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1.Measure before you buy. It is crucial that you figure out how long your HDMI cable needs to be. So, use a tape measure and figure out the distance between your HDTV and whatever device you'll be hooking up to it. Write this distance down and remember to check and make sure that the HDMI cable you purchase is at least a few inches longer than your measurement. 2.Don't be a conspicuous consumer. Just because an HDMI cable is more expensive doesn't mean that it's better. In fact, all HDMI cables are essentially the same exact product. So, don't pay more for the same product because you assume that the higher price tag comes with a higher quality. If you do, you'll just end up paying for a brand name that won't have any impact on your picture quality whatsoever. 3.Shop online. Even warehouse stores like Circuit City or Best Buy only keep higher-priced HDMI cables in stock because those cables make them more money. Try shopping online instead in order to find the best possible deal. Even if you have to pay shipping and handling, it'll still likely be cheaper than shopping in the store. 4.Check your components before you make the purchase. Although HDMI cable isn't really a big-ticket kind of purchase, it can be relatively expensive compared to other cords and cables of a similar function. So, before you buy HDMI cable, make absolutely sure that both your TV and your peripheral are HDMI compatible.

1.Check your cable receiver to see whether it has an HDMI output---usually found on the back of the receiver. If not, contact your local cable company to request an HDMI-capable receiver. 2.Check your high-definition television for at least one HDMI input---usually onon either the side or on the back of the television. If your television does not have an HDMI input, it does not matter whether you have an HDMI cable or HDMI-capable receiver. 3.Plug your HDMI cable into your receiver's HDMI output. Look for the "HDMI" label above or below the output to determine the correct one. 4.Plug your HDMI cable into your television's HDMI input. Look for the "HDMI" label above or below the input to determine the correct one. 5.Turn on the receiver and the television to ensure that the cable is working. A high-definition television image is crisp and clear. If the image you see is not, check that the cable's setup is correct. If the problem persists, determine whether the issue lies with your cable, receiver or television.

High-definition multimedia interface cables are the primary cables used to transmit high-definition digital video and audio data to consumer visual media displays. History HDMI technology was first released to the market in December 2002. This was around the same time that high-definition televisions first hit the mainstream market. HDMI cables were developed to reduce the amount of cords necessary to transmit both digital video and digital audio to HD-capable devices. Function HDMI cables take encrypted, uncompressed digital video and audio from an HD-capable source such as a Blu-ray Disc player, HD-capable digital cable box or computer and allow them to be displayed on HDTVs and high-definition monitors. Benefits HDMI technology enables a user to get both video and audio to an HDTV or computer monitor using only one cable. This is an improvement over DVI cables, which only transmit video. Considerations As the length of HDMI cable increases, there is an increased risk of signal degradation. For instance, most HDMI cables are unable to transmit true 1080p resolution signal beyond distances of 50 feet. HDMI version 1.3, which provides support for Deep Color, has a signal degradation range of less than 20 feet. Fun Fact PCs can be attached to HDTVs if the PC has an HDMI-out port or contains a graphics card with a DVI port and a DVI to HDMI cable is used.

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