The DP to HDMI cable works only on a DP++ - a dual mode DP port. Thats a
port which got an HDMI encoder, but the electrical interface is a CML
type one (same as in DP and PCIe). The cable then contains a "level"
shifter.
You have to lookup a HDMI to DP converter chip, which does a little bit
more than just level conversion!
Daniel
On 11/03/2012 07:09 PM, James Cloos wrote:
"TB" == Troy Benjegerdes <[email protected]> writes:
I'm also very interested in what it will cost to get all the pieces
in place to have HDMI and a full gigabit PHY (with open-source of
whatever magic needs to happen to make that work) for the rest of
the SOC design.
GEth's cool. But you might want to specify display port rather than
hdmi due to the licensing costs. DP's royalty-free and DP->HDMI cables
are sufficiently available.
-JimC
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