By Jim from Bakersfield California on January 4, 2012
What is the Bandwidth for your 9ft Premium High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet?
How does 17.8 gbps compare to 10.2 gbps?
Can your cable do everything a Monster 900HD with 17.8 gbps can do?
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 5, 2012
Answer:
Hi Jim,
We appreciate questions like this because it gives us an opportunity to clear up the many misconceptions surrounding HDMI cables. The reason HDMI.org standardized the ratings for cables starting with Version 1.4 (now 1.4a) was to eliminate confusion caused by companies like Monster Cable. A cable either is High Speed at 10.2 Gbps or Standard Speed at 4.95 Gbps. HDMI.org also came up with a new spec for the 1.4, adding Ethernet ready (a useless feature) which actually changed the pin configuration slightly but is still 100% backwards compatible. For the record, if we have a 40 ft HDMI cable that has passed ATC testing at 10.2 Gbps then the bandwidth increases as the length decreases. The bottom line is that our 9ft cable has plenty of bandwidth at a fraction of the cost of the name brands. We chose to offer the High Speed with Ethernet ready so you can rest assured that it is the latest version available on the market today. It will also work for ARC (Audio Return Channel). If you want to know more about HDMI check out the link: http://www.hdmi.org/
TL/MABy Mary from Lincoln Ne on January 25, 2012
We bought a HDMI, 3D, 55 inch TV. is this the cable that I want to buy to hook up the cable box, blue ray player, wii, and surrond sound?
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 25, 2012
Answer:
Mary,
Yes it is. Our cables are the latest technology in HDMI, 3D ready as well.
CLBy AYMAN SAMIR from EX "CHICAGO.LLLINOIS" on April 19, 2012
HI DEAR
We are an import company in Egypt
working in the field of marketing
sales and special accessories electronics
We want to deal with you in the HDMI 1.4cable
Is USA industry or other industry
Is there a length of 1.5 m - 3.m. - 5 m - 10 m with knowledge of prices
THANK YOU
NAME : AYMAN SAMIR
EMAIL : AYES_IN@YAHOO.COM
COMPANY : Green Import and Export
TEL : 00201228147215
By Customer Service - Q&A on April 19, 2012
Answer:
Hi Ayman:
Our current US stock is based upon two levels, Value and Premium. We offer these by feet versus meter.
We have 1, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 75, and 100 feet for both series. Please contact me directly if you need further clarification at tim@osdaudio.com
TLBy Bill from Texas on December 16, 2011
1. What is the broadband for your 6'-0" & 9'-0"?
2. Do they both have arc?
By Customer Service - Q&A on December 19, 2011
Answer:
Hi Bill:
The High Speed with Ethernet rating means the cable has to test at a minimum 10.2 GBits. The shorter the cable the higher the rate but 10.2 Gbit is currently the minimum that is needed to be labeled High Speed with Ethernet. These cables are both HEC (Ethernet ready) and also ARC (Audio Return Channel ready). Any cable can do ARC but the Ethenrnet Ready internal desgin designates a twisted pair of conductors to handle the ARC. Note ARC does not work unless both the Monitor and AVR (Audio Video Receiver) have dedicated ARC Output on the Monitor and Input on the AVR.
TL
