There is little doubt that HDMI Cable Power will positively impact AV integration of active devices, but those wanting to take advantage of this spec need to read labels carefully.
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Jeff Boccaccio
Jeff Boccaccio is president of DPL Labs. Jeff can be reached at info@dpllabs.com.
Jeff Boccaccio's Recent Articles
The HDMI 2.1 Performance Revolution Is Finally Ready to Begin
The new specification has extended the operating envelope substantially for 8K cabling, leading to an increased number of features becoming available.
DPL Labs Finds Gamers Are First to Take 8K Device Troubleshooting Hit
Gamers are still experiencing a number of issues when it comes to displaying 8K feeds consistently, but tech like Link Training could help solve signal integrity issues.
48G Testing for Active & Passive HDMI Cables Gets Complex
As integrators prepare for all of the new and exciting features 48G has to offer, it is important to research what exactly cabling companies are testing.
HDMI Corner: Examining Emissions & Excessive Noise on the Inside
DPL Labs has been noticing issues with HDMI signals, but instead of it being a channel issue, it seems the cables could be the culprit.
Pre-Tests, Design Reviews Critical for 48G HDMI Cables
While many companies are claiming 48G throughput, DPL Labs has seen mixed results so far in its testing.
HDMI 48G Rollout on Rise; Interoperability, EQ Issues Remain
While 48G active HDMI products are starting to show great test results, interoperability issues are cropping up for what appears to be no real reason.
HDMI Rev 2.0 Cables Are Unlikely to Pass Rev 2.1 Tests
Integrators would be wise to question how HDMI Rev. 2.1 will affect their businesses, especially with preliminary tests showing inconsistencies between manufacturers.
Boccaccio: First Contact with 48G Already Unearthing Anomalies
While it will take some time to understand the capabilities of new test instruments, early DPL Labs assessments show signs of trouble with 48G cables.