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Slightly off topic: why did HDMI become the de facto standard when DP and DVI have no licensing fees?
by colejohnson66 8y ago
Slightly off topic: why did HDMI become the de facto standard when DP and DVI have no licensing fees?
- opencl 8y agoSome combination of: HDMI consortium is backed by numerous large TV manufacturers and movie studios, DVI lacks audio support, HDMI already had a lot of traction by the time DP was released, DP initially lacked HDCP support, HDMI supports much longer cables than either DVI or DP.