I just ran a 35-foot HDMI cable from my desktop's video card to my new TV, extended the computer desktop to the TV (as a second monitor), and fired up Windows 7 Media Center. Then I noticed two things ...

I'm setting up some 40" or so LCD's for dedicated advertising (still frames only), and the only aspect I haven't kept up on is PC > HDMI quality. I just don't run HDMI much from computers, and either ...

Blackmagic Design on Friday announced Decklink HD Studio and Intensity, two new video capture and playback cards that support High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI). Both cards are Mac and PC ...

The HDMI 2.1 capture cards are starting to appear nearly three years after the Xbox Series X and PS5 launched. The HDMI 2.1 capture cards are starting to appear nearly three years after the Xbox ...

Elgato’s going all-in on HDMI 2.1. The company just announced a pair of capture cards that support the latest display technology specification. The 4K X and 4K Pro offer true HDR10 support, USB 3.2 ...

There’s a good few options for exporting data out of FPGAs, like Ethernet, USB2, or USB3. Many FPGAs have a HDMI (or rather, sparkling DVI) port as well, and [Steve Markgraf] brings us the hsdaoh ...

Shown off at Computex, the two new Asus graphics cards feature HDMI and D-sub connectors for hooking up an HD connection to your TV. The ATI Radeon X1600 Pro card is low provile and the NVidia 7600GT ...

HDMI capture cards open a world of options for anyone who needs to ingest a video stream from one system to another. Game streamers can use an HDMI capture card to offload encoding workloads to a ...

There are a lot of ways to stream gameplay to an internet audience these days. PC gamers can use hardware encoders built into their PC's processors to stream right from the same PC they're gaming on, ...

The ubiquitous FireWire connection doesn’t get much of a reaction any more. The fact that it can deliver lower-end compressed HDV with embedded audio and timecodes via a single pipe is nothing special ...

While you might only use your HDMI port to connect audio and video devices, it can do a lot more. Here are some gadgets that leverage the port in unique ways.