Question Hdmi cable questions

[TheGamer147]

If a cable has high speed and ethernet does that mean is 2.0 ready

 

[andy1249]

Official logos and Quality assurance ratings and what they mean for cables are here.

HDMI :: Manufacturer :: HDMI 1.4 :: Finding the Right Cable

“ 2.0 ready” means nothing.

HDMI version numbers do not appy to cables.
Use of version numbers in relation to cables is officially banned as it only used by cable sellers in order to sell unnecessary items.

Are you having specific issues?

 

[TheGamer147]

Official logos and Quality assurance ratings and what they mean for cables are here.

HDMI :: Manufacturer :: HDMI 1.4 :: Finding the Right Cable

“ 2.0 ready” means nothing.

HDMI version numbers do not appy to cables.
Use of version numbers in relation to cables is officially banned as it only used by cable sellers in order to sell unnecessary items.

Are you having specific issues?

No not really just upgrading from a 1080p TV to 4k tv.

 

[Trollslayer]

The HDMI version applies to the electronics at either end, the grade e.g. High Speed applies to the cable.

 

[andy1249]

No not really just upgrading from a 1080p TV to 4k tv.

Try the cables you have.
Chances are they will be fine.

 

[EndlessWaves]

Ethernet is irrelevent and not used by TVs.

High Speed does mean it should support all the features of HDMI 2.0 devices.

 

[TheGamer147]

None of my cable have high speed written on them. But my TV info says HDR.

 

[EndlessWaves]

None of my cable have high speed written on them. But my TV info says HDR.

The majority of HDMI cables are high speed. Standard speed ones were never much cheaper

 

[Joe Fernand]

'None of my cable have high speed written on them. But my TV info says HDR.' - then they are working fine with no need to change them.

Joe