HDMI version on 722

[teachsac]

There IS NO problem, Joe!!

Agreed. If everyone does as they are supposed to, everything works fine.

S~

 

[Smith P.]

Actually, the thread is showing typical confusion of ppl ( not that technically savvy ) by ads what injecting too much technicality, I would say purposely for create the exactly effect. After that the person is ready to buy newest and most expensive equipment easily.

 

[joedoe]

Actually, the thread is showing typical confusion of ppl ( not that technically savvy ) by ads what injecting too much technicality, I would say purposely for create the exactly effect. After that the person is ready to buy newest and most expensive equipment easily.

FYI: Actually I am technically savvy - PhD in Computer Science. And my question was very simple: does or doesn't 722 box have HDMI v.1.3a and that's it. I didn't ask for an explanation of the HDMI protocol and it's versions.

 

[Smith P.]

Yes, we did give you the answer. It's v1.1 compliant !

 

[Smith P.]

As to PhD, well if I had it in rocket science, it didn't help me with satellite broadcasting.

 

[joedoe]

Yes, we did give you the answer. It's v1.1 compliant !

And I already said thank you.

 

[joedoe]

As to PhD, well if I had it in rocket science, it didn't help me with satellite broadcasting.

HDMI protocol has nothing to do with satellite broadcating.

 

[Smith P.]

OK, in HDMI/HDCP/Macrovision/etc too.

 

[joedoe]

LOL

 

[whatchel1]

just drop it

HDMI protocol has nothing to do with satellite broadcating.

You are not doing yourself any good just drop the point and get over it. HDMI is only a transfer system and can be used by any electronic device. Need to be 1.3a compliant isn't necessary for the vast majority of those items.