chkops a écrit:WhatALovelyDay a écrit:« The new configuration requires eARC support from both your TV and your audio device, which means both devices must support HDMI 2.1 — older HDMI versions do not support eARC. »
https://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/hdmi-arc-explained-works-care/
C'est incorrect.. enfin, je l'espère !
eARC doesn’t depend on HDMI 2.1
The really good news is that vendors can pick and choose which parts of the new HDMI standard they want to implement; they can add eARC without adding supporting for 8K video resolution, for instance. And eARC will play nice with older equipment, falling back to the older ARC standard when it needs to.
You’ll need eARC support at both ends of the cable to reap the maximum benefit from the new standard. That said, while there aren’t a lot of audio products currently supporting eARC, some devices might be upgradeable via firmware. Check with your vendor.Most older cables should work
Though there was a lot of hoopla and trepidation when HDMI 2.1 introduced yet another new cabling standard, the truth is that a good-quality cable from even the dawn of the HDMI era should function just fine with ARC. Move up to eARC and you’ll want one that can handle more bandwidth, but you still might not need to buy a new one. A standard HDMI cable with ethernet or anything of a higher grade (any high-speed HDMI cable with ethernet, or any ultra high-speed HDMI cable) should work. Some of the shoddier cables from the past might give you issues, but by all means, give your existing connections a whirl before you rush out to grab new ones.
https://www.techhive.com/article/344504 ... ained.html
Si l'on en croit ce qui est dit, l'eARC est bel et bien implémentable sur du 2.0... et les autres fonctionnalités aussi.
C'est bien le cas. Plusieurs ampli AV de 2019 sont en 2.0b tout en proposant eARC et ALLM.
Pour l'absence de HDMI 2.1, je serais assez déçu si ça se confirme. Je joue en partie sur ma TV. J'ai une FZ800 pour le salon et pour ma future salle geek, je voulais prendre une autre Oled Pana courant 2020...
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