Then with a HDMI capture card, you can collect that decoded yet compressed data, process it, save it, and have a clean raw copy of the stream.

The Web site has a $9 online-only 2-meter high-speed cable. Price: $28 (6 feet, high speed) Home Depot: Decent prices, actually. In the store, the best I found was $13 for two 6-footers.

Zettaguard is known for its HDMI switches, but it also makes a variety of splitters including a 1 x 2 splitter, as well as a 1 x 4 splitter. The splitter can support images up to 4K x 2K at 30Hz ...

Televisions are no longer simply screens for viewing video content: Folks want to have the internet on them, too. SeeSpace is a startup building a device called the InAir Smart HDMI adapter that ...

The 3D format referred to as "Top-and-Bottom." While the entire HDMI spec 1.4a (and the 1.4a version of the Compliance Test Specification) (CTS), are available to "Adopters" on the HDMI Adopter ...

This cheap DIY HDMI capture card should be great for capturing HD footage, assuming you can source the chip. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

We should've known this was coming after Google and Netflix informed us back at CES they were working on their AirPlay competitor, the DIAL wireless streaming protocol. Today, with the revelation ...

An extraction of the 3D portion of Specification Version 1.4a is available for public download on the HDMI Web site. The purpose of the extraction document is to provide public access to the 3D ...

LG TVs have roundly supported HDMI 2.1 and eARC since 2020, with four HDMI 2.1 ports on all of its OLED TV ranges (except the new, entry-level LG A1 OLED, which makes do with HDMI 2.0).

HDMI Licensing announced Wednesday that it has made the 3D portion of the HDMI specification version 1.4 available for public download on the HDMI Web site.