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A preco by nemalo byt funkcne ?!
human0id 15.02.2015 20:23
human0id
čítal som niekde, že určité redukcie niesu kompatibilne s niektorými notebookmi.
zebyja123 15.02.2015 20:24
zebyja123
Tak take nieco pocujem prvy krat. Ale inak vies o tom ze ak mas takuto redukciu tak ti prenesie IBA…
human0id 15.02.2015 20:26
human0id
zvuk preniest nepotrebujem, k tomu mam externe reproduktory a naň konektor je klasicky jack.
zebyja123 15.02.2015 20:27
zebyja123
ale počul som i o redukciacach, ktore dokazu previest aj zvuk, ak teda máš monitor v ktorom su integ…
zebyja123 15.02.2015 20:28
zebyja123
Máš na Alze i komenty že to jede v pohodě....
sambilionk 15.02.2015 20:32
sambilionk
za ty prachy by to fungovat mělo. samozřejmě lepší je vyhodit shitový monitor s jediným vga vstupem…
lední brtník 15.02.2015 20:25
lední brtník
Problem s tym je ten, ze to asi bere napajanie z HDMI portu, ale tam podla specifikacie neni ziadne…
MM.. 15.02.2015 20:51
MM..
apple nezklamal opět http://www.czc.cz/apple-adapter-mini-displayport-n a-dvi/132226/produkt?gclid=C…
cenyt 15.02.2015 20:53
cenyt
nezmysel z ebay za 200 nebude fungovat garantovane. poslední
MM.. 15.02.2015 20:53
MM..

Problem s tym je ten, ze to asi bere napajanie z HDMI portu, ale tam podla specifikacie neni ziadne "napajanie", ale len 50mA pre DDC apod. Ak vyrobca NTB to nejak neobmedzil tak ok, ale nemusi to fungovat so vsetkymi PC/notebookmi

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Q. If an HDMI accessory device (i.e. switch box, cable booster) does not have a dedicated power supply, is it still compliant and will it work?

An HDMI device that has active electronics should have a provision for external power in order to be compliant (e.g. a receptacle to allow the use of a standard power adapter, sometimes called a power “brick”). Here we are drawing a distinction between “active” devices that actually have some powered electronics, and “passive” devices, such as some switches (more on those later).

Some active devices, such as actively powered HDMI cables or in-line signal extender boxes, will by default attempt to power their electronics by taking power from the 5V line (+5V power) available on the HDMI connector. The HDMI specification requires all source devices to provide at least 55mA (milliamps) on the 5V line for the purpose of reading the EDID of a display. While 55mA is not enough current to operate most HDMI accessory devices (which typically require about 100 to 150mA), most source devices on the market today provide significantly more current on the 5V line than the HDMI specification requires. As a result, the vast majority of accessory devices can operate when interfaced with a source device that provides more than the required current (i.e. over 100-150mA) on the 5V line. However, manufacturers should provide a provision for their powered HDMI accessory devices to obtain external power, and consumers are encouraged to look for this external power provision when purchasing such products.

Looking to the future, not all HDMI devices may provide this much power over the 5V line. For example, as HDMI expands into more and more portable applications (cameras, camcorders, laptops, etc.), power consumption is often much more of an issue, and such devices may not power the 5V line with the > 100mA required by such “active” devices. Again, consumers should consider ensuring that their active HDMI accessory device purchases have a provision for external power for this reason.

P.S. v takom pripade by som to vykuchal a napojil externy zdroj 5V :)

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