3 ms·
My design would be HDMI 3.Y where Y is a variable-length Base32 encoding of the value of a bitmask representing the presence of the underlying features of an HD
by andrecarini 5y ago
My design would be HDMI 3.Y where Y is a variable-length Base32 encoding of the value of a bitmask representing the presence of the underlying features of an HDMI port/cable/device.
- rowanG077 5y agoThis is terrible. You expect an average consumer to start converting base32 to binary to check what features their cable support? I mean I'm all for educating the public but this is just completely unreasonable
- hayanno 5y agoI'm pretty sure it's a joke, maybe your comment is also one but it's harder to tell.
- andrecarini 5y ago> You expect an average consumer to start converting base32 to binary to check what features their cable support? Fret not, consumer! Just install the HDMI™ Companion App™* for easy parsing of the version numbers. *HDMI™ Companion App™ and facial recognition are required for decoding of 4k HDR content on your media devices.