#hdmi designs

[girlfurniture]

Home Bar Calgary With a drop-in sink, granite countertops, a black backsplash, a mosaic tile backsplash, dark wood cabinets, and a single-wall transitional ceramic tile, this large wet bar image looks like it was designed for entertaining.

[bmpmp3]

vocal synth character designs have become Too Complicated in the past. uh. 15 years for my little watercoloury brain to handle so i will always have to simplify them forever but i was thinking yknow i can just make them fun new outfits too. module type deal. alternate outfits!!! so i was trying to make genbu one but it does just look like something youd see in the stageplay adaptation of a historical-setting otome game LOL

[semi-sketchy]

Well it's official. The Wii U and 3DS eShops are officially dead.

I didn't buy anything.

Not because I'm excited about emulating or don't wanna reward Nintendo for shutting down the store, but because MY WII U DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH MEMORY TO DOWNLOAD ANYTHING

What do you mean just delete the Xenoblade X data packs? Do you know how many updates for other games I deleted just to ensure I had those?

Anyways, RIP to the best console for emulating other consoles. While slow, it truly shined by giving people an official way to play so many classic titles. It's a shame the Switch is not picking up that slack.

[cimmerian-chaos]

Zeta: Why the fuck does the latch/button mechanism on display port cables even exist? Because we literally cannot get those shits in, literally almost broke a nail, and it still hurts. Not to mention with how fucked up our hands are, it's incredibly demoralizing. Display port only displays the inability to just plug in a thing, pain and suffering

[dangoarts]

the best thing ever is when you move past that feeling of being cringe while liking a certain topic

character growth fr

[fabulouslygaybean]

my mom's trying to buy me a new laptop now but like. its so hard to find any laptops that fit my needs that aren't a couple thousand bucks :(

[rfantennaindia]

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[productbehindreviews]

BenQ SW270C 27 Inch QHD 1440p monitor

Intruduction

BenQ SW270C 27 Inch QHD 1440p PhotoVue IPS Photo and Video Editing Hardware Calibration Computer Monitor with AQCOLOR Tech. for Accurate Reproduction and HDR, 99% Adobe RGB, sRGB and Rec.709 is a top-of-the-line monitor that packs a lot of features for serious photo and video editing. The monitor has a 27-inch QHD 1440p IPS panel and AQCOLOR Technology. Allowing for accurate reproduction and HDR, 99% Adobe RGB, sRGB and Rec.709 coverage.

The hardware calibration feature allows you to make sure that the colors on the monitor are as accurate as possible and the HDR feature helps to make the photos look more vibrant. The monitor also has two HDMI ports, one DisplayPort and one mini DisplayPort, allowing you to easily connect various devices to the monitor. All in all, the BenQ SW270C is a great choice for anyone who is looking for a monitor that is designed for serious photo and video editing.

Features

Screen Size27 InchesDisplay Resolution Maximum2560 x 1440 PixelsBrandBenQSpecial FeatureHardware Calibration, USB Hub, High Dynamic RangeRefresh Rate60 Hz

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[gdalam2017]

Sceptre 24" Professional Thin 75Hz 1080p LED Monitor 2x HDMI VGA Build-in Speakers, Machine Black (E248W-19203R Series) Screen Size: 24 Inches Display Resolution Maximum: 1920 x 1080 Pixels Brand: Sceptre Special Feature: Blue Light Filter, Tilt Adjustment, Flicker-Free, Built-In Speakers Refresh Rate  60 Hz About this item 24"" Ultra slim profile Contemporary sleek metallic design Slim bezel with thin chassis. Audio will play from HDMI, there are also built in speakers, and you can also attach your own speakers or use headphones. 2 x HDMI Ports (convertible to DVI) VESA wall mount ready Mounting type: VESA Hole Pattern 100mm x 100mm Up to 75Hz Refresh Rate"

[techslim]

O monitor LG 29WK500-P: o equilíbrio perfeito entre custo e qualidade para jogos e trabalhos

O monitor LG 29WK500-P é uma excelente escolha para quem busca um monitor ultrawide com bom custo-benefício para jogos e trabalhos. Ele é uma opção mais acessível para usuários que desejam ter uma tela de grande escala IPS LCD para melhorar sua produtividade. Além disso, a resolução de 2560×1080 atrai os jogadores que desejam experimentar a tendência do 21:9, tornando o monitor versátil para…

[karingottschalk]

Jon Fauer ASC's Always Essential & Excellent 'Film and Digital Times' September 2022 Issue Is Out Now

Jon Fauer ASC’s Always Essential & Excellent ‘Film and Digital Times’ September 2022 Issue Is Out Now

The September 2022 issue of the number one most essential bimonthly film and digital movie production publication, ‘Film and Digital Times’, by cinematographer Jon Fauer, ASC, is out now to read online, download as a PDF or obtain in its printed version.  We’ve already skimmed through it as a PDF and several products, news and interview articles immediately caught our eye:  Claudio Miranda, ASC…

[thefrogman]

I can't believe you forgot the five thousand dollar HDMI cable! That's the most important part! Never mind the fact that most HDMI cables do basically the same thing and have very few specialized features, don't think about it. Never mind the fact that gold plating is worthless on a digital signal. Spend five thousand dollars on a gold plated HDMI lead, right now!

You can never go wrong with AudioQuest. If you want overpriced cable nonsense, they got you covered.

Meet the Dragon "10K" HDMI cable.

For a cool $2300 you can get "Level 7 Noise Dissipation."

LEVEL 7!!!!!

Check out this totally scientific description of this feature...

"Traditional “100% shielding” is not enough to guard against the increasingly prevalent effects of Wi-Fi, cellular, and satellite radiation. In AudioQuest HDMI cables, all 19 conductors are Direction-Controlled to minimize the RF Noise that damages performance by “directing” or draining it away from the most vulnerable circuits. In Level 7 Noise Dissipation, high-loss graphene is added to the carbon layer sandwiched between layers of metal around the 4 FRL + eARC pairs, a "global" high-loss carbon layer is placed around all conductors, we incorporate our patented 72v Dielectric-Bias System, and even the drain wires are 100% Perfect-Surface Silver."

I'm sure all of that would hold up to scientific scrutiny.

I mean, sure, you are just transferring 1s and 0s back and forth, and as long as all of the 1s and 0s get where they need to go, your picture will look exactly the same with a $10 cable as it does with a $2300 cable... but I really do need that Level 7 dissipation. My house is constantly flooded with satellite radiation.

Yes, there are shitty HDMI cables. And some of them struggle to meet the bandwidth they claim on the packaging. This will cause no picture or sound or it will cause dropouts or skipped frames. Sometimes you will get crazy artifacts that pop in and out. But you cannot improve video or audio quality with a fancy cable.

You will not see magical colors so bright you cum in your shorts.

You will not hear indescribably intense bass that will violently vibrate your testicles--killing your sperm. That was microplastics, okay?

You will get the data that was encoded into the media file.

You just need a cable that can pass along that data without incident. Buying a "good" cable is actually recommended. Blue Jeans Cable is a great brand that has high quality control standards and a good warranty. They are a little spendy, but everything is a good value.

Their website is built on ancient GeoCities technology...

So you know they prioritize their budget toward R&D and product design over graphic designer or a subscription to Squarespace.

I buy their cables because they always meet the data bandwidth they claim and they can take abuse due to using tougher materials that last.

My best advice when buying an HDMI or other data cable is to figure out how much bandwidth you need, and then make sure in the product description they mention the data rate.

So if you want 4K resolution at 60 Hz, you will need a cable that does at least 18 gigabits per second. If you need 4K/120Hz/4:4:4/12 bit, then the bandwidth should be 48 Gbps. And if you get more bandwidth than you actually need, the cable is backwards compatible.

Here is a handy chart...

USUALLY, if they list the actual data rate (Gbps) in the product description, you can trust they certified it can pass that much data through. It's when you don't see any Gbps rating in the product description that you should move on to another cable.

(USB standards are insanely confusing, but the same advice applies. Try to find out the data rate you need and research to make sure the cable is capable of that.)

I'm afraid all of this cable nonsense goes back a long way. When I turned 16 I immediately applied for a job at Best Buy selling computers. And I really loved that job. So many people were clueless about computers back then and I was very good at assessing their needs and making sure they went home with the equipment and accessories that would suit them within their budget.

And if they tried to buy the eMachines computers, I would tell them they might as well set their money on fire.

Throw directly into trash because this is some hot garbage.

Unfortunately my managers pressured me to sell warranties and accessories that I didn't really believe in. The hardest thing they asked me to do was sell people gold-plated printer cables. This is back when printers still used a parallel port connection.

They wanted me to sell these for $40 to $60 (depending on length).

Even though these bad boys did the exact same thing for only $20.

I could actually see on the store's computer how much markup these cables had. The cheap ones cost Best Buy the exact same amount as the gold ones.

Maybe they weren't as aesthetically pleasing, but those cheaper cables were built like fuckin' tanks. I probably still have some of these in my basement that would function just as well as they did 25 years ago.

The ONLY difference was the "gold" contacts on the ends. But my managers told me to lie to customers. I was to tell them you would get much faster print speeds, better colors, and more DPI (dots per inch). But both cables sent the same 1s and 0s. They either worked or they didn't. The only tiny advantage is that gold contacts are slightly less resistant to corrosion over time. But I have yet to see that happen within the lifespan of any cable.

So I would tell customers it was a waste of money and lie to my managers saying the customers weren't interested.

"Did you tell them it was faster?" "Yes." (A lie.) "Did you tell them it made the colors better?" "Yes." (Also a lie.) "Well, we're going to have to work on your sales presentation skills." "Sounds good, boss." (Whatever, dude.)

[hexational]

i know i said id never talk about them but im caving in, here are my regretevator ocs Buddy and Ex-P

they dont actually talk to each other all that much, but they have in common both being very sickly (buddy is chronically ill and ex-p is just like that) and so both actively avoid infected like he's the plague (because he kind of is in a way)

they have a bunch of lore but uuhmm uhm im too nervous and dont wanna share it just yet, if u have a question about them feel free to ask and i might try and answer without crying and throweing up

also yes i did base ex-p off my own lampert design because i didnt want to give him pants also-also their tail is a HDMI-cord

[irradiate-space]

left is the new design, with screen via HDMI to free up the GPIO pins. right is the old design, which used a Hyperpixel and a StereoPi v2 for the CM4.

many people are asking: why does your WIP cyberdeck have a full-size Ethernet jack?

answer: because it's the only GUI device in my house with an Ethernet jack

[puppetchamber]

Blue cable design. model will have 2 of these guys+the F ports which I'm still working on.

Yeah I took heavy inspiration from 15 pin VGA cables. I wanted some cable size variation on the back of the head+umbilical. for all its computer textures Rworld used a ton of textures taken from old computer motherboards and I wanted to roll with that vibe of familiar yet alien.

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plus all the variation between old computer cables is neat. I do like everything going to HDMI, USB, and Type-C for sheer usability but I feel like we lost metaphorical computer genetic diversity or something. idk.

[bro3256]

DKOldies is a scam (and here's why)

If you have been watching TikToks and YouTube Shorts recently then you certainly have stumbled upon DKOldies, they host an online store that exclusively sells used video games. The short videos they post are more or less advertisements for their business and on the surface there's nothing wrong about them, if anything the videos themselves can be entertaining. However as the popularity of DKOldies as grown, it's become more apparent that they are ripping buyers off and also contributing to the video game bubble we are in.

What do I mean by video game bubble? Well since 2019, prices for used video games have skyrocketed in value mainly due to demand from existing collectors but also investors swooping in and buying up games for the purpose of making a profit. As of me writing this post, the bubble has yet to pop but it'll certainly happen soon.

What does this have to do with DKOldies?

Simply put, they overprice the HELL out of their items. It's to the point where its even over the value you get on PriceCharting, but you might think that they're cutting you a deal since its half off right?

So those deals were never really deals to begin with, these items are released with these discounts in place and the Wayback Machine clearly shows that they've been doing this for years. This most certainly is false advertising which is illegal in many countries including where DKOldies operates.

But lets say you disregard the fake discounts and buy an NES bundle for... $250?!?

Well its advertised as being refurbished and you'd expect a pretty clean system especially since DKOldies regularly posts videos of them cleaning games and consoles. Unfortunately, you're not going to get a properly refurbished console as ReviewTechUSA recently put out a video of them unboxing this exact bundle.

Not only was the console still dirty but its partially cracked on the right side. The pins on both the cartridges and console were also not cleaned, which really begs the question if they're really taking the time to actually clean these games and consoles up, again this is clear false advertising.

They also tend to recommend pretty awful things for games, such as using those cheap AV to HDMI converter boxes to play your older consoles on a modern display. These boxes are not designed for video games at all and you'll certainly get a bad muddy picture on top of input lag. I would instead buy a proper upscaler that is designed for video games such as the various RetroTink upscalers. These add no lag and look amazing in comparison.

Now why do they recommend something this awful? Because they not only sell these individually on their site but is an option to be included in most bundles for an absurd markup.

It's even more baffling here since even if you were interested in picking this up, you can just go on Amazon and get one for cheaper.

To wrap things up, I want to mention that DKOldies does do online trade ins. Typically when you trade an item into a store, you'll typically get less than the current average value of the item which is how most local game stores deal with trade ins. DKOldies has a page listing their offers for trade ins and they are laughably low.

Several folks have even made videos talking about how ridiculous these offers are. DKOldies responded by hiding these prices and requiring that you email them to inquire about the price.

(Source: Retail King)

At the end of the day, DKOldies is a business and their focus is making as much money as possible. They've even made a video directly responding to the backlash they've been getting.

This video doesn't address any of the points many have made, if anything its propaganda. It's just a small business, a business that overprices the items they sell and is not transparent about their refurbishments. Unless DKOldies gets slapped with a lawsuit (which at this point is inevitable) then my only plea to those getting into used video games is to avoid DKOldies. If you can, buy from local game stores, go thrifting, and if all else fails eBay will absolutely cut you a better deal because everyone else beats DKOldies prices.