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Club 3D HDMI – HDMI
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Yes.
I have the cable and no, it doesn't work. I had a 15m cable from another manufacturer, which works, but has dropouts on and off. this is probably due to the power management of the chips installed.
This cable with 20m sporadically shows a picture if you are lucky.
It's electrical junk.
I think so and that's why I have it in my sights. Can anyone confirm it definitively?
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It doesn't matter in terms of image quality. You should have the full resolution with both. HDMI can also transmit sound. Displayport cannot. Displayport has sync functions, which are important for gamers. Personally, I would use HDMI for video editing. The most that can happen is that your two devices do not work well together with one or the other connection method. You'll have to try that out for yourself.
I need the cable to stream 4K movies with Dolby Atmos.
For me, it works wonderfully with a Sony KD-65XF9005 TV and a Sony HT-ZF soundbar.
Bought it for the Oculus and so far no problems with it.
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Hello Philipp
According to the manufacturer it has hdr (10 is the bit rate where pass through)
4K /UHD 4096x2160 at 60hz possible with hdr
4K has a resolution of 3840x2160.
And the cable can run up to max 4096x2160
So the cable can send up to 18 gbps
So I also watch hdr movies over the cable and it works unfortunately I can't tell you how high the bit rate is but think it works for sure
I have the link from the manufacturer for you
https://www.club-3d.com/de/detail/2436/hdmi_2.0_4k60hz_redmere_kabel_10_meter/
Greetings audi2006
Hello Buciboy
If I have understood you correctly, you want to connect an AV receiver between the TV and the Swisscom TV box.
Scheme as follows: [Swisscom TV Box] -------------[AV receiver]--------------[TV]
If you connect the products in exactly the same way, you don't have to take ARC into account because the signal originally comes from the TV box and the receiver can only pass on the video signal.
In plain language, this means: Sound via the receiver and picture via the TV.
And finally, to answer your question.
Yes, if you connect your products at home exactly as described above, the cable will work.
Greetings John
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Yes no problem.
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Sure, why not. I don't own the devices, but my 4K devices do with it.
digitec
8 months ago
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The cable supports eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel). It is an Ultra High Speed HDMI 2.1 cable with a bandwidth of 48 Gbit/s, which fully supports all HDMI 2.1 features including eARC.
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9 months ago
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The cable also supports 2K monitors as it is HDMI 2.1 certified and therefore supports a wide range of resolutions and frame rates. However, the maximum frame rate for 2K (1080p or 1440p) is not explicitly stated, but it should work fine with 120Hz at lower resolutions as it is designed for higher resolutions such as 4K120Hz and 8K60Hz.
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It says "3D Ultra high speed" which should mean 2.1 compatibility, but the HDMI consortium does not want (allow) more details, especially as it also allows HDMI2.1 for cables and devices that can only do HDMI2.0.
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Yes, by the way, it's in the data sheet;)
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If I were you, I would use an HDMI 2.1 cable instead of this HDMI 2.0 cable.
HDMI 2.0 can transmit 4k at 60 Hz. HDMI 2.1 can transmit 8k at 60 Hz or 4K at 120 Hz.
Since the PS5 delivers a 4k signal at 120 Hz and your TV can at least handle 4k at 100 Hz, you are better off with HDMI 2.1 for now and in the future.
I don't think this will have any relevant impact that would have a negative effect. This conversion should hardly make a difference. In addition, the transmission via light is faster than in a copper cable.
You have to be careful because a 10m cable will not work with all devices. For example it doesn't work between my PC and my TV.
Hello
Short product filtering with the link but there are really not many.
https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/video-kabel-295?pdo=1231-9527%3A16418%7C1231-22121%3A627578&rsl=9-7%3A4.8%3A5.5&tagIds=77-532
Unfortunately, there is still nothing that could really handle this Hz. The docking stations from I-tec come the closest, but unfortunately not the full performance. i-tec Docking Station 4K Dual Display USB-C / Thunderbolt 3
I am sorry. Unfortunately, I cannot answer this question as I do not use the eArc connection.
Former employee
4 years ago
According to the reference this cable can reach 120Hz maximum.
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Hi
For ARC, the cable is perfectly adequate. However, if it is the newer eARC standard (for Dolby Atmos etc.), an HDMI 2.1 cable is required. Whether it is eARC is usually indicated on the corresponding connection of the device or in the operating instructions.
Here is a comparable HDMI 2.1 cable as an example:
Sonero Premium High Speed HDMI 2.1 8K Cable (3 m, HDMI)
Here is some more information about ARC and eARC.
https://hifi.de/ratgeber/hdmi-arc-und-earc-23537
Greetings GoldenSkull
The HDMI cable is HDMI 2.0 so it should support arc, your TV connection should also support arc.
According to Google, this is the case from version 1.4.
I would therefore say that it is possible to connect the Teufel Box to the TV with this cable, provided that the HDMI connection of the TV is 1.4 or higher.
Former employee
4 years ago
Thank you very much for the tip! According to the manufacturer Club3D, the cable supports 4k at 120Hz and 8k at 60Hz. The correction has been forwarded for review and should be adjusted soon.
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