What is HDMI?

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Here is a tutorial explaining what HDMI is.

HDMI Output

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http://live.pirillo.com/ - Roy wants to know why, when he connects his PC to his HDTV set via HDMI, he can't view any video. As Kteck points out, it probably have something to do with DRM.

CBC Marketplace - HDMI Cables

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Now that high-definition TVs are really coming down in price, competition among electronics retailers is heating up. Stores no longer enjoy the huge margins they did back in the days of $50,000 plasma screens. Big TVs are not sources of big profits. Making up some of the difference is the art of "packing the deal." In short, this means adding high-profit extras on to the core purchase. It can mean extended warranties, or home installation, or service calls. Or it can mean expensive accessories such as cables. In this report, Erica Johnson takes a close look at the HDMI cable. This is the all-in-one cord that carries both sound and video into your HDTV, and you'll need one to get the best picture from your new setup. The most expensive model we found in-store was a Monster cable costing upwards of $250. We found a generic one online for just $12, including shipping. The test? To see whether the extra money was worth it. Just in case some of your fellow viewers are curious: How much did you pay to hook up your new HDTV?

Asus P5N-EM HDMI Motherboard

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If youre under a budget crunch, youll love our affordably priced Asus P5N-EM HDMI GeForce Socket 775 motherboard. This outstanding MicroATX platform delivers superior performance to systems running on Intel Core 2 Quad, Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Extreme, Pentium D, Celeron Series, and 45nm processors with 800/1066/1333 FSB. Based on the graphics-intensive NVIDIA GeForce 7100/NF630i chipset, the Asus P5N-EM HDMI supports DDR2 533/667/800/1066 MHz memory up to 4GB, PCI-Express x1/x16, SATA 2 (3Gb/s), Gigabit LAN, HD Audio, RAID 0,1,5,0+1, and USB 2.0. Plus, the P5N-EM HDMI boasts an onboard NVIDIA GeForce 7100 GPU with maximum memory share up to 512MB (under an OS by Turbo Cache) with GPU frequency @ 600MHz. Perfect for gaming, multimedia entertainment, and extreme computing. One of the best deals in the house! Order today while supplies last.

HDMI Cables

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The advantage of using HDMI cables (as opposed to Composite and Component cables)

HDMI vs Component Video

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Here is a comparison of HDMI and Component video. Both cables broadcast High Def but HDMI uses a digital signal while Component uses analog. More differences are explained in the video. A few basic things. Component video as you know is the red, blue, and green cable and it started to enter the home theater industry from around 2001 to 2002. Back then it was the common form of getting your HD signal but common HD signals today such as 720p or 1080p/i were not popular and did not penetrate the market since it was expensive to produce the chips. Instead you had 480p which is also coined as "Progressive Scan". This was common on almost all DVD players and few cable and dish receivers. Slowly 720p and 1080i penetrated the market and Component was able to support the bandwidth for those signals. This happened from around 2003-2005. It was not until late 2005 that sets started to have 1080p but they were quite expensive. Component theoretically supports 1080p and it has been proven and tested. However most tv sets do not support 1080p through Component maybe due to incompatible frequencies (I might be wrong, if anyone knows send me a message to correct this). HDMI then already developed 2003 but was not popular and it was until late 2005 that is started to appear on a lot of tv sets. HDMI supported all video resolutions and had the capacity to expand, it also supported audio as well and this was all transmitted to one cable that was thiner than component. Below I will lay out some similarities between HDMI and component. Similarities --------------- 1. Both cables can support all standard video resolutions and HD resolutions.* 2. Both are compatible with almost all HDTV's and are both pretty reliable. Differences -------------- 1. HDMI transmits audio and video through one cable while Component only transmits video through three cables. HDMI is seen as the ideal home theater connection due to reliability and less cable clutter. 2. Component does not support any audio what so ever whereas HDMI support 5.1 Surround Sound along with Dolby True HD and DTS HD. 3. HDMI uses multiple pins to transmit digital signals whereas Component uses three cable inputs to transmit an analog signal which is later converted to digital. 4. HDMI has the capacity to expand with better resolutions and audio in the future whereas Component today is at it's limit in terms of video resolution. 5. Both cables are fully capable of supporting HD signals but HDMI can support 1080p at different frequencies whereas Component cannot. 6. HDMI uses DRM (Digital Rights Management) and does not allow copyrighted material to be copied through the signal. Component does not have DRM and HD signal can be copied. 7. HDMI is quickly becoming the industry standard in terms of video and audio capabilities. Component is slowly becoming obsolete but most consumers still use it because it is cheaper than HDMI. Here are some quick facts. Average Component Cable price is around 25 to 30 dollars. Average HDMI price is around 40 to 50 dollars. **NOTE that these are only average prices, there are cheaper and more expensive cables than the prices I listed.**

BuyTV Review of the Ethereal HDMI Cable

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BuyTV Review of the Ethereal HDMI Cable. Check it out at www.buy.com

PS3 HDMI Problem

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UPDATE: Issue fixed with recent firmware update. I've got the PS3 connected (via HDMI) to a Panasonic 42" plasma, model number TH-42PX500 (Japanese TV). The PS3 is set to output to 720p, which my TV can handle. When I launch a PS3 game, after the "Playstation 3" logo appears, the screen goes black. The game is loading fine, I just cant see it. The only way I can regain control of my TV at this point is to tune into the regular TV channels using my TV remote. Only then I can use the input selection button to get back to HDMI. Once I do this, I can see and play the game. My guess is that the PS3 is sending some kind of signal through the HDMI cable that is making the TV unhappy. The strange thing is, I tried a PS1 game and it worked fine.

Connecting XCM HDMI Blaster

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THIS VIDEO IS FROM MANUFACTURER - Finally an HDMI converter for older (hdmi-less) consoles that brings the analog signal into the digital age. - Converts your old analog signal to the new High Definition standard digital signal (HDMI). - Compatible with Wii, PS 2, Original Xbox consoles, Game cube,psp slim and more - Also compatible with any component (YbPbR) signal (ie: DVD Player, DVB, Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, etc) - Experience the Brilliant, Colorful and Sharp video output on your HDTV. - Support any device with VGA output,input resolution for vga is 800*600, 1024*768 - Work on any HDTV or Monitor with HDMI or DVI input - Fully automatic power supply management. When there is no input signal, the power supply will terminate automatically for power saving. You can purchase from: http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-38tr-71-120-49-en-15-xcm+blaster-84-j-70-30hq.html - Play-Asia http://www.extreme-mods.com/?Click=2092 - Extreme Mods

Panasonic Viera Link - HDMI

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