It uses HDCP (High-Bandwidth digital content protection) protocol which protects the output from piracy and provides a secure link between the source and the sink. HDCP helped HDMIi wide adoption as cable and satellite broadcasting associations have made HDCP compliance mandatory to avoid piracy. Though the latest release of HDMI is ahead of previous versions, it is backward compatible with the earlier versions as well as with DVI devices.

Since the first release of HDMI in 2002, new features have been added in each of the versions. Though all of them support 1080pi video resolution, they differ in their audio capabilities. Version 1.0 could decode most versions of audio contained in DVD and digital TV signals, including Dolby, Digital and DTS. Version 1.1 added DVD audio support, which means users with compatible disks and players can listen to 5.1 channel audio streams without the need for six separate audio RCA cables. Version 1.2/1.2a added Super Audio CD (SACD) support getting rid of the need to rely on iLink or analog cables to listen to SACDs. The standard also adds support for Type A PC connector.

The latest Version1.3b/1.3a/1.3b adds support for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio which are used in Blu-ray and HD DVD players. It supports an increased bandwidth of 10.2Gbps to support the future demands of HD display devices. With support for color depths of 30 bit, 36 bit, and 48bit, the devices can represent any color in the nature with as fine details as a human eye can perceive. It significantly removes on-screen color banding, for smooth tonal transitions and subtle gradations between the colors. It synchronizes video and audio with greater accuracy so you can experience crystal-clear video and audio quality.

HDMI is now enhanced for easier integration with low voltage, AC coupled PC graphics controllers thus bridging the gap between consumer electronics and the PC world. Simple cabling, crystal-clear audio/video, HDCP compliance and interoperability with PCs have put HDMI in the fore-front of connectivity standards and made it the de facto standard.

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Saturday, November 12, 2011

How to angle cables through the wall

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Saturday, November 5, 2011

HDMI Cables - Exploding the Myth and Biased HDMI Cable Reviews

HDMI Cables - Exploding the Myth and Biased HDMI Cable Reviews

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Your home cinema system or audio visual system will require a certain level of cabling to maximise the available sound quality of your system. Therefore you will want to maximise your equipment with digital connections to each audio visual component to achieve the best listening experience. The very good news is that you can obtain noticeable sound quality improvements from your home cinema system through using suitable digital HDMI interconnects (High Definition Multimedia Interface).

In this article we explode the industry biased HDMI Cable Reviews and show you how with inexpensive standard HDMI cable you can achieve excellent results and enhance your home cinema listening experience and get noticeable sound quality improvement through your audio visual system utilising the available digital connections.

Choosing the best HDMI cables for your own system is a fairly straightforward process and there are a few things to be considered before you buy. Firstly, do not get brainwashed by retail shops that try to sell you the most expensive cables because they want you to spend as much as possible rather than understanding the needs or requirements of your home cinema setup - don't be fooled.

So what HDMI Cable would be best suited for my home cinema system?

Firstly, the basic principle behind HDMI is to transmit uncompressed digital data via 2 interfaces and digital data cables should be mainly compared by the quality of the components and manufacture. The HDMI Cable Reviews available seem to focus on the more you spend the more you achieve - well stop and think again. Good quality manufacture of an inexpensive HDMI connector cable gives the same results as spending 10x or 20x more.

Generally you will find that many of the available HDMI Cable Reviews do not explain the importance of the usages in differing applications of the standard home used HDMI interface. It is very useful to understand the importance of the different HDMI specifications, whereby, a Cat 1 cable is capable of sending an audio visual signal to achieve maximum results on a 720p or 1080i TV/LCD screen and a Cat 2 HDMI Cable is capable of delivering an audio visual signal to achieve best results on 720p, 1080i, 1080p & the new 1600p TV/LCD devices. The standard specifications for HDMI are a number ranging from 1.0 to 1.4 which represents the new HDMI specification and interface versions being made available right now, 1.4 being the latest DHMI interface specification. However, don't worry about these numbers as any new HDMI equipped devices are backwards compatible for cabling purposes.

It is important that you choose the minimum length of cable for connecting your equipment and getting an HDMI interconnect that has top manufacture quality. In order to achieve the best sound and video quality from your equipment the digital cabling plays a big part.

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Friday, November 4, 2011

HDMI Cables - Getting the Most Out of Your Plasma or LCD Television

HDMI Cables - Getting the Most Out of Your Plasma or LCD Television

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HDMI cables are essential when you want to be able to take full advantage of your stylish and high-performing television. Whether you have decided upon a plasma or a flat screen LCD model, these TVs have capabilities far beyond what has ever been available previously. With the ability to project high-definition audio and video, and with more and more television programs and movies being broadcast in HD, it is necessary to use cables that maintain the integrity of this input. Without the proper cables, you will not be getting the kind of quality that your television is capable of producing. Also, if you are paying extra for high-definition channels, DVDs, or Blu-Ray discs, you will want to make sure that you are broadcasting them properly to your television screen.

Plasma and flat screen LCD televisions can produce images like none you have ever experienced before. Without having to rely on old, CRT, or cathode ray tube, technology, these types of screens work in completely new and innovative ways. Although there is always a debate over which is better, plasma or LCD technology, either are a great choice when it comes to building a top-notch home entertainment system. In order to link all the components of your system properly, you will need to utilize one of the various HDMI cables available today.

Plasma and flat screen LCD TVs offer many advantages over CRT models. They are much lighter and slimmer and are available in much larger sizes than traditional televisions. This also gives them the advantage of being able to be placed in a much larger variety of places, including on the wall. Without needing a bulky television cart, it is possible to increase the amount of floor space in a room, as well as to arrange furniture however you would like. Without needing to center a room on a television set, arrangement options are greatly increased. Also adding to a sleeker decor, the HDMI cables used to connect your TV require only one cord for the transmission of many different kinds of data.

In addition to enhancing the look of a room, plasma and flat screen LCD televisions also outperform older, CRT, models in terms of picture and sound quality. Protruding screens create a large amount of distortion. Additionally, the technology for older televisions resulted in a lot of glare, dull colors, and unclear images. Newer models solve all of these problems. However, in order to take advantage of this new technology, HDMI cables are necessary to get the most out of your high-performance television.

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Thursday, November 3, 2011

HDMI, DVI and Component Cables Explained

HDMI, DVI and Component Cables Explained

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Background:

As the HDTV market continues to heat up, consumers are in need of being educated on the latest technology in order to make intelligent purchasing decisions. There are a plethora of articles explaining the technical pros and cons of the 3 dominant HDTV display technologies namely: LCD, Plasma, and DLP. However, one all- important, but overlooked feature in selecting a HDTV set is the type of HD video connection. The video connections available for HDTV are: component video, DVI (digital video interface) and HDMI (high definition multi-media interface). We will discuss briefly the pros and cons of each.

Component video cable commonly referred to as R, G, B (Red, Green, Blue) actually consists of 3 separate cables because it distributes the 3 primary color components to the display. All colors can be generated from weighted distribution of each Red, Green and Blue color components. Of the 3 HD connection technologies available today, analog component video is the most mature technology.

-Advantage: Analog component video cable is mature and cost effective.

-Disadvantage: component video cables are analog! All HDTV sets are inherently digital therefore extra digital to analog and analog to digital conversion is necessary in order to process the video. This extra conversion can introduce video artifacts. Since all HDTV's are digital, it only makes sense to use an all- digital connection such as DVI or HDMI.

DVI (digital video interface)as the name suggests is an all-digital video connection. Unlike analog component cables the DVI interface transports the original digitized R,G, B video signals from the HD source to the HD display. Since it is all digital, no artifacts or degradation will be incurred. You will get EXACTLY the picture that the video source supplies with no degradation. DVI connection is often found on HDTV as well as PC video cards.

-Advantage : DVI is ALL-digital, so there is no picture degradation from source to display.

-Disadvantage : Digitizing R, G, B requires extremely high bandwidth. The aggregate data rate of the digital R, G, B signals is 1.65 Gbps! The high bandwidth means that cable quality is important and also the link distance is limited. Typical link budget for a DVI is ~ 15 ft.

HDMI (high definition multi-media interface) is the latest state of art audio and video connection. Technically, HDMI is identical to DVI with 3 notable differences. 1) HDMI is a much smaller connector (it looks like an U.S.B. connector), 2) HDMI utilizes copy protection called HDCP (high definition copy protection) and 3) HDMI carries multi channel digital audio. HDMI, like DVI, is ALL-digital therefore picture quality is "perfect" from source to display.

-Advantage: HDMI is a single digital video and Audio connection. Only 1 single cable is needed to transport both audio and video! This significantly reduces cable clutter behind your theater setup.

-Disadvantage: Like DVI, the link distance is limited and a high quality cable is required because of the inherently high bandwidth required to transport digital R, G, B. video.

Conclusion:

As the HDTV market continues to mature, consumers will need to be educated on the HDTV video connections available. We have outlined briefly the main features along with the pros and cons of each connection solution, so the consumer can make intelligent a choice in selecting the HDTV video connections.

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Thursday, October 27, 2011

How to affix an Xbox 360 to an HDTV by basic cables

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READ ME FIRST: Here I show you how to connect your Xbox 360 to you HDTV by component cables. Thanks for the request QuaQuaEvans! Enjoy!!!

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Wednesday, October 26, 2011

How To Make Custom RCA Cables

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Elemental Designs short audio tutorial about how to make your own custom rca cables

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Friday, September 30, 2011

Flat or round HDMI cables for your home theater?

Flat or round HDMI cables for your home theater?

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Just when you thought it was safe to go out and buy an HDMI cable, you now need to consider a new concept and interesting flat HDMI cable. What were the producers of the world think when they came up with this idea? I thought that all cables must be round.

There are some advantages of flat HDMI, but in my opinion, have nothing to do with these benefits the quality of the video. I have used both flat and round cables HDMI in many installations, and compared themSide-by-side. I've never seen a difference in picture quality. I have other plumbers, I work with in order to compare the home against the round, and I agree with my comparison asked. Visually, it can be no difference in image quality between the two cables.

Of course, the hard-core home theater is concerned, will disagree with me and say that a flat cable HDMI, you get better video quality. There is a theory that states HDMI cables have a round internal wires are wrappedaround each other, with each separated by a flat inner wire across the width of the cable. This is the "cross talk" (interference), which can be experienced in the round cable to delete. The flat HDMI can eliminate this "cross talk", but visually, it certainly is not much difference in picture quality.

The biggest advantage of using a HDMI flat cable is convenience. It 's easier to work with and I use it when my plants do not make me a lot of room to moveround.

Here are some benefits of having a flat cable HDMI:

He bends to relieve himself. A round cable HDMI is thicker and not so easy to fold flat. This makes it easier to install long-in / on the walls. It 's easier to put behind an HDTV hanging. HDMI A round can not be as tight as an apartment can be wrapped, and tend to bulge behind the television. They can hide better behind a baseboard. It 'sits against the wall and these features allow the foot to the new no-rinseGaps. It 's easier to run under the carpet. Just make sure that they are not under the carpet in a high traffic area. This is something that installers do these days, because the cable does not carry with it a bump in your carpet. It can be painted as you can easily round. This is a great advantage if you are running with HDMI flat at the beginning of your baseboard and paint to blend into the wall to decide.

Thus, the ribbon cable HDMI is just like the round (perhapsbetter if you believe in the "cross talk" theory), and as long as HDMI is certified by the committee, you should consider the purchase of flat HDMI cables are considering for their convenience, not quality video.

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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

If the HDMI cables are too short, what can you do?

If the HDMI cables are too short, what can you do?

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A common problem that comes with the advent of HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) as a new industry standard for transmitting television signals, how to choose the right length HDMI lead. In the old days, when all RG6 coaxial cable has been performed, it was possible to run the signal over very long runs and then just the cable length and fit a coaxial connector and connect easily to your TV. Although it is still RG6 cable used to connect the satellite dishto say, for example, Freesat + receiver, the output of the box to the TV now always an HDMI cable.

Another complicating factor is the popularity of flat-screen TV hanging on a bare wall or a fireplace. Of course, nobody wants the HDMI cable attached to the wall, inevitably bury the cables in the wall, usually built from the TV to a unit to run the house near the satellite receiver. What makes the choice of the correct length of lead is thatyou can not shorten or lengthen the cable easily. In general, there is a good selection of HDMI cables all the way down from 1m to 20m, with the upper limit is determined by the level of signal loss that occurs in the cables that are longer than 20m.

No matter how well you plan, there is always the possibility that the cable is too short. For example, the HDMI input on your new HD TV is in a different place than expected, or you decide to TV in a slightly different mountainLocation. There are two choices when it comes to extend an HDMI cable.

The first and simplest is to simply add an HDMI connectors at both ends of the HDMI cable to come. This option is both economical, compact and requires no electricity. However, it is suitable to be used only when the total length of less than 20m 2.

The other option is an HDMI repeater, which is an active unit that both connects two HDMI cables and usealso amplifies the signal. Normally, this unit serves as the combination of HDMI port, where the total length of over 20m. The need for the connected equipment and its costs are certainly questions, but this is an essential unity in the long term.

A final note about HDMI cables is that generally more short-run, the difference in signal loss between low costs and a cheap HDMI is pretty low. Where to spend the extra money worth it in long cables. Most of the cost of lost HDMICable providers do not have that level of budget more than 5 or 10.

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Monday, August 1, 2011

What do you know about HDMI cables

You see the wonder that is the high-definition TV, in a hundred different monitors at a dealer. It can be very exciting, but confusing. So, get your child to buy it and take it home. After a flurry of unpacking and connecting the cables, is ... a framework, not even close to what you saw in the store. Annoyed, you finally decide to read the manual (which most people would never have thought to do), see a reference to a sort of high-Connection Definition called HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface), and realize that is exactly what it takes to fetch. So back to your local dealer you go, only to be confronted with the DVD players that Upscale, HD-DVD, Blu-ray, video game consoles, and dozens of other products that use the same new interface. Just when you thought you understood your new HDTV, you will be frustrated by the many opportunities available.

Old-style analog video connections are notoffer almost the standard HDMI connection, which can pass through a single cable for audio and video signals, this is the new High Definition age connection standard. If your TV supports Full HD, verify that an HDMI cable to take advantage of this. Instead of a multitude of wires and a tangle of wires behind the TV and the winds entertainment system, HDMI allows the best of both worlds by combining audio and video into a single digital cable.

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To help you learn whatThe purchase and why, let's look briefly at HDTV resolutions and their meanings.

HDTV Resolutions:

- 480th (480 interlaced lines of resolution), as well as what you saw on TV for years known normal

- 480p (480 progressive lines of resolution) Known as SDTV, progressively scanning images from a DVD player generates nicer, smoother image on SDTV / HDTV

- 720p (720 progressive lines of resolution) This is the first step in HDTV. Taking into account the 720 lines of resolution,almost twice as 480p, provides a softer in the high-definition TV

- 1080i (1080 interlaced lines of resolution) is currently the highest resolution of satellite and cable operators are available, offering exceptional quality on the TV can display 1080th

- 1080p (1080 progressive lines of resolution) also known as Full HD 1080p, is now "IT" on the market in terms of improved quality.

Now that you understand the progression of HDTVDecisions, we try to understand what all those numbers really mean on that new HDTV just bought.

Connect with the selection of the cable for HDMI-compatible devices is to keep an eye on some items.

How do you plan to spend a good deal for the cable, make sure that it is a future-proof - even if your TV is not 1080p, the latest DVD and gaming consoles are broadcast, so that a certificate Cable 1080p. To make sure it is transferred to video asand lossless audio, make sure that the HDMI 1.3. Cable to many who begin to lose more than 10 meters in terms of quality, so make sure that the cable is certified for 1080p. Finally, be aware of how the cable tension, because most versions do not have some kind of lock, and can move loose.

That's it. Now is the time to buy an HDMI cable so that you can live video and audio signals that you're in love to enjoy in the store!

What do you know about HDMI cables

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Sunday, July 17, 2011

Difference in quality between generic and Monster HDMI cables HDMI cables

There is a difference in image quality between the expensive HDMI cables for $ 99.00 retail electronic and generic brand HDMI cables, which can buy almost stuck with the change between the sofa cushions? To find out, is all, what we have to see what a HDMI cable. HDMI is a digital signaling protocol used for both audio and video signals, ie between the HDMI source (cable, satellite box, Blu-ray, etc.) and broadcast television, there is only one digitalSignal.

Digital signals provide information about the tracks. This means that the TV is only a matter of when it receives a response signal: It 'a 1 or 0? It 'really is that simple! With digital cable, whether or not the signal. There is no "in between" - without signal degradation that can occur with analog signals. If there is an electromagnetic interference or radio interference, it is highly unlikely that the TV for a 0, 1 or 0-1 for an error. If youconcerned about EMI and RFI interference, you can use a low-AWG cable. The lower the AWG number, the thickness of the cable. AWG cables are ideal for low wall installations and long cables.

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Trademark or not, there are HDMI cable gives you the same results. As long as the cable meets the HDMI, it is good to go. From now on, to go with the cheaper generic brand cable to prevent burning along in your wallet!

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Sunday, June 26, 2011

What is the difference between component and HDMI cables?

On a short section, not the cable makes no difference. What is different is that in the case of component cables to convert the TV signal to analog component to digital. In the case of HDMI cable, the signal is already digital. So it could be a big difference if your TV does not convert well.

Image quality aside, the reason why we recommend using the HDMI cable carries the signals is that HDCP is not component. If the source device, such as aCable box, looking for the HDCP handshake, and do not get it, it will output an HD signal. So if you want to watch HBO in HD from a cable box, you must use HDMI or DVI.

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I use component cables. Then again, I was above $ 60 on it (gold plated, great conductors, often shielding, etc.) for both component video and audio channels. And, I bought a few years earlier were still in the HDMI cable. The difference in performance between the top-end component video cableand an HDMI cable is negligent. But if only standard RCA cables - as the company offers cheap cable TV for you - are not as good as the HDMI cable.

How the HDMI cable connections spread more and more, we are often asked: What is better HDMI or component video? The answer, as it happens, it will not cut and dried.

First, a note: everything is said here, as it appears for DVI-HDMI, DVI for consumer electronics devices less and less of alltime, not so often asked, but DVI and HDMI are essentially the same story, the image quality-wise. The main differences are that HDMI carries audio and video, and uses a different type of connector, but both have the same encoding scheme, which is why a source to a DVI to HDMI monitor, or can be connected and vice versa, with a cable DVI / HDMI cable, with no intervening converter.

The conclusion of this article - if you are not inclined to read all the details - iswhich is very difficult to predict whether an HDMI connection is better or worse image of an analog component video to connect. It will often be significant differences between analog and digital signals, but the differences are not part of the connection type and instead depend on the characteristics of the source (eg DVD player) and the display device (such as the TV). Why this is so, however, takes the discussion a little 'more.

Several peopleDay looking for a solution trying to HDMI interconnect to the outputs of the component via a connection cable for their high-definition equipment. Unfortunately, this is not a matter of reorganizing the right kind of cables and plugs. This is compared to a similar fundamental incompatibility issues like the upcoming digital broadcast digital TV switchover to receive respect for your rabbit ears current analog broadcasting signals. They are not compatible and can only confuse peoplelike the poor guy in the commercial register.

Component video is analog format. With analog signals, the signal voltage on the cable in wave format and how changes in wave height, what is important. Theoretically, there is an infinite number of values ​​between zero and maximum, variable wipers I had something like on an old Thunderbird. With HDMI or DVI format, these are based on digital signaling. Digitally as you have probably heard, uses ones and zeroswith a series of pulses all at the same height, and are present or absent. At the other end of the new set of information processing systems. Mounted on a 4-bit binary encoding can be one of 16 different values ​​of 4 1 and 0 as the group can have 16 different combinations. Equipment only at the end of the cable, the signal acquisition and is looking for analog waveforms would put out a total nonsense when he received pulses of 1 and 0

Some solutions are verysimple. When an HDMI or DVI on both boxes, use them. The difference between DVI and HDMI is that HDMI caries in addition to audio and video signals. But DVI is just as good and other than the cost of an additional audio cable, that will solve the problem. If you try to use the component outputs, because it is already linked to the HDMI connection, HDMI switch box that they are fairly cheap, where there are multiple HDMI cables on one side with a pin can outputother.

Components via a power analog signal is transmitted. HDMI is digital. Among other things, this has the following advantages: As long as the data is successfully transferred the perfect image of the incoming data into your TV. It is not a single pixel in the difference that erases the device 'submit' and what the TV will be reached. Component signals (such as all analog signals) may be of varying quality, and you can get interference.

So basically: At first glance, might seem the HDMI cablemore expensive than component cables, but it is not right. For the quality of the HDMI cable is requiered to the length you need together. If you have only a short distance (two or three meters) to cover a cheap cable offers the best possible result that can be achieved by any means ... is digital ... the cheap cable does not affect the image quality ... exactly as you use the Ethernet cable from your computer to connect to inet has no influence on image qualityVideo download / stream.

Of course this does not mean bad part: In favor of analog video connections is probably by far the best, but only HDMI has the advantage of not having to worry about the signal accidentally "touched" by external influences during the transfer. So if you can: HDMI is the best choice.

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Monday, May 30, 2011

Atlona ATF14032B-4 Flat High Speed HDMI Cables with Ethernet (12 feet, Black)

Atlona ATF14032B-4 Flat High Speed HDMI Cables with Ethernet (12 feet, Black) Review


Atlona ATF14032B-4 Flat High Speed HDMI Cables with Ethernet (12 feet, Black) Feature

  • 12 ft. Flat HDMI Cable construction
  • Dual-link bandwidth: 387 MHz (over 10.2 Gbps)
  • Separate Ethernet Data Channel which will allow high speed send/receive (up to 100 Mb/sec)
  • Supports 2K (2048x1556) and 4K (4096x2160) resolutions
  • 24k Gold plated connectors ensures no signal loss

Atlona ATF14032B-4 Flat High Speed HDMI Cables with Ethernet (12 feet, Black) Overview

The Atlona Flat High Speed HDMI cables with Ethernet are unlike any cable you will find on the market. Supporting transfer rates beyond 10Gbps at resolutions 4x higher than standard 1080p (up to 4096 x 2160), this cable is designed to surpass all current standards of HDMI. Experience stunning colors, Dolby TrueHD audio and 100 Mb/sec Ethernet through our premium cables and you’ll understand just how much you’ve been missing.

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Monday, May 16, 2011

All about HDMI cables

Since 2003, the HDMI cables have become more popular, with hundreds of computer companies in accordance with the requirements of HDMI HDMI adapter.

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What type of HDMI cable?

HDMI stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface. These cables are digital audio and video connections for high-definition multimedia data can be transferredon a single line or feed. Digital cable offers a viable alternative to older analog cable.

Each cable has the ability to communicate, high-resolution screen and provide 8 channels of digital audio.

What are the benefits, these lines?

After a high-speed Transition Minimized Differential Signaling (TMDS) protocol, with a bandwidth of 10.2 gigabits per second, can process different HDMI audio signals in high definition, including MPCM, LPCM, DTS, DTS- HD MasterAudio, Dolby Digital, DVD-Audio, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS-HD High Resolution Audio, Dolby TrueHD and Super Audio CD with amazing clarity. You can also read high-definition video signals to 480p 480i, 576i to 576p, 720p and 1080i, 1080p at 1440p, 2160p 1600P, and so on. In this category, these cables are second to none.

Since this cable HD content on a single line may be transferred, does not care about messy wiring.

HDMI cable, you can make all kinds of funThings in the comfort of your own home. If you already have an HD movie, you need cables to connect all types of digital entertainment gadgets to your HDTV here. A typical HDTV has made at least 2 HDMI slot for external devices such as DVD players, digital video recorders, game consoles, camcorders, Blu-Ray, PC and many others.

The cables are expensive?

There's this kind of cables that are cheap and do not necessarily have to be expensive. Prices range from $ 2 to $ 10,even if the HDMI cable in the market that sell for up to $ 50, but you have to buy them. There is no significant difference between a $ 10 cable and a cable for $ 50, say when the store can offer a lifetime warranty.

$ 10 HDMI cables are hardy things, the frequent use and can last a long time to survive. If by chance, your $ 10 HDMI is stopped, you can always buy another, and there is still much more convenient if youpurchased high-end model.

All about HDMI cables

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