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i always read 'you can do internet over hdmi cables' on the packaging but i've never heard of anyone doing this ever i'd like to know if this has ever actually been done
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why use ethernet to transit your posts when you are already using the sewers
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tried plugging an hdmi cable into my switch but it wont fit. so no i dont think its ever worked
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Raere posted:tried plugging an hdmi cable into my switch but it wont fit. that's what she said.
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Jan 3, 2018 05:50
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Probably some edge case used by system integrators
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Millstone posted:Probably some edge case used by system integrators real system integrators use cat6a between rackmount switches but yeah maybe like the 2 russian guys with a van style system integrators
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Dell had switches that used HDMI for stacking, but I don't know if it was the official Ethernet over HDMI or some other thing.
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i've never used it but my guess is it's intended that your receiver or driver or whatever has a network connection, and acts as a switch so that you can just run the one HDMI cable to a smart TV or projector
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Raere posted:tried plugging an hdmi cable into my switch but it wont fit. so no i dont think its ever worked
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Jan 4, 2018 07:14
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wrong way
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I've wanted to use it once, i.e. my TV has a network connection and would be nice to hop onto it via HDMI from a set-top-box, but of course it has little to no support anywhere.
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none of this poo poo works hdmi ethernet hdmi arc hdmi cec hdcp all the fuckin extra optional things are a pain in the balls
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Jan 5, 2018 04:18
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this
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:none of this poo poo works hdmi arc works fine
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I think I am getting a discount from Comcast by not mentioning it.
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Jan 5, 2018 19:48
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fart simpson posted:hdmi arc works fine cec also works fine
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fart simpson posted:hdmi arc works fine
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Jan 5, 2018 19:54
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i can't get hdmi arc to do dts ma, but otherwise works fine
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all of these things work sometimes, if you have the right equipment, from the right vendor, and the moon is in its right phase but they were intended to be universal and work perfectly ootb. fell a little short
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arc works perfectly for me 100% of the time. i don't even think about it and forgot it was a thing. cec works like 95% of the time for me and frustrates me when it decides not to.
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Jan 6, 2018 03:09
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it's pretty easy to run hdmi over cat6
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hdmi ethernet made less sense to me than thunderbolt
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hifi posted:hdmi ethernet made less sense to me than thunderbolt chunderbolt lol
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Captain Foo posted:it's pretty easy to run hdmi over cat6 I bought a set of cheap hmdi to cat6 converters to get tv in my bedroom and it's been great, it's probably just a 15 meter run but they didn't even need external power. Much easier to poke tiny holes through the walls for cat5/6 than to get an entire hdmi plug through there!
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r u ready to WALK posted:I bought a set of cheap hmdi to cat6 converters to get tv in my bedroom and it's been great, it's probably just a 15 meter run but they didn't even need external power. you fished an Ethernet connector though your walls?
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DuckConference posted:real system integrators use cat6a between rackmount switches You are like a little baby. Watch this 
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I know how to terminate a cat6 cable but not an hdmi cable also i want to call it cat5 forever
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Endless Mike posted:arc works perfectly for me 100% of the time. i don't even think about it and forgot it was a thing. cec works like 95% of the time for me and frustrates me when it decides not to. same also i used to work in product testing for sound bars and av receivers and arc was the one thing that was never an issue
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:all of these things work sometimes, if you have the right equipment, from the right vendor, and the moon is in its right phase you’re wrong about arc
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Captain Foo posted:chunderbolt lol yeah everything about it is rear end but you can stick a computer in the closet and run one wire to your monitor/tv and have all your inputs and outputs. with hdmi ethernet the only use case is getting ethernet to your smart tv, i guess
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in the future all communications standards will be rs232
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what's the diference between cat5 and cat6, physically? yes i could google this but i'm just terribly lazy
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Sagebrush posted:what's the diference between cat5 and cat6, physically? higher twist rate, tighter certification tolerances, in some cases 23awg instead of 24awg conductors
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Millstone posted:Probably some edge case used by system integrators itym manufacturer advertising on smart tvs with no open wifi
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akadajet posted:i can't get hdmi arc to do dts ma, but otherwise works fine arc is basically just a spidf channel so it doesn’t have enough bandwidth for that
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Captain Foo posted:higher twist rate, tighter certification tolerances, in some cases 23awg instead of 24awg conductors also that plastic spine thing
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Raluek posted:also that plastic spine thing yeah some (6a?) has a giant-rear end + shaped spline in it and that really sucks rear end
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Captain Foo posted:yeah some (6a?) has a giant-rear end + shaped spline in it and that really sucks rear end all the regular-rear end 6 ive had to terminate has had it. separates the pairs from one another. is it not ubiquitous?
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Raluek posted:all the regular-rear end 6 ive had to terminate has had it. separates the pairs from one another. is it not ubiquitous? maybe it's more annoying in some brands than others. thankfully it's been a while since i've had to terminate anything
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:none of this poo poo works and it’s all intended for tvs. ergo tvs are poo poo
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