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I don't know this world. But could it be because the HDMI protocol doesn't require correcting all errors? And newer cables produced fewer corrupt packets which
by sopooneo 8y ago
I don't know this world. But could it be because the HDMI protocol doesn't require correcting all errors? And newer cables produced fewer corrupt packets which might have resulted in "sparkle"?
- lmilcin 8y agoDifferent HDMI cables have different bandwidth which is a result of their physical construction, same way as you have different bandwidth ethernet cables. Sending signal on the edge of cable's capability may be causing intermittent problems.