Questions about Roline HDMI (Typ A)

iTzNikoMoDz

7 years ago

I see it supports 4K and 60 fps plus 3D. I want to use this cable for my Ps4 Pro. Now my question is can this cable also support HDR?

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Negan636

7 years ago

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Fortunately, HDMI cables do not require a standard for HDR. So this cable will easily support HDR on the PS.

Hoeloe

5 years ago

I read in the reviews that the cable is very stiff. I have to pull it 15m around two corners, what kind of "bending radius" are we talking about without it being too stressed?

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Anonymous

5 years ago

It's hard to say what the bending radius is. When I bend a 'normal' cable I get a circle with 7-8cm diameter. With this cable I manage about 11-12cm (loosely bent). It is really very stiff... I ripped off the connection of the first cable when I wanted to lay it again afterwards.

Copypasteroli

4 years ago

does the cable transmit UHD content?

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fiscblog

4 years ago

The cable transmits a maximum of HD 1080.

McLovin8400

5 years ago

Can this HDMI cable do 4K?

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Vadakkumcheril

5 years ago

No, Full HD. It's in the description under Maximum resolution.

andracchio_francesco

5 years ago

I bought the cable to connect the beamer to the Apple box. The video transmission works fine with Apple TV. But with Netflix, I always get the message that it probably doesn't support the HDCP video type and the picture stays out. Can anyone help me? Have I bought the wrong cable? p.s. I tried it with an HDMI splitter and also a direct connection.

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NotSpecial

5 years ago

HDCP stands for "High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection" and ensures that the data is transmitted in encrypted form. Netflix only works with HDCP, unfortunately I don't know about the Apple TV. The aspect relevant to you is the following: HDCP only depends on the end devices, i.e. the devices at both ends need a DHCP chip. -> DHCP is *completely independent* of the cable. Do you know if your projector supports DHCP? If not, then unfortunately no cable can change this and you cannot watch Netflix with your projector. If yes, then there must be another error, and Netflix shows you the "DHCP" error message because it doesn't know where the problem actually lies. Have you tried a different cable? Are there any HMDI settings on your projector?

mironiuk

6 years ago

Hello, I have bought a LG OLED 65 E8 by Digitec. I need an HDMI cable that fully supports 4K and Dolby Vision. Can this cable do that? Thanks

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Anonymous

6 years ago

Would rather go for something better like: Pixelgen HDMI 4K 18Gbps Cable, 5 Meter (5m, High End)

AWtecdigi

8 years ago

What is the difference between this cable roline item no. 11.04.5682 and the HDMI cable roline item no. 11.88.5682-SP?

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Brimstone

8 years ago

No difference.

martin78

9 years ago

is this cable HDMI 2.0 or 1.4?

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Herrlich

9 years ago

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HDMI 2.0. As soon as a cable supports data rates of up to 18 Gbit/s, HDMI 2.0 can be assumed.

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I see it supports 4K and 60 fps plus 3D. I want to use this cable for my Ps4 Pro. Now my question is can this cable also support HDR?

I read in the reviews that the cable is very stiff. I have to pull it 15m around two corners, what kind of "bending radius" are we talking about without it being too stressed?

does the cable transmit UHD content?

Can this HDMI cable do 4K?

Hello, I have bought a LG OLED 65 E8 by Digitec. I need an HDMI cable that fully supports 4K and Dolby Vision. Can this cable do that? Thanks

What is the difference between this cable roline item no. 11.04.5682 and the HDMI cable roline item no. 11.88.5682-SP?

is this cable HDMI 2.0 or 1.4?

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