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For questions about devices that have a High Definition Multimedia Interface input/output capability.
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Way to send a 1080p 60Hz ʜᴅᴍɪ signal over a floor with the same loss level as a 6 meter cable?
Streaming the HDMI signal itself is a very tricky thing to achieve since 1080p HDMI signals are uncompressed and 1080p60hz requires about 3 Gbit/s. … That is a very high bandwidth to achieve wirelessly and I'm not surprised that the wireless HDMI kit you purchased was very poor quality. …
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HDMI/DP PC to USB-C Thunderbolt 3 Monitor
Even the official HDMI website shows the conversion as being one-way: USB-C to HDMI. … A major caveat is that sending HDMI over USB-C requires the video source to send additional signals that are not part of the HDMI specification; They're part of the USB-C specification. …
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Adapter to connect old laptops into thunderbolt display/usb
The adapter you want does not exist.
Thunderbolt is not bidirectional, there is a host side and a client side in its design.
In the normal "forward" adapters the host is the computer, and the computer …
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Can the HDMI input of the Dell monitor U3219Q handle a 4k@60fps input signal?
Can the HDMI input of the Dell monitor U3219Q handle a 4k@60fps input signal?
Yes. … If you look at the page right above "Electrical Specifications" you can see that the monitor does support 3840 x 2160 @ 60hz as long as the video device supports HDMI 2.0. …
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