Description
HDMI 2.1 Standard
The latest generation Vention HDMI 2.1 (AAL) cable has a 3x increase in bandwidth up to 48 Gbps (compared to HDMI 2.0 cables with a bandwidth of up to 18 Gbps), supports 8K (7680x4320) Ultra HD resolution, VRR technology, dynamic HDR, and automatic latency adjustment. The HDMI 2.1 standard inherited all the main advantages from previous HDMI standards, including support for static HDR, two video data streams, four audio data streams, an Ethernet channel with a bandwidth of 100 Mbps, 3D capabilities, Blu-ray, and support for more than 8 audio channels.
Support for 8K resolution (7680 x 4320 pixels)
The Vention HDMI 2.1 cable provides higher resolution and a higher frame rate. HDMI version 2.1 will give us 4K at 120Hz, 8K at 60Hz, and even 10K for commercial installations. Also, a high frame rate is very important for gamers.
3D Image
The cable supports the transmission of 3D images, which can convey a sense of depth to the viewer.
Dynamic HDR
Extended Dynamic Range (HDR) is the most important improvement in image quality since the advent of Full HD. This format constantly changes the dynamic range of the picture depending on what is happening on the screen, resulting in a more accurate, bright, and dynamic image. The Vention HDMI 2.1 cable is suitable for all types of HDR, including standard HDR10 and the more modern Technicolor HDR.
eARC Function
The HDMI eARC standard opens up the possibility of transmitting audio from the TV to the receiver or soundbar and vice versa. Unlike HDMI ARC, the new HDMI eARC standard allows you to not compress audio, transmitting it in high resolution over HDMI 2.1. This function provides the ability to connect any devices to the TV and output the signal over a single HDMI cable to the receiver or soundbar. Fewer cables – less confusion, more quality sound!
VRR Function
The cable supports the dynamic refresh rate function (Variable Refresh Rate), which eliminates stuttering and lag by synchronizing refresh rates with variable frame rates in a video game. The VRR function makes the display's motion smoother, regardless of the frame rate.