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Are the expensive HDMI Cables better? Should I use the old version of these cables or new one? Does the type of cable affect audio/video quality? And the saga of questions about HDMI continues…Search the internet and you will come across the answers to all or some of these questions. When it comes to HDMI, the confusion just doesn’t seem to end. Although we had written an article on  Debunking Some Common Myths about HDMI Cables   before, we wish to bring forth some more points and clear more confusions with this one. So, without further ado, let’s dive into the world of HDMI cables and get our concepts cleared. “HDMI 1.4 Cable” Is A Lie Oh Yes! The term HDMI 1.4 cable is no less than a delusion and its name evolved during the process of HDMI licensing. With the advent of 3D resolution, a lot of people were of the opinion that one needs HDMI 1.4 to run 3D resolutions. Well, it is important to remember that 1.4 is not a cable spec but a connection one. Also, it is...

Looking to hook your DVD player, video game or new shiny HDTV? Connecting to HDMI is the only solution. But, with an array of HDMI cables differing in their length, speed, durability, utility, price, and resolutions, it often creates a confusion among people how to select the best one. You might want to have a glance at all and make the correct decision. For that, go through the below mentioned brief about all the different HDMI cables: Since its inception, the HDMI forum continues to update the HDMI specifications. Take a look at its evolution: HDMI 1.0: this is the first version with a maximum bandwidth of 4.95 Gbps. HDMI 1.1: an added version to support DVD audio HDMI 1.2: one-bit audio format support added HDMI 1.3: Enables high definition display with a bandwidth of 10.2 Gbps HDMI 1.4: Enables 4K resolution up to 30fps with maximum bandwidth of 10.2 Gbps HDMI 2.0: 4K resolution up to 60 fps with maximum bandwidth of 18 Gbps HDMI 2.1: ...

Have you ever tried to connect a video game console or an AV receiver to your HDTV? If so, you must be aware that you establish this connection using cords or wires. These cords are known as HDMI cables. HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface and renders with the best way to connect high high-definition video devices. If you see desktops of old versions, they do not have any scope for an HDMI port. In that case, you might need to upgrade or use HDMI adapters for flawless video viewing. But what if you still want to view videos on old desktops? Is it possible? Yes, it is. But for that, you need to use HDMI cards. Here is a step-by-step guide for Adding HDMI Ports to Desktops with HDMI Cards. The information given in this content will help you decide whether you should upgrade or use an adapter to view HDMI on your PC. HDMI Upgradation You do not need to buy a completely new computer just for using an HDMI converter. You just need to buy a couple of cheap priced c...

The video and picture viewing expertise has improved over time. Since the start, analog signals have been the principle technology. Through the years, it evolved to both analog & digital signals together. Now the technology has finally paved its way into the zone of digital signals. Not just the technology but also the cables which carry these signals, evolved over the time. From the monitor of a computer to a Television set or, even a home theatre system; they all feature different sets of connecting ports. These ports allow the usage of different types of cables and support different set of signals. Driving force behind this change is the growth in scientific developments. It was the question of survival for many companies. They had to provide the users something new for staying in the aggressive market. The companies finally could take a step forward after investing ample amount of hard work. So did the buyers. The 21st century is arguably the spark plug of the digital age...