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fizz wrote:ahh.
Cheers for the info.
Right.
No need to spend silly money on it.- Circuit Pack 
Lauren wrote:Just a generic HDMI cable will do.
£5 ebay jobby will do the same job as an £80 Monster Titanium/Gold/Unicorn Poo plated one.
viperrr wrote:Lauren wrote:Just a generic HDMI cable will do.
Agreed, a
i guess it depends how much data current bluray and HD games use.
Rev 3 GTSfizz wrote:ahh.
Cheers for the info.
Right.
- the PS3 becomes an access point for it. It does it all automatically!SamUK wrote:viperrr wrote:Lauren wrote:Just a generic HDMI cable will do.
Agreed, a
now i agreed with this till about 2 weeks ago but im still not sure?
cheaper cables have a much lower max transfer rate.
mite have to do some reading but it would seem they do make a difference.
Every professional test done shows no difference between p1$$ cheap cables and expensive ones. It's a con.RichardK wrote:What you can't do is use the PSP as a monitor for playing a PS3 title remotely.
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Engine rebuilt by: Steve Horrocks & Andy JonesEngine mapped by: Ryan@2bartuning (330 bhp & 325 lbft @ 1.4 bar)Current Status: F****D matt_mr2t wrote:SamUK wrote:viperrr wrote:
Agreed, a
now i agreed with this till about 2 weeks ago but im still not sure?
cheaper cables have a much lower max transfer rate.
mite have to do some reading but it would seem they do make a difference.
Rev 3 GTSRev 3 GTS.. are the cheaper ones suitable for our needs? i.e blue ray etc.. 
Seriously, just google hdmi cable test. Imagine if the government fitted speed restrictors to all cars. Would it then make a blind bit of difference if you had 300hp or 150? The end result would be the same... Just thinking about how soon they will start using this extra transfer rate. Now unless i'm very wrong here there's no way a bluray player or tv can be updated to suddenly display more than 1080p so as far as i can tell, you'll never need more? Until the next gen of toys come out with even higher resolution.matt_mr2t wrote:1080p is the highest resolution you can currently get on bluray and tv's and hdmi v1.3 can deal with 1080p.
they are trying to sell us cables we dont need yet which seems a bit odd.Rev 3 GTSSamUK wrote:matt_mr2t wrote:1080p is the highest resolution you can currently get on bluray and tv's and hdmi v1.3 can deal with 1080p.
yea so thats what i mean.
It's either there, or it isn't. If the cable is broken, you'll get dropouts, you cannot - with the same source and display device - get better "colour", "texture" or any other number of analogue things by using a different wire. A computer in the playback device calculates which numbers to send up the cable, and if those numbers don't all make it, then the sums aren't completed by the computer at the other end - and there are checks to ensure data integrity remains.- and I mean really long - cables might be improved by being better quality just to ensure the signals reach where they're going at the same time, but then that's going to be a case of "this cable doesn't work, this one does". Not the BS that reviewers of high-end cables spout. The best one was on the gadget show where no one could tell a blind bit of difference... finally started messing abotu with the PSP remote play and i am amazed by it! 
fizz wrote:Right.
I can watch all my DivX films on it via wifi which is excellent and the remote start is great too! I am loving my PS3!!!
