bdbdbd on 22 November 2007
| Garcian Smith said: Okay. IGNORE everything that you've read in this thread thus far. Here's the real deal. HDMI is a digital signal. Digital signals do not suffer from signal degradation except in extreme cases. It will either come through crystal clear, or suffer from blatantly obvious artifacts and other flaws. Therefore, unlike analogue cables (component, composite, S-video, SCART), you can get away with buying the cheapest cables you can find, and as long as they're properly insulated, they'll do you fine. In other words, go out and buy the cheapest cable you can find for HDMI. Pay any more and you're letting the manufacturers rip you off. |
Agreed on everything else, but the cheapest cables tend to have the worst mechanical durability. But that's why i said they will do if you plug them once and leave them there.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
