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2. DIY HDMI to DVI adapter? - AVS Forum

   www.avsforum.com/threads/diy-hdmi-to-dvi-adapter.487487

   Hi, does somebody know how to make a HDMI to DVI adapter. I have a HDMI cable and a DVI female plug, but cant find a pin out for HDMI. I am sorry, unlike component, composite or even vga cables. HDMI/DVI is not DIY. The plug structure of the HDMI terminal has 19 wires/shields on it. These are terminated by machine.

3. Will DVI to HDMI cable handle 4k? - AVS Forum

   www.avsforum.com/threads/will-dvi-to-hdmi-cable-handle-4k.3006172

   I have a 35' DVI to HDMI cable with a DVI to HDMI adapter on the DVI end. This make it HDMI on both ends. It is running overhead in my drop ceiling. It is a high quality 24 Awg cable. Does anyone know if this cable will work to carry a 4K HDR signal? 60Hz? It would be easier to use this than running a new cable.

4. Are DVI to HDMI cables Bi-Directional? - AVS Forum

   www.avsforum.com/threads/are-dvi-to-hdmi-cables-bi-directional.754608

   Question for you all before I click "buy". I have a video card with DVI output I want to connect to the HDMI input on the back of my TV. I see plenty of ads for both HDMI-to-DVI and DVI-to-HDMI cables. I was under the impression that either of them would work for the purpose of transferring video (no audio) in my setup.

5. HDMI 10 bit DVI 8 bit? - AVS Forum

   www.avsforum.com/threads/hdmi-10-bit-dvi-8-bit.556134

   Originally Posted by Carled HDMI can carry 10 or 12 bit YCbCr, but only 8 bit RGB. DVI can't carry YCbCr signals at all. yes, HDMI can carry YCbCr at 12 bits but..... it appears you are limited to 24 bits per pixel so to use 12 bits per component it uses 4:2:2 encoding, that is it repeats the CbCr data for every other pixel. 4:4:4 encoding of ...

6. How to make your own HDMI Cables - AVS Forum

   www.avsforum.com/threads/how-to-make-your-own-hdmi-cables.640545

   Steve Vanuti, the HDMI Marketing Manager, claims that to splice an HDMI cable it must be within 1/20000 of an inch. On a typical cable, it's around 9 inches per nanosecond (1GHz). That means that according to the spec, HDMI signals must be less than a picosecond apart. I'm surpised you're even allowed to bend the cable at those tolerances.

7. Best connection with HDMI and DVI ports on projector?

   www.avsforum.com/threads/best-connection-with-hdmi-and-dvi-ports-on-projector...

   I second the recommendation to use an HDMI cable and then just use an HDMI->DVI adapter at the projector end. If it's a DVI-D cable then it's the same as basic non-ethernet HDMI cables. DVI cables that also carry analog are a different animal, but again probably wouldn't really matter much. If it's a long run, make sure it's a good quality ...