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The document summarizes HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) technology. It discusses HDMI versions 1.3 and the advantages over existing technologies like S-video and DVI, including supporting uncompressed digital audio and video over a single cable. It also describes typical HDMI component setups, cables, features like deep color and increased bandwidth, commercial applications, and concludes that HDMI is very useful for high definition multimedia as an interface without quality degradation.

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• Prepared By : • Guided By : • 5th CSE Chaitav Trivedi (110853131024) Mr. Chintan Thacker Pratik Patel (100850131008) HOD Of CSE • HJD Institute Of Technical Education & Research
Outline • Objective • Introduction • Methodology • Implementation Detail • Result Analysis
Objective • HDMI is the first & only industry supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface,HDMI supports standard high-definition video, plus multi- channel digital audio on a single cable.
Introduction • HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) • HDMI v1.3 vs. existing technologies such as S video and DVI. • Active devices that are available to facilitate and distribute HDMI. • Opportunities for HDMI
Typical Component Set-Up
Typical HDMI Set-Up
Typical HDMI Cables
HDMI over existing analog interfaces • Because HDMI is a digital interface, it provides the best quality of the video • HDMI cables are more likely to be successful at carrying large amounts of data longer distances • Single cable for both video and audio is the most effective format ! • The cable carries full digital audio and video at high resolutions between source, receiver and display.
The HDMI Cable
The Cable • TMDS - Transition Minimized Differential Signaling – refers to the high speed signal data, audio and video are multiplexed, eliminating the need for audio channels • DDC - Display Data Channel – is a digital connection between a display and a graphics adapter that allows the display to communicate its specifications to the adapter – supply channel, provides power to DDC whether on/off – simply put plug and play • CEC- Consumer Electronics Control – industry standard protocol, is used for remote control functions, universal remote
HDMI Configuration
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HDMI FEATURES • Bandwidth more than doubled from 165 MHz (4.95 Gbps) to 340 MHz (10.2 Gbps) to support Higher Resolution, and Deep Color. • HDMI is a conduit or pipe that moves data. • With more bandwidth we have more room for more goodies today and in the future. • Backward compatible with legacy versions.
HDMI 1.0/1.2 Versus 1.3
Deep Color • Deep Color increases the number of bits available for transmission for each channel. • So, for example, a TV that accepts the 24 or 12-bit form can mix together any one of 4,096 shades (levels of brightness) of each primary color for 68.7 billion possible colors. 4,096 red x 4,096 green x 4,096 blue = 68,719,476,736 colors!!
HDMI Problems Areas • Manufacturing, non-approved HDMI cables can produce poor results. • Poor installation, long cable runs, improper active devices, lack of knowledge. • Cost of cable is much higher compare to others.
What is HDCP? • High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection encrypts data over HDMI. • HDCP helps bring high-definition digital content to consumers by providing copy protection over HDMI
How it works
HDMI Opportunities • HDMI is growing with the advancement of high definition programming and DVDs. • Video Games and PC are also integrating HDMI for optimization of their products. • Commercially companies are choosing HDMI, sports and entertainment, video displays, airports, restaurants the list goes on.
Commercial • Implementation in commercial buildings i.e: – offices, – airport terminals – restaurants. • Less set top boxes due to extenders and HDMI active devices. • Perfect for new builds using cat5e cable to extend your HDMI signal.
Result of HDMI • Current world: limited to 24 bits/ pixel color - 16 million colors • Deep Color allows 24, 30, 36 and 48 bits/pixel color depth Billions of colors • Increases contrast ratios for sharper images & greater detail • More accurately represents original material
Typical HDMI Set Up
Conclusion • For High definition multimedia it is very useful as an interface without any quality degradation .
References • http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/hdmi.h tm • www.Wikipedia.org • www.hdmi.org
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  • 1. • Prepared By : • Guided By : • 5th CSE Chaitav Trivedi (110853131024) Mr. Chintan Thacker Pratik Patel (100850131008) HOD Of CSE • HJD Institute Of Technical Education & Research
  • 2. Outline • Objective • Introduction • Methodology • Implementation Detail • Result Analysis
  • 3. Objective • HDMI is the first & only industry supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface,HDMI supports standard high-definition video, plus multi- channel digital audio on a single cable.
  • 4. Introduction • HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) • HDMI v1.3 vs. existing technologies such as S video and DVI. • Active devices that are available to facilitate and distribute HDMI. • Opportunities for HDMI
  • 8. HDMI over existing analog interfaces • Because HDMI is a digital interface, it provides the best quality of the video • HDMI cables are more likely to be successful at carrying large amounts of data longer distances • Single cable for both video and audio is the most effective format ! • The cable carries full digital audio and video at high resolutions between source, receiver and display.
  • 10. The Cable • TMDS - Transition Minimized Differential Signaling – refers to the high speed signal data, audio and video are multiplexed, eliminating the need for audio channels • DDC - Display Data Channel – is a digital connection between a display and a graphics adapter that allows the display to communicate its specifications to the adapter – supply channel, provides power to DDC whether on/off – simply put plug and play • CEC- Consumer Electronics Control – industry standard protocol, is used for remote control functions, universal remote
  • 14. HDMI FEATURES • Bandwidth more than doubled from 165 MHz (4.95 Gbps) to 340 MHz (10.2 Gbps) to support Higher Resolution, and Deep Color. • HDMI is a conduit or pipe that moves data. • With more bandwidth we have more room for more goodies today and in the future. • Backward compatible with legacy versions.
  • 16. Deep Color • Deep Color increases the number of bits available for transmission for each channel. • So, for example, a TV that accepts the 24 or 12-bit form can mix together any one of 4,096 shades (levels of brightness) of each primary color for 68.7 billion possible colors. 4,096 red x 4,096 green x 4,096 blue = 68,719,476,736 colors!!
  • 17. HDMI Problems Areas • Manufacturing, non-approved HDMI cables can produce poor results. • Poor installation, long cable runs, improper active devices, lack of knowledge. • Cost of cable is much higher compare to others.
  • 18. What is HDCP? • High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection encrypts data over HDMI. • HDCP helps bring high-definition digital content to consumers by providing copy protection over HDMI
  • 20. HDMI Opportunities • HDMI is growing with the advancement of high definition programming and DVDs. • Video Games and PC are also integrating HDMI for optimization of their products. • Commercially companies are choosing HDMI, sports and entertainment, video displays, airports, restaurants the list goes on.
  • 21. Commercial • Implementation in commercial buildings i.e: – offices, – airport terminals – restaurants. • Less set top boxes due to extenders and HDMI active devices. • Perfect for new builds using cat5e cable to extend your HDMI signal.
  • 22. Result of HDMI • Current world: limited to 24 bits/ pixel color - 16 million colors • Deep Color allows 24, 30, 36 and 48 bits/pixel color depth Billions of colors • Increases contrast ratios for sharper images & greater detail • More accurately represents original material
  • 24. Conclusion • For High definition multimedia it is very useful as an interface without any quality degradation .
  • 25. References • http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/hdmi.h tm • www.Wikipedia.org • www.hdmi.org