Primewire HDMI – HDMI
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Question about Primewire HDMI – HDMI
Does a 4 metre hdmi cable result in a loss of performance?
Helpful answer
Hello
Yes, should work if the cable is no longer than 5m.
Maximum cable lengths according to resolution
Full HD (1080p): Up to 10 metres with standard HDMI cables; high-quality cables can reach up to 15 metres.
CHIP tips
4K (2160p): Lengths of up to 5 metres with high-quality HDMI 2.0 cables are recommended. Active or optical HDMI cables are required for longer distances.
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8K (4320p): Passive HDMI 2.1 cables should not exceed 3 to 5 metres. Active cables or alternative transmission technologies are required for longer distances.
Yes, should work if the cable is no longer than 5m.
Maximum cable lengths according to resolution
Full HD (1080p): Up to 10 metres with standard HDMI cables; high-quality cables can reach up to 15 metres.
CHIP tips
4K (2160p): Lengths of up to 5 metres with high-quality HDMI 2.0 cables are recommended. Active or optical HDMI cables are required for longer distances.
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8K (4320p): Passive HDMI 2.1 cables should not exceed 3 to 5 metres. Active cables or alternative transmission technologies are required for longer distances.
No
I second Toby‘s answer: up until 5m there shouldn‘t be any loss of signal quality even in cheap cables.
No, nothing should happen at 4 metres. From 6 metres or longer, there may be a loss of sound, especially with a soundbar.