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In Reply to: RE: what's in a cable? PS3 and Sharp xv-z21000 solved posted by chris e. on July 19, 2007 at 03:48:50
Any of the brands that you mention will cost far more per foot than even the over-priced Monster Cables at Best Buy/Circuit City. What's worse, there are people using "el cheapo" cables from Monoprice ($6.52 for a 15 foot run) and getting sync at 1080p60.
If I had to guess, I'd say the Van den Hul was either defective or the manufacturer needs to shut down for incompetence.
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Maybe the Van den Hul has a bad connection on it? VDH usually makes good cables (audio, at least). As for my new cable, it is a no name from the local audio company but I hate to say I paid more than $6-7 for it (about $22 here in Singapore)...but the picture is gorgeous.
This does make me wonder about these other manufacturers because they had Cardas listed for around $100-150 for a 20ft run (and this is a legitimate audio dealer here in Singapore so it isn't a price gouging issue).
HDMI connections have evolved very quickly in just three years. Many cables designed initially will not work for the latest players. I do recall even Monster had made a preliminary announcement that their early HDMI cables would not have all the pins connected since there were no machines to transmit audio via HDMI....
There are a lot of early versions of cables from all manufacturers floating around out there! Since there ware only a few companies (although I have no doubt that the number has increased)initially that terminated the HDMI cables, there is the possibility that many cables that are not 1.2 or 1.3 compliant are out there.
Stu
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