HDMI is the popular and common means by which to transmit audio and video, and almost certainly what you're using on your smart TV unless you've a very old model. There are a few different versions of ...

Let's dive into the detail... It's the next standard of HDMI cables and ports – the main way of connecting AV components like Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, soundbars, AV receivers and streaming ...

It's only going to become a great problem when more devices have features locked behind having an HDMI 2.1 cord and only having a few places to plug them in. I hope TV manufacturers can identify ...

Rumors suggest that Wi-Fi 7 is arriving on newer TVs in 2025, but even with the advancements on offer with this new ...

Turn on your Nintendo Switch by pressing the power button on the top of the console. For extended play sessions, it's ...

HDMI is implemented on just about every piece ... [Joshua] was able to find some very cool vulnerabilities in a specific Panasonic TV and a Samsung Blu-ray player. A certain CEC command directed ...

Here's your chance to get a top notch OLED TV from Samsung at an excellent price. Right now, Amazon and Best Buy are both ...

It’s fair to say though that the world of TV has moved on since the era of Guru Meditation, and an SD video signal just won’t cut it anymore. With HDMI as today’s connectivity standard ...

with HDMI 1.4 bringing ARC, or Audio Return Channel, into the mix back in 2009. It's remained in every specification ever since then. ARC enables your TV or audio system to communicate signals in ...

HDMI 2.2, eh? So what's that all about then? Well, it's the new standard for the High-Definition Multimedia Interface technology. The new and all-important '2.2' specification was revealed in ...

You can use HDMI switchers to connect more devices to your TV and easily switch between the HDMI devices. The best HDMI switchers have 4K compatibility, and support for multiple audio and video ...

Because of how limited it leaves them. By increasing the bandwidth from 18Gbps (Gigabits per second) to 48Gbps, HDMI 2.1 can handle video resolutions up to 10K at 120fps (frames per second). Though ...