HDMI FAQ
Why HDMI?	HDMI is a newer connection used on HDTV sets, DVD players, cable boxes, and HDTV computer monitors. It is an all-digital audio/video interface. Both video and digital audio are carried on the same cable. Standard and high definition video are both supported. HDMI Compatiblity Chart Source Display connector HDMI HDMI, DVI-I, and DVI-D DVI-D HDMI
Can I use HDMI with DVI?	DVI-D can drive HDMI displays. If the HDMI display requires HDCP on all content, then the DVI source must support HDCP for output. HDMI from a DVD / Bluray player or Cable box can go to a DVI-D monitor port. If HDCP is present in the source, then the display must also support HDCP.
What is a ferrite?	Ferrites will reduce video noise, in order to gurantee a clean picture, and will minimize electrical noise emissions.
Does HDMI allow for long cable lengths?	Yes. HDMI's standard copper cable construction allow for long length transmission. PI Manufacturing sells HDMI cables up to 100 feet, as well as HDMI repeaters.
What is the flat HDMI cable?	Flat HDMI cables allow for installation under carpet and furniture, for a lower profile and a reduced risk of damage.
What is Type A HDMI?	It is the the current generation format for HDMI cables, using a 19 pin configuration. It supports all HDTV formats up to 1080p, the highest broadcast standard.
What is Type C HDMI or mini HDMI?	Type C HDMI, also known as mini-HDMI, is found on some camcorders and portable video devices. It is more compact than the standard HDMI connector.