We have found well-made DVI cables to be quite reliable up to 50 feet, but HDMI cable, with its smaller profile, is a bit more of a puzzle. Because the ability to reconstitute the bitstream varies ...

HDMI and DVI Plugs Both HDMI (left) and DVI (right) have 19 pins, yet HDMI handles video and eight channels of audio, whereas DVI is video only. DVI-to-HDMI and HDMI-to-DVI cables provide video ...

HDMI All TVs and most computer monitors have HDMI. It's easy to use, the cables are cheap, and best of all, it carries audio. If you're plugging your computer into a TV, your first choice should ...

ATI DVI to HDMI does actually need a special connector (at least on the 4000 series), that tells the video card to output DVI as HDMI, with audio (it has an actual audio hardware device on board).

Converting HDMI to DVI-D. HDMI, or High Definition Multimedia Interface, is a connection format that is capable of transmitting both high-definition video and audio signals through a single cable ...

HDMI cables are designed to carry digital-only video signals from sources such as digital cable boxes and DVD players to high definition displays. Unlike DVI, the HDMI standard also supports digital ...

For DVI and HDMI, equalizer designs center on twisted-pair cable, whether it may be a dedicated cable or generic Category-style UTP/STP cable. The compensation gain curve (or transfer function) ...

Cable lengths of up to 100 feet with maintained quality within the HDMI spec give custom installers more flexibility (Indianapolis, IN and Compton, CA) – September 8, 2005 – Custom installers and home ...

Most DVI cables you buy today will be the high-bandwidth dual-link versions, but if you go hunting for a quick replacement in a junk drawer, make sure there’s a full field of pins in the cable ...

National Semiconductor Corp. has introduced a cable equaliser that enables video professionals and consumers to extend the reach of their digital visual interface (DVI) and high-definition multimedia ...

DisplayPort is compatible with select devices that have other types of connections, such as VGA, DVI, and HDMI, using an adapter or adapter cable per any additional requirements.