2013年12月12日星期四

A comparison of Multimode and traditional Displayport

The DisplayPort is an interface on your computer that allows you to watch digital videos and online material on an external display. It also supports audio data over the HDMI cable for transmission so you can transmit video and audio using a single cable.
This technology is available on monitors and televisions. It is just like HDMI, you can hook up a source for example your personal computer to your TV by using a DisplayPort cable. It transfers both video and audio data in HD for your high-definition TV. Both traditional and Multi-mode ports, which is often referred to as dual mode, adds an extra feature that have the ability to transform the DP signals to other types, including DVI and HDMI by using an adapter.
Identification
You can identify a dual mode or multi mode Displayport with a DP++ sign on old computers. The logo consists of two plus signs that is a letter "P" written in white color inside a black color letter "D". However, the different website formally describes icons for traditional and multi-mode with the same logo, without using plus signs.
Significance
Because typical DP is not suitable for other signal forms, you have to use devices that have DP ports if don't have adapter. However, by purchasing an effective adapter you can connect DisplayPort output with any input device. The adapter transmits signals from DP to DVI or HDMI, such as if you buy an active adapter, you won't be able to connect a DisplayPort output to a passive cable. But, dual-mode output devices have the ability to work with adapter, which can be normally purchase at lower price.
Considerations

Multi-mode DP uses a small size, an affordable adapter as the port itself identifies the connection to a DVI or HDMI cable and swap between transmission modes. The adapter doesn't transform the signals and is just able to transmitting data one way. Keep in mind that while DisplayPort is capable of supporting both video and audio, so make sure the manufacturer includes audio support. Moreover, DVI only supports video, so you will require an extra audio cable.

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  1. Not only this, the HDMI converter is also provided with a built-in scaler to cater to 2D formats and to enhance video quality.

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    1. To benefit from this, you can either use a remote or push the button.

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  2. Generally, these 2D to 3D HDMI converter boxes give users an access to scaling and depth modes for 3D viewing.

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    1. Because of the incorporation of remote and button features, you can also flip from one source to another, such as from cable box to Blu-ray player to set-top box, etc.

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