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This post has been edited by DigitalTech: Nov 28 2009, 10:29 AM

omg....this sucks.....and yea... i should hv do some research 1st....its my 1st hdmi cable..-.-"

very expensive piece of copper wire! can buy one third of an oz of gold already

This post has been edited by neb: Nov 28 2009, 05:24 PM

Hi bro, how to see the different between 1.1,1.2, .13,n 1.3a 1.3b HDMI cable. If its not stated n the box. tq

This post has been edited by Dickong: Nov 28 2009, 06:32 PM

mine was clearly printed on the cable itself


as for the differences between specs: read this page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI

What if not written n how to know the different becos my hdmi cable is not stated n dont know what is my cable rating.

This post has been edited by Dickong: Nov 28 2009, 08:36 PM

benchmark it against v1.3 cable, if you fell like old cable is missing something, then don't use the old cable.
according to wiki page, even version 1.0 can support video up to 1920x1200p60

if you are interconnecting high end av-receiver/full HD panel/blue-ray player, then you would want to make sure you are using v1.3 cable.

Honestly i am using the Sharp hdmi cable given to me foc when i bought the Sharp LED LCD tv, i feel that its the older model hdmi cable, thats why i ask the version of the hdmi question.Any other method of testing the cable version, please enlighten.

good info bro

issit? one ounce of gold is around USD1200

you saying this is 1/3 = USD400?

I tot only RM400 for the HDMI cable?

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Added on November 28, 2009, 10:44 pmif it's playing correctly.. even if you buy rm1000 cable won't improve the image colors and sharpness.. or audio quality for that matter..

This post has been edited by ar188: Nov 28 2009, 10:44 PM

Ha ha I think you have to keep explaining over and over again until your hair grow white

1 third of an oz is 10grams.

and how much is that?

exactly

gosh, should keep my $800 per ounce gold in my gold account
back to the topic, just use the cheap cable

wah so rich! if not the difference , can buy many monster HDMI cable..

Sharp or Pioneer, i found out nowadays, they are giving low quality HDMI cables.
Initially, i cant use the cable given by Pioneer, it can't syn properly with my AVR.
Then i bought a Belkin HDMI ver 1.3b for only RM 55. it work fine with much better PQ.

Btw, if we connect a notebook to F HD TV. We can select the max screen size of 1920x1080. But the LCD TV show over size. If this the TV setting or notebook setting? Any way to fit all into the TV screen?

Where did u buy it. tq

Turn off the overscan on ur display. What TV do u have? Selecting the correct aspect ratio will also help.