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Before they got video and sound in one cable HDMI there was a tri cable system. Yellow for Video, Red for Right Audio and White for Left Audio with RCA jacks.
An HDMI cable connector in this week's theme color with matching Velcro strap. The cable itself is an older style, not meeting current specifications. It was part of cable kits I made for film-festival use back when the events had programming on DVDs and Blu-ray Discs, a practice rendered obsolete now that programming exclusively consists of Digital Cinema Package files edited together to create a single program.
The cable color, one of a variety of available colors, was for circuit identification. I settled on green Velcro straps to identify my cables, in addition to keeping them neatly coiled.
on a Canon EOS R8
Macro Mondays 10.3.2025 "Sockets"
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Focus stack
Two inoperative USB-C multiport display adaptors, once used to connect laptop computers to projectors until some imperfection caused both to fail and the one on the left to fall apart, making the delicate circuitry vulnerable to further damage. I pried the faceplate off on the other one just to compare its innards (for the record, both circuit boards have components on both sides, an amazing design feat.)
September 18, 2017
Macro Mondays Theme: evolution
Technology evolution!
Subject: Audio/Video cable connector from RCA Audio/Video Cables (analog) to HDMI (digital)
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hardware pc ATI AMD cpu gpu intel nvidia agp pci vga dvi hdmi
hardware pc ATI AMD cpu gpu intel nvidia agp pci vga dvi hdmi
The possibility of losing this competition simply does not compute to me. While the seed part isn’t the most compatible this computer supports every input you need!
My second build for Iron Forge 2026 round 3. The seed part is the motor thingy piece. There are two in this MOC taking advantage of the intakes similar shape to an HDMI port.
Not entirely happy with presentation and the integration of editing on the frog photo but I'm learning. I did manage to sneak in a piece from one of my top scoring MOCs last year!
I was a first adopter when I purchased this HDMI cable 30 (?) years ago as the latest and most advanced audio/video gear on the planet. I finally found another use for this VERY EXPENSIVE "must have". After sitting in my basement for 20 years and having been moved twice, once across an international border, this cable has been reinvented as a perfect techno stand in for a Techno Aspe.
HMM!
From select Netflix shows with no processing on Nvidia Shield, then simple passthrough on LG TV, and into my Onkyo HTS via HDMI ARC.
J'ai eu la surprise cet après-midi de retrouver mon cordon HDMI en balade dans un jardin situé sur les hauteurs de Tahiti. Il a dû se perdre en voulant se diriger vers le site de Macro Mondays de ce jour avec son thème Plugs and Jacks. #Macro #PlugsandJacks #MacroMonday
Can you imagine watching the latest Hollywood blockbuster on this bad boy? Couldn't find a free HDMI slot tho!
I hate liquorice, but when my new flat HDMI cable arrived, it reminded me of those wheels straight away!
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Kit de vÃdeo vigilancia completo que incluye sistema DVR y 8 cámaras de peana. Sistema DVR (Digital Video Recorder) que graba imágenes de vÃdeo en tiempo real en un disco duro interno. Ideal para aplicaciones de CCTV (circuito cerrado de television) y vÃdeo vigilancia. Modelo de 8 canales con tecnologÃa de grabación de vÃdeo comprimido con el estándar D1 y CIF. Permite gestionar 1 disco duro SATA de hasta 4 TB (disco no incluido). Compatible con los estándares CVBS, VGA, HDMI, ethernet TCP/IP, RS485 y acceso remoto a través de web o dispositivo móvil.
Testing out the IKAN VX9 HDMI monitor with a Canon 7D and Sony Betacam. Really nice features on this monitor especially when shooting DSLR video.
I shot a video demonstrating how the VX9 works with my Canon 7D. See it here:
A simple circuit with simple firmware, but it allows better remote control of existing systems. In this case, I took an old working HDMI switch and added an Arduino and xbee front-end to it. When you tell the arduino to change ports, the arduino uses the IR.h library to send actual IR over a short length of wire (from that 3pin white molex connect on the left) into the modified switch box. Inside the box is the IR sender led and an IR receiver, optically linked (fancy words for: heat-shrinked tubing joining them, lol).
I taught the arduino the IR codes for this HDMI switch since I had its original 3-button remote. I used IR.h in receive mode to learn the hex longwords for those buttons. Then, I transferred the longword literal values to program code in the arduino. The arduino can then select an hdmi input port by program control.
Final step was to create an 'AT command' to read and write (control) the hdmi switch. I used the same format of xbee ascii command I've been using and added 'hi' for hdmi-input to the protocol.
By using my RF remote - that NOW knows about HDMI switches - I can get the current port and change it, as needed, from any room in the house.
When you are into technology as much as me, sometimes you gotta burn some money on basic infrastructure. $200 in cables, and I had to order another $100 not too long after this. Issues being addressed: Redundant ethernet cables to each computer, USB2 to USB3 upgrade (have since bought yet another USB hub to increase my computer to 23 USB ports), increased electric guitar roaming, blacklight computer cables, crowded electrical outlets, free monitor missing cables, running out of places to put guitars (I later bought 15 more guitar wall mounts).
********** THE ORDER: **********
POWER EXTENSION CABLES:
6ft 16AWG Power Extension Cord (13A/125V) - Black- 2 *$2.70 =$5.40
10ft 16AWG Power Extension Cord (13A/125V) - Black- 1 *$4.08 =$4.08
15ft 16AWG Power Extension Cord (13A/125V) - Black- 1 *$5.08 =$5.08
GUITAR STUFF:
Wall Mount for Acoustic Guitar - Vertical- 1 *$4.91 =$4.91
35ft guitar cable 1/4-inch Right Angle Male to Right Angle Male 16AWG Cable (Gold Plated)- 1 * $13.58 = $13.58
ANALOG A/V:
RCA Coupler - Gold Plated- 2 *$0.61 =$1.22
RCA Female to F Female Adapter - Gold Plated- 5 *$0.87 =$4.35
RCA Jack to 2 RCA Plug Splitter Adapter - Gold Plated- 7 *$0.52 =$3.64
NETWORK CABLES:
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 20ft, Red- 2 *$3.62 =$7.24
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 20ft, Orange- 2 *$3.62 =$7.24
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 20ft, Yellow- 2 *$3.62 =$7.24
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 14ft Green- 1 *$2.83 =$2.83
Cat6 24AWG UTP Ethernet Cable, 20ft, Purple- 2 *$3.61 =$7.22
HARDDRIVE CABLES:
36inch SATA 6Gbps Cable w/Locking Latch (90 Degree to 180 Degree) - Silver- 2 *$2.34 =$4.68
36inch SATA 6Gbps Cable w/Locking Latch - UV Green- 2 *$2.34 =$4.68
36inch SATA 6Gbps Cable w/Locking Latch - UV Red- 2 *$2.34 =$4.68
24inch SATA 6Gbps Cablew/Locking Latch - UV Green- 2 *$2.14 =$4.28
INTERNAL PC CABLES:
24inch 4pin MOLEX Male to (4) 15pin SATA II Female Power Cable (Net Jacket)- 1 *$2.13 =$2.13
12inch 5.25 Molex(Male)/Molex(Female) Power Extension Cable - 3 *$0.82 =$2.46
VIDEO CABLES:
VGA(HD15) Male to DVI-A Female Adapter - 1 *$2.60 =$2.60
15ft 32AWG Mini DisplayPort to DVI Cable - White - 1 * $11.78 = $11.78
Ultra Slim 18Gbps Active High Speed HDMI Cable with RedMere Technology, 15ft Red -1 * $24.40 = $24.40
MISC:
Stud Finder - Wood, Metal, Copper, and Electrical Conductor Finder -1 * $15.24 = $15.24
7-Port USB 3.0 Combo HUB (3.0x4, 2.0x3) w/ AC Adapter - 12V/2.5A - 1 * $33.09 = $33.09
Subtotal : $184.05
Shipping & Handling Cost : $16.25
GRAND TOTAL : $200.30
Ethernet cable, HDMI cable, MiniDisplayport to DVI adapter, RCA adapter, RCA coupler, RCA splitter, SATA cable, VGA toDVI adapter, extension cable, guitar cable, guitar mount, hub USB hardware, molex cable, power cable, stud finder, wall mount.
upstairs, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
June 2, 2015.
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Product Details:
1. Storage: 128MB
2. OS: Android 4.2
3. UI: Standard UI
4. Support: Windows/MacOS/Android/iOS
5. Wi-Fi Module: Yes(have be built-in wi-fi module)
6. Wi-Fi: 802.11b/g/n
7. Output interface: HDMI 1.3 type A male
8. Power: 5V
9. Key: U-key
10. LED: working LED
11. Model Number: AM8...
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This is like the iPhone's super highres 'Retina' display for serious filmmaking with dSLR's, camcorders, digital cinema cameras and other gear with HDMI, HD-SDI, 3D, component or composite video output. This little guy can be unlocked by purchasing a code from TVlogic to unleash scope monitoring, HDMI loop-through, range error indication, advanced audio monitoring, timecode display and some more useful stuff. It's really tempting but it'd run me another $500 and I think it's a bit much for just the scopes right now. It's good to know it can be done if need be. :)
It's an excellent build quality, broadcast grade field monitor with features like custom aspect ratio and anamorphic crop/matte, aperture, focus peaking etc which is invaluable on a good VFM.
THIS PHOTO WAS UPDATED (11-DEC-08)
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This is my setup im using for now which is a SHARP 50" FULL HD LCD 1080P as i also have a very expensive 130" LCD PROJECTOR which im not setting up yet due to working out a better setup and cinema style setup and design, as you will notice there is still plastic around the tv. The projector will be of course roof mounted and the model is INFOCUS screenplay 7205 which also supports 1080P,, it wont be atleast 2+ years before its up completely but when it is i will for sure take a photo and show it here.......
(I also own another 50" tv but its a rear projection Hitachi so its standard def not full hd which i will still keep since they will be worth nothing so i may as well keep it, i actually used this before i got the LCD tv)
So all in this setup you may see below the tv on the right is the almighty black XBOX360 ELITE with 120GB HARDDRIVE which has 1080P HDMI output and on the left of that is the cute little Nintendo Wii Wii above the ol' centre speaker which is all connected to my darling DENON AVR2000 amplifier with super clear digital dolby surround sound sitting there next to the LCD tv and on top of my amp is a PIONEER LASER-DISC player and on top of that is a DENON twin dolby tape deck and on top of that is a TOSHIBA HD-DVD player with 1080P HDMI output and on top of that is a BEYONWIZ twin HD tuner with 250GB internal harddrive and you can record 2 tv channels in HD at the same time while watching another movie and rewind live tv, even though my tv has a HD tuner built in i cant record unless i plug it into my pc but this way is better, the thing i like most about this HD tuner is that it has USB ports and memory card ports, on top of that i have a PIONEER DVD player which also has 1080P HDMI output for upscaling which also plays divx and a usb port for playing movies straight from a harddrive or flash drive etc and its multi-region due to the HD-DVD player being region coded for standard DVD's so now i can play anything i like tee hee, and on top is a 1TB Harddrive which is connected to the back USB port of my TWIN HD TUNER which is where i store all tv movies etc to its mostly full of music videos and movies that are all in DIVX format which upscales quite good so if it fills up which wont be for a while i just get another 1TB haha, the front speakers stands at 106cm in height.............
Incase your interested in the power of my darling DENON system, well the volume goes up to 40 on the dial and around the 13 - 15 mark its about as loud as the cinema which also has better bass and treble with clearer sound so as you may know i dont go over 15 hahaha but since i have played HD DVD movies the sound has more depth and loudness so now i dont go over 9 or 10 to be as loud as the cinema, i have had neighbors a few houses down complaining there dishes were dancing, the surround sound on this is just perfect, but i will later upgrade to another DENON with HDMI inputs and with 7.1 surround, also you may or may not notice just under the right hand side of the tv you see a black wound up peice of cable well that plugs into my PSP to play games or anything on via component on the tv which is about 5mt long
Also which is connected to the TV not pictured is also my pc which is a HP PAVILLION, DUAL CORE 2x 3.2GHZ, 4GB RAM, 160GB HARDDRIVE - INTERNAL (hardly used) / 250GB & 500GB EXTERNAL HARDDRIVES (maybe more later), 512MB RADEON GRAPHICS CARD WITH TV OUT, HD-TV TUNER AND RECORDER (FOR RECORDING LIVE TV TO THE HARDDRIVE), 2 18x DUAL LAYER DVD BURNERS, 12 USB PORTS, WIRELESS MICROSOFT KEYBOARD AND MOUSE and also wait for it yes the mouse pad... (wireless is the way to go cause you can surf the net or play games with the keyboard on your lap when its on the tv i even have a wireless remote to operate the pc for watching movies if need be.......anyway... in all its glory hope you like the photo.......
Please leave your comments, im interested in anything you say, you can love it, or you can like it, or you can hate it, or you can point at it and laugh yourself silly, all comments welcome........ ( you can view the photo bigger too )