Difference between revisions of "Template:HDMI"

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*connector type that can carry both digital video and digital audio in a single cable
 
*connector type that can carry both digital video and digital audio in a single cable
 
*all versions support multi-channel digital audio
 
*all versions support multi-channel digital audio
*all versions support progressive scan video and High Definition resolutions up to 1920x1200
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*all versions support progressive scan video and [[A/V_Glossary#High Definition|HD]] resolutions up to 1920x1200
 
*support for higher resolutions and new features in later versions:
 
*support for higher resolutions and new features in later versions:
 
**Ver. 1.3 - 2560x1600p60 at typical color depths
 
**Ver. 1.3 - 2560x1600p60 at typical color depths
**Ver. 1.4 - up to 4096x2160p24 resolution, stereoscopic 3D,
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**Ver. 1.4 - up to 4096x2160p24 resolution, stereoscopic 3D
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**see [[A/V_Glossary#Display_Formats|Display Formats]] for more info
 
*compatible with DVI video signal - can be adapted with simple dongle or cable
 
*compatible with DVI video signal - can be adapted with simple dongle or cable
 
*uses flat metal connector with two inward curving corners and 19 internal pins
 
*uses flat metal connector with two inward curving corners and 19 internal pins

Latest revision as of 18:03, 5 October 2012



HDMI
  • High-Definition Multimedia Interface
  • connector type that can carry both digital video and digital audio in a single cable
  • all versions support multi-channel digital audio
  • all versions support progressive scan video and HD resolutions up to 1920x1200
  • support for higher resolutions and new features in later versions:
    • Ver. 1.3 - 2560x1600p60 at typical color depths
    • Ver. 1.4 - up to 4096x2160p24 resolution, stereoscopic 3D
    • see Display Formats for more info
  • compatible with DVI video signal - can be adapted with simple dongle or cable
  • uses flat metal connector with two inward curving corners and 19 internal pins
    • Mini and Micro version of cable sometimes used with portable devices

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