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why hdmi and not DisplayPort? Every machine in the past couple of generations of my small lab, used DisplayPort. I went through four or five different HDMI-to-
by rickydroll 2y ago
why hdmi and not DisplayPort? Every machine in the past couple of generations of my small lab, used DisplayPort. I went through four or five different HDMI-to-DisplayPort adapters before I found one that mostly (but not always) worked with PiKVM.
- SpecialistK 2y agoBecause DP almost always also supports outputting a HDMI signal, while converting a HDMI signal to DP is complicated and requires an active adapter.
- rcarmo 2y agoAlso, there are loads of cheap HDMI-CSI bridges.
- rfoo 2y agoThere's plenty of cheap HDMI to CSI or so chips, haven't seen one for DP. I guess that's because consumers want HDMI capture cards so that they can record their PS5 gaming session, but not DP capture cards?