More HDMI schennanigans

[Gazjam]

No...
In reality that’s not the case...sorry.
Its a common belief I guess, it’s just digital, right?
I’m saying this as I’ve compared many different cables personally.

Don’t believe everything you read online, (including me!) try a bunch for yourself if your curious.

[Dr Winston O Boogie]

No...
In reality that’s not the case...sorry.
Its a common belief I guess, it’s just digital, right?
I’m saying this as I’ve compared many different cables personally.

Don’t believe everything you read online, (including me!) try a bunch for yourself if your curious.

Oh I have and so have the worlds leading experts I know in the field of AV, it is just 0's and 1's, you can't have 0ish and 1ish.

[mikmas]

Oh I have and so have the worlds leading experts I know in the field of AV, it is just 0's and 1's, you can't have 0ish and 1ish.

Actually - you can

Put very simply - the 0's and 1's are communicated by a system of difference, For the difference to register a threshold has to be met.
If this threshold isn't met (an error) there is ambiguity and the processor will correct the error by deciding one way or another (either a 0 or a 1)
The error events can be negligible (and therefore unnoticeable) or frequent and therefore significant ... and noticeable (e.g. artefacts and distortion)

Anything which can improve an error-free communication of the data stream will thus have a positive impact at the decoding end of the process.

[Gazjam]

Oh I have and so have the worlds leading experts I know in the field of AV, it is just 0's and 1's, you can't have 0ish and 1ish.

Chill out man, I'm entitled to think what I think, as are you.

[Dr Winston O Boogie]

Chill out man, I'm entitled to think what I think, as are you.

I am chilled and if you want to think that that's OK but facts say otherwise.

[Dr Winston O Boogie]

Actually - you can

Put very simply - the 0's and 1's are communicated by a system of difference, For the difference to register a threshold has to be met.
If this threshold isn't met (an error) there is ambiguity and the processor will correct the error by deciding one way or another (either a 0 or a 1)
The error events can be negligible (and therefore unnoticeable) or frequent and therefore significant ... and noticeable (e.g. artefacts and distortion)

Anything which can improve an error-free communication of the data stream will thus have a positive impact at the decoding end of the process.

Actually with HDMI you can't. You either have a picture or you don't

[Gazjam]

I am chilled and if you want to think that that's OK but facts say otherwise.

Do you know how HDMI cables work Barry?

is...say...an HDMI 1.0 spec cable the same as a 2.1 cable?
Whats the difference you think, and why the need for it?

Not being sarcastic Mate just wondering what your own level of knowledge is, not one of the world leading experts that you know.
Maybe you can get one of them to join the discussion, share some technical knowledge?

You’ve said you thought the 4K Blu-ray of 2001 was stunning, what kit did you see it on?
A Poundland HDMI cable or...?

[Dr Winston O Boogie]

Do you know how HDMI cables work Barry?

is...say...an HDMI 1.0 spec cable the same as a 2.1 cable?
Whats the difference you think, and why the need for it?

Not being sarcastic Mate just wondering what your own level of knowledge is, not one of the world leading experts that you know.
Maybe you can get one of them to join the discussion, share some technical knowledge?

You’ve said you thought the 4K Blu-ray of 2001 was stunning, what kit did you see it on?
A Poundland HDMI cable or...?

I watched 2001 on a calibrated (pro) LG OLED using Amazon Basics HDMI. The difference between cables will be their ability to pass the information for the standard required, not the ability to show better picture quality.

If you watch the shootouts in the US involving, David Mackenzie, Stacey Spears, Robert Zohn, Kevin Miller, Joel Silver, D Nice (myself to a lesser extent), Sony, LG, Panasonic, Samsung and many others you will come to realise that what we say is true

[Macca]

Barry, if you want to discuss the topic of whether or not there is a difference between the same standard of HDMI cable start a separate thread for it.

This is a subjectivist forum so threads like this one are going to start with an assumption that there are differences, and this thread is about that, not whether there is any difference.

[Gazjam]

I've done many shootouts of my own...thanks, with my own AV equipment in my own environment.
Prefer to try things for myself in my own system and base my view on the evidence of my own eyes ‘n ears; whatever the results may be.

Hence the thread I started here.