HDMI connections. If you're looking to buy a new PC monitor or buy a new graphics card, you'll want to consider the ...

No hacking necessary. Until now, streaming video over an IP network from an arbitrary HDMI output has been tricky, [danman] has been more than a little obsessed with getting it working on the cheap.

Connect the capture card to your computer’s USB port, then hook up any device with HDMI output, and you can record that device’s video using a free program called OBS (more on that shortly).

Right now, the most popular standard for PC and TV video ... The switch to HDMI 2.2 isn’t just important for end users like you and me, but also for manufacturers of graphics cards and other ...

Sadly, the Switch does not support USB video output in handheld mode, but handhelds like the ROG Ally do. After installing ...

A device that selects a video ... HDMI outputs, but the TV may have only one HDMI input. In this case, a three-port HDMI switch is used with three inputs for source components and one HDMI output ...

The new bandwidth ceiling is 96Gbps, equivalent to 12,000 megabytes transferred a second. This is double the 48Gbps of HDMI 2 ...

the Raspberry Pi 400 outputs HDMI and he uses a Shadowcast 2 capture card to accept HDMI on one end and output UVC video on the other, which is then fed into the Quest over a USB-C cable.