VGA is analog while HDMI is digital; one would need to make such a conversion if connecting two otherwise incompatible devices. Blu-ray Players and PS3s, for instance, generally have HDMI outputs, so an HDMI-to-VGA conversion would be necessary to display the video on older VGA display hardware.
No, HDMI converters and HDMI extenders are not the same. An HDMI converter is designed to change the format of the HDMI signal, allowing it to be compatible with different types of connections, such as converting HDMI to VGA or DisplayPort. In contrast, an HDMI extender is used to extend the distance over which an HDMI signal can travel, typically using Ethernet cables or other means to maintain signal quality over longer distances.
HDMI delivers a better picture quality and better sound quality over component cables.
As of my last update, there is no official HDMI 3 standard; the latest version is HDMI 2.1. HDMI 2.1 offers significant improvements over HDMI 2.0, including support for higher resolutions (up to 8K), higher refresh rates, and advanced features like Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) and Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC). If a future HDMI 3 were to be released, it would likely include even more enhancements, but currently, HDMI 2.1 is the most advanced version available.
Not to play. You can play singleplayer or multiplayer over xbox live no matter your setup. If you would like to connect another controller and play split-screen however, you must be connected via the hdmi cable, which unless you have an adapter to go from hdmi out to rgb/component in, you do need an hdtv with hdmi input.
HDMI offers the advantage of transmitting several signal types over one cable. Using a single HDMI cable you can transmit audio, video and data over this single cable. With the major recent push toward digital solutions, HDMI is quickly becoming the standard for pro A/V as well home and end user installations.
HDMI selector switch from RadioShack. You can connect multiple HDMI devices to it, and select which one passes through to the HDMI cable that you connect from the device to the tv. If the tv is a good distance away from the tv, then go with an HDMI over cat5e extender.
There is no reason to buy an expensive HDMI cable over a standard, no-name one. The HDMI specification demands that all cables be of an equal quality.
Use the HDMI cable if the TV has one and change the TV over to HDMI or whatever HDMI PLUG number you used if you have more than one. Some TVs also need to have settings changed to accept HDMI and the sync.
You would move the decimal over twice. It would be 98.6%
It is possible to transmit HDMI over a single CAT5E however for reliable transmission a double CAT6 is preferred. You also need a suitable CAT6 to HDMI adaptor of course.
For an HDMI cable 10 yards is the maximum supported length, so it should probably hold it's signal. It would help to buy good quality cable, just to make sure.
if 0.3 is in the tenth place you place the three over ten and that is the way you convert it into a fraction.