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I an not suggesting analog.. HDMI and DVI are fully digital, yet they retain the same dead simple signaling of VGA... at least for sending images, all the added
by torginus 3mo ago
I an not suggesting analog.. HDMI and DVI are fully digital, yet they retain the same dead simple signaling of VGA... at least for sending images, all the added features on HDMI, such as content protection and embedding other signals into the blank period are just as sucky and error prone as other digital protocols.
- mschuster91 3mo ago> HDMI and DVI are fully digital, yet they retain the same dead simple signaling of VGA Not any more, that was my point. HDMI has adopted Display Stream Compression as well.
- wink 3mo agoYeah. HDMI sometimes shows the same signs of whatever is happening as DP. I still miss the old binary (works/doesn't work) nature of D-SUB and DVI. No autonegotiations or any "need to reset the power on the monitor"...