How to Select the HDMI cable

The HDMI cable is designed as an all-in-one solution for connecting a video device to a TV. HDMI carries both the HD video and surround sound through a single cable, resulting in additional cables. While all HDMI cables work in a similar way and look physically the same, there are some differences between them to consider if you have the best image quality when using an HDMI cable.

1 Check the data if the HDMI cable category 1 or 2 cable. Category 2 HDMI Cable is compatible with the higher transfer rate and all HD video resolutions of high definition are evaluated in Category 1 HDMI cable, which can not support 1080p high definition video counter.

2 To see if the HDMI cable has a locking mechanism that attaches and takes it into the video input of TV. An HDMI cable without lock remains in that position in the video input through friction, and can be removed if there is any tension in the HDMI cable.

3 Check that the HDMI cable is compatible with "Deep Color" mode, because the video signal resulting in more colors than the HDMI cable without screen "Deep Color". An HDMI cable is not compatible with "Deep Color" can not see all the colors that are in the video source.

4 Make sure the length of HDMI cable is just what it takes to go from the video device to your TV. HDMI cable length affects the intensity of the video signal to obtain, for shorter lengths better choice.

5 See who is the manufacturer of HDMI cable. Brand HDMI cables are less likely to have problems with no brand name issue during the operation in comparison ....