Tag: HDMI

An experiment found that a DOM application can perform better than WebGL on low powered hardware, such as Raspberry Pi 3B+, resulting in fewer dropped frames. An HDMI capture device and ImageMagick software were used to measure the quality experienced by the viewer. The results indicate that DOM was close to achieving the target 60 FPS, suggesting collaboration to further improve support for these applications.An experiment found that a DOM application can perform better than WebGL on low powered hardware, such as Raspberry Pi 3B+, resulting in fewer dropped frames. An HDMI capture device and ImageMagick software were used to measure the quality experienced by the viewer. The results indicate that DOM was close to achieving the target 60 FPS, suggesting collaboration to further improve support for these applications.

We’ll then look at USB Type-C and Thunderbolt, which can also support data, power, and other signals, as well as carrying HDMI and DisplayPort. There are two current output ports from consumer devices dedicated to video and...

Source-Based Tone Mapping (SBTM) is a new technology developed by the HDMI Forum to solve a specific problem. Yes, for each frame, the Source signals to the Sink device that the source is tone mapping the content to the Sink’s...

A t the most basic level, video mixers are hardware or software tools that allow you to switch between different video inputs or mix them together via picture-in-picture, as well add effects like titles and graphics. Entry-level...