Paris — Motivated by the burgeoning market for high-definition multimedia interface devices, startup Vativ Technologies Inc. will introduce this week what the company says is the industry's first ...

SAN DIEGO, CA – Vativ Technologies, Inc., a world leader in DSP-based wired communications has announced the emergence of their newest integrated circuit (IC). The High Definition Multimedia Interface ...

Vativ Technologies today announced the sample availability of the VTV2313, the company’s next-generation HDMI receiver supporting the dynamic new features introduced in the HDMI 1.3a specification.

Offering advanced connectivity, the receivers ensure consumers can easily upgrade to the next hot technology source. The VSX-82TXV and VSX-84TXVi use a new Genesis video scaler chip with DCDi by ...

The HDMI 2.1 chip in the CINEMA 60 has been improved, allowing up to 40Gbps of bandwidth in three of its HDMI ports, including all signals with a 4K@120Hz setup.

The SiI9125, tailored for use in high-definition televisions (HDTVs), is a dual-input receiver that fits directly into HDTVs as a drop-in upgrade to add HDMI 1.3.

Analog Devices claims to have produced the industry's smallest single chip receivers to incorporate HDMI specification version 1.4a support for 3d display resolutions and extended colorimetry. The new ...

I started hearing rumours on the AV grapevine last week that the latest Denon and Marantz AV receivers and amps currently finding their way into stores didn’t appear to be affected by an HDMI 2. ...

The HDMI 2.1 port on the Marantz SR8015 is also apparently impacted by the black screen bug. Photo: Marantz. It appears possible, too, that the problem could spread to other next gen game-friendly ...

Yamaha has chosen the ABT2010 video scaling chip from Anchor Bay for use in Yamaha’s RX-Z7 and RX-V3900 AV HDMI 1.3-enabled receivers. The chip incorporates Anchor Bay’s Video ...

There needed to be a better way to get audio from the TV itself to the receiver, and thankfully, one came about with the evolution of the HDMI spec Audio Return Channel in 2009 as part of HDMI 1.4.

Additionally, the receiver has a USB Type-C port compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 1 (5Gbps), allowing users to connect peripherals such as USB hard drives, memory sticks, and keyboards.