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HDMI协议版本2.1是由HDMI论坛发布的高清晰度多媒体接口规范的最新版本。该规范包含了478页的内容,涵盖了诸多技术细节和标准。
HDMI协议版本2.1的发布代表了高清晰度多媒体接口技术的最新进展。该规范的发布日期为机密信息,这意味着只有授权人员才能获取这一信息。HDMI协议版本2.1的发布标志着HDMI论坛持续致力于推动高清晰度多媒体接口技术的发展,并且为消费者提供更好的音视频体验。
HDMI协议版本2.1的发布对于消费者来说意味着什么呢?首先,这意味着更高的分辨率和更高的图像质量。HDMI协议版本2.1支持8K分辨率和更高的帧率,这意味着消费者可以享受更清晰、更流畅的画面。此外,HDMI协议版本2.1还支持动态HDR,这意味着消费者可以在观看高清视频时获得更好的色彩表现和对比度。
除了更高的分辨率和更好的图像质量,HDMI协议版本2.1还带来了更大的带宽。新的规范支持48Gbps的带宽,这意味着可以传输更多的数据,包括更高的分辨率、更高的帧率和更多的音频通道。这为消费者提供了更大的灵活性,可以满足不同场景下的需求。
除了以上提到的技术特性,HDMI协议版本2.1还支持自适应帧同步、变量刷新率、动态元数据和eARC等新功能。这些功能使得消费者可以获得更好的观影、游戏和音频体验。总的来说,HDMI协议版本2.1的发布代表了高清晰度多媒体接口技术的飞速发展,为消费者带来了更好的音视频体验和更大的便利性。
然而,需要注意的是,HDMI协议版本2.1规范中也提到了一些技术细节需要消费者和生产商注意。例如,由于新版本支持的分辨率和帧率更高,产品设计和制造方面需要更加注重性能和稳定性。此外,新规范中的一些新特性可能需要更新现有的硬件和软件,因此对于消费者和制造商来说,需要考虑兼容性和更新成本。
总的来说,HDMI协议版本2.1的发布代表了高清晰度多媒体接口技术的最新进展,为消费者带来了更好的音视频体验。然而,对于消费者和制造商来说,需要在更新硬件和软件方面做出相应的考虑,以确保新技术的兼容性和稳定性。相信随着时间的推移,新规范会逐渐得到广泛接受,为消费者带来更好的产品和体验。
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Figure 9-29: ERX_LATENCY_REQ Register Use Example ................................................................................................. 244
522
Figure 9-30: eARC example circuit depicting Differential Audio and Common Mode Data Channel Data ..................... 250
523
Figure 9-31: eARC Eye Diagram Mask at TP2, eARC Source for Audio data output ........................................................ 250
524
Figure 10-1: SCDC Update Read ...................................................................................................................................... 287
525
Figure 10-2: SCDC Combined Format Read ..................................................................................................................... 287
526
Figure 10-3: SCDC Write .................................................................................................................................................. 288
527
Figure 10-4: Read Request signal .................................................................................................................................... 290
528
Figure 10-5: Read Request signal with STOP condition................................................................................................... 291
529
Figure 10-6: Read Request Timeout ................................................................................................................................ 292
530
Figure 10-7: EDID Latency Handling for a Repeater with Video Processing .................................................................... 295
531
Figure 10-8: EDID Latency Handling for an Amplifier ...................................................................................................... 296
532
Figure 10-9: EDID Latency Handling for an Amplifier with Video Processing ................................................................. 297
533
Figure 10-10: Dynamic Auto Lipsync Example of Operation ........................................................................................... 299
534
Figure 10-11: Example of the use of [Low Latency Mode] flag ....................................................................................... 302
535
Figure 10-12: TV reports updated latency value(s) and flags when changing latency .................................................... 303
536
Figure 10-13: TV reports current latency value(s) and flags upon request ..................................................................... 303
537
Figure 10-14: Three-device scenario, initiation by Amplifier’s request .......................................................................... 304
538
Figure 10-15: Operation of audio delay when [Audio Output Compensated]=1 versus 2 .............................................. 305
539
Figure 10-16: Timing of the FAPA Relative to the Video Timing, FAPA_start_location=0 .............................................. 310
540
Figure 10-17: Timing of the FAPA Relative to the Video Timing, FAPA_start_location=1 .............................................. 311
541
Figure 10-18: Scope of Multi-Touch definition covered by This Specification ................................................................ 315
542
Figure 11-1: Logical Address Allocation (Clarified from H14b CEC Figure 8) ................................................................... 331
543
Figure 11-2: A typical scenario for a device waking up (transitions #1 and #2) .............................................................. 337
544
Figure 11-3: A typical scenario for a device waking up (transition #4) ........................................................................... 338
545
Figure 11-4: A typical scenario for the broadcast (system) Standby feature (from H14b CEC Figure 13) ...................... 338
546
Figure 11-5: A typical scenario for the Standby feature to a specific device (Clarified from H14b CEC Figure 14) ........ 339
547
Figure 11-6: A typical scenario where the user presses and quickly releases the same button (Clarified from H14b CEC
548
Figure 22) ........................................................................................................................................................................ 341
549
Figure 11-7: A typical scenario where the user quickly presses a second button ........................................................... 341
550
Figure 11-8: The messages sent in the Vendor Specific Commands feature (from H14b CEC Figure 21) ....................... 347
551
Figure 11-9: Example message flow, when a CEC Switch is manually switched (from H14b CEC Figure 12) .................. 352
552
Figure 11-10: An example of TV and Amplifier implementing Press and Hold behavior (Clarified from H14b CEC Figure
553
32) ................................................................................................................................................................................... 353
554
Figure 11-11: A Typical Operation of the volume control where the user presses and quickly releases a button ......... 354
555
Figure 11-12: An example of TV and STB implementing Press and Hold behavior ......................................................... 355
556
Figure 11-13: Typical Operation to discover the Audio Format capability of an Amplifier (Clarified from H14b CEC Figure
557
34) ................................................................................................................................................................................... 356
558
Figure 12-1: Standard Power Delivery Cases .................................................................................................................. 389
559
Figure 12-2: Power Delivery with a Repeater, Simple Cases ........................................................................................... 390
560
Figure 12-3: Power Delivery with a Repeater, Compound Cases .................................................................................... 390
561
Figure 12-4: Example of Possible Sink Device Cable Detach/Attach Detection .............................................................. 394
562
Figure 12-5: Initial Power Provisioning ........................................................................................................................... 395
563
Figure 12-6: Power Use Case: Source Operates as a PSink, Sink operates as a PSource ................................................ 397
564
Figure 12-7: Power Use Case: Source Operates as a PSource, Sink operates as a PSink ................................................ 398
565
Figure 12-8: Power Delivery State Machine for Sources Capable of functioning as a PSource ...................................... 400
566
Figure 12-9: AdDDC Channel Layers ................................................................................................................................ 445
567
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Figure 12-10: AdDDC Electrical Circuitry ......................................................................................................................... 446
568
Figure 12-11: Differential AdDDC Signal Waveform from Source to Sink at TP1 without Backward Signal ................... 447
569
Figure 12-12: Differential AdDDC Signal Waveform from Sink to Source at TP2 without Forward Signal...................... 447
570
Figure 12-13: Differential AdDDC Signal Waveform at TP2 with Matching Waveform and Delay between Source and
571
Sink without Interconnection .......................................................................................................................................... 447
572
Figure 12-14: TP1 Input Eye Diagram for AdDDC Backward Signal ................................................................................. 450
573
Figure 12-15: AdDDC Reference Cable Equalizer Gain Curve .......................................................................................... 451
574
Figure 12-16: TP2 Input Eye Diagram for AdDDC Forward Signal ................................................................................... 454
575
Figure 12-17: Category 3 Cable DDC Attenuation Limits – Informative .......................................................................... 455
576
Figure 12-18: AdDDC State Diagram ............................................................................................................................... 457
577
Figure 12-19: TDM Structure ........................................................................................................................................... 459
578
Figure 12-20: TDM State Machine Example .................................................................................................................... 460
579
Figure 12-21: Slot 0 Transaction...................................................................................................................................... 462
580
Figure 12-22: Slot 0 Transport CRC Code Generator ....................................................................................................... 463
581
Figure 12-23: DDC vs. DDC Tunneling Transactions ........................................................................................................ 466
582
Figure 12-24: Slots 1…24 Channel ................................................................................................................................... 467
583
Figure 12-25: Transport Container Transaction .............................................................................................................. 468
584
Figure 12-26: Transport Container CRC Code Generator ................................................................................................ 469
585
Figure 12-27: Transport Container Credit Exchange Example ........................................................................................ 471
586
Figure 12-28: Transport Container structure .................................................................................................................. 472
587
Figure 12-29: Message Fragmentation Example ............................................................................................................. 474
588
Figure 12-30: Unfair Transport Container Buffer Usage Example ................................................................................... 475
589
Figure 12-31: Fair Transport Container Buffer Usage Example ....................................................................................... 476
590
Figure 12-32: Protocol Flow Control Example ................................................................................................................. 477
591
592
593
HDMI Forum Confidential Page 18 of 478
Table of Tables
594
Table 5-1: Type A with Power Connector Pin Assignment .................................................................................................42
595
Table 5-2: Type D with Power Connector Pin Assignment .................................................................................................42
596
Table 5-3: Connector Contact Sequence for Type A Connector .........................................................................................43
597
Table 5-4: Cable Assembly Parameters ..............................................................................................................................49
598
Table 5-5: Type A, Category 1, 2 vs. Category 3 Connector Pin Assignment Comparison .................................................52
599
Table 5-6: Type C, Category 1, 2 vs.to Category 3 Connector Pin Assignment Comparison ..............................................53
600
Table 5-7: Type D, Category 1, 2 vs. Category 3 Connector Pin Assignment Comparison .................................................53
601
Table 5-8: Electrical Performance ......................................................................................................................................55
602
Table 6-1: DC Characteristics for 3.4 Gbps < R
bit
≤ 6.0 Gbps at TP1 ...................................................................................61
603
Table 6-2: AC Characteristics for 3.4 Gbps < R
bit
≤ 6.0 Gbps at TP1 ...................................................................................61
604
Table 6-3: Source Impedance Characteristics for 3.4 Gbps < R
bit
≤ 6.0 Gbps at TP1 ..........................................................61
605
Table 6-4: HDMI Source Jitter Characteristics for 3.4 Gbps < R
bit
≤ 6.0 Gbps at TP2_EQ ...................................................62
606
Table 6-5: Functions defining horizontal and vertical dimensions for the eye diagram at TP2_EQ ..................................63
607
Table 6-6: Sink Operating DC Input Characteristics for devices supporting 3.4 Gbps < R
bit
≤ 6.0 Gbps at TP2 ..................64
608
Table 6-7: Sink AC Input Characteristics for 3.4 Gbps < R
bit
≤ 6.0 Gbps at TP2 ..................................................................64
609
Table 6-8: Sink Impedance Characteristics for 3.4 Gbps < R
bit
≤ 6.0 Gbps at TP2 ..............................................................64
610
Table 6-9: Summary of scrambling periods ........................................................................................................................66
611
Table 6-10: First 32 LFSR Values for all Data Channels ......................................................................................................68
612
Table 6-11: Bit assignments for XOR logic operation for 8-bit data ...................................................................................69
613
Table 6-12: Bit assignments for XOR logic operation for 4-bit data ...................................................................................69
614
Table 6-13: 8-bit values that map to the TMDS Video Guard Band Codes ........................................................................69
615
Table 6-14: 8-bit values that map to the TMDS Data Island Guard Band Codes ................................................................69
616
Table 6-15: IToggle Bit Generation Variables .....................................................................................................................71
617
Table 6-16: Bit assignments for XOR logic operation for 4-bit data ...................................................................................72
618
Table 6-17: 10-bit codes for scrambled control periods ....................................................................................................72
619
Table 6-18: CEC line Electrical Specifications for all Configurations ..................................................................................84
620
Table 6-19: FRL Lane link rates ...........................................................................................................................................86
621
Table 6-20: DC Characteristics for 6 Gbps, 8 Gbps, 10 Gbps, and 12 Gbps at TP1 .............................................................88
622
Table 6-21: AC Characteristics for 3 Gbps, 6 Gbps, 8 Gbps, 10 Gbps, and 12 Gbps at TP1 ................................................89
623
Table 6-22: Source Impedance Characteristics for 3 Gbps, 6 Gbps, 8 Gbps, 10 Gbps, and 12 Gbps at TP1 (Informative) 89
624
Table 6-23: Parameters defining horizontal and vertical dimensions for the 16b18b eye diagram at TP2_EQ ................90
625
Table 6-24: TP2_EQ Source Jitter Requirement (unit is T
bit
= 1/R
bit
) ..................................................................................90
626
Table 6-25: Sink operating DC Input Characteristics for Devices supporting 3 Gbps, 6 Gbps, 8 Gbps, 10 Gbps, and 12
627
Gbps at TP2 ........................................................................................................................................................................91
628
Table 6-26: Sink AC Input Characteristics for 3 Gbps, 6 Gbps, 8 Gbps, 10 Gbps, and 12 Gbps at TP2 ...............................91
629
Table 6-27: Sink Impedance Characteristics for 3 Gbps, 6.0 Gbps, 8 Gbps, 10 Gbps, 12 Gbps at TP2 (Informative) .........91
630
Table 6-28: P2_EQ Sink Jitter Tolerance Requirement (unit is T
bit
= 1/R
bit
)........................................................................92
631
Table 6-29: Sinusoidal Jitter Frequency and Jitter Amplitude for Sink Jitter Tolerance Test .............................................92
632
Table 6-30: HF-VSDB registers for Sink Link Training Capability ........................................................................................93
633
Table 6-31: SCDC registers for Link Training ......................................................................................................................93
634
Table 6-32: Link Training Patterns in 16b18b mode ..........................................................................................................94
635
Table 6-33: First 11 LFSR values for 16b18b PRBS .............................................................................................................95
636
Table 6-34: Link Training States .........................................................................................................................................96
637
Table 6-35: FRL Map Character – FRL Packet Type ......................................................................................................... 100
638
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Table 6-36: Video Guard Band symbols and TMDS-decoded symbols for the TMDS Data Channels ............................. 101
639
Table 6-37: Mapping Video Blanking Data (Control Period, Island Guard Bands, and Island Data) to FRL Characters .. 113
640
Table 6-38: Conditions for FRL Examples ....................................................................................................................... 135
641
Table 6-39: Compute Parameters based on the Source Video ....................................................................................... 136
642
Table 6-40: Compute Bit Rate related Items ................................................................................................................... 136
643
Table 6-41: Active Video Period Infrastructure ............................................................................................................... 136
644
Table 6-42: Video Blank Period Infrastructure ................................................................................................................ 137
645
Table 6-43: Pixel Format Computations .......................................................................................................................... 138
646
Table 6-44: Video Pixel Results ....................................................................................................................................... 138
647
Table 6-45: Audio Support Verification Computations ................................................................................................... 139
648
Table 6-46: Additional Computations for Compressed Video ......................................................................................... 139
649
Table 6-47: Encoding of FRL Packet Characters .............................................................................................................. 141
650
Table 6-48: FRL Special Characters .................................................................................................................................. 142
651
Table 6-49: First 16 LFSR Values for all Data Lanes with 16b18b Coding ........................................................................ 143
652
Table 6-50: Bit assignments for XOR logic operation for 16-bit data .............................................................................. 144
653
Table 7-1: Video Timings that may be used with YC
B
C
R
4:2:0 Pixel Encoding ................................................................. 145
654
Table 7-2: Mapping Two 8-bit per component 4:2:0 Pixels to one 24-bit 4:4:4 Pixel prior to Deep Color Packing ........ 148
655
Table 7-3: Mapping Two 10-bit per component 4:2:0 Pixels to one 30-bit 4:4:4 Pixel prior to Deep Color Packing ...... 148
656
Table 7-4: Mapping Two 12-bit per component 4:2:0 Pixels to one 36-bit 4:4:4 Pixel prior to Deep Color Packing ...... 149
657
Table 7-5: Mapping Two 16-bit per component 4:2:0 Pixels to one 48-bit 4:4:4 Pixel prior to Deep Color Packing ...... 149
658
Table 7-6: Video Formats defined in ITU-R BT.2020 that are supported by This Specification ...................................... 151
659
Table 7-7: Video Quantization signaling (values for Q1, Q0) for RGB encoding ............................................................. 152
660
Table 7-8: Video Quantization signaling (values for YQ1 and YQ0) for YC
B
C
R
Pixel Encoding ......................................... 152
661
Table 7-9: 3D_Disparity_Data for 3D_DisparityData_version=001 ................................................................................. 153
662
Table 7-10: 3D_Disparity_Data for 3D_DisparityData_version=010 ............................................................................... 154
663
Table 7-11: Definition and values of multi_region_disparity_length and 3D_DisparityData_length ............................. 154
664
Table 7-12: Computing FVA_FACTOR
MAX
......................................................................................................................... 158
665
Table 7-13: VRRFVA Extended Metadata Structure ........................................................................................................ 160
666
Table 7-14: Nominal Recommended bpp Settings .......................................................................................................... 166
667
Table 7-15: Extended Recommended bpp Settings ........................................................................................................ 167
668
Table 7-16: VESA DSC PPS Summary ............................................................................................................................... 169
669
Table 7-17: VESA DSC rc parameter set summary .......................................................................................................... 170
670
Table 7-18: Example VESA DSC PPS Element “slice_width” computation results........................................................... 172
671
Table 7-19: Sample Results for 3 Lane applications ........................................................................................................ 174
672
Table 7-20: Sample Results for 4 Lane applications ........................................................................................................ 174
673
Table 7-21: Determining Max Supportable Audio Rate .................................................................................................. 175
674
Table 8-1: Packet Types ................................................................................................................................................... 178
675
Table 8-2: 3D Audio Sample Packet Header .................................................................................................................... 179
676
Table 8-3: One Bit 3D Audio Packet Header .................................................................................................................... 180
677
Table 8-4: Audio Metadata Packet Header ..................................................................................................................... 181
678
Table 8-5: Valid Bit Configurations for Audio Metadata Header .................................................................................... 183
679
Table 8-6: Audio Metadata Packet contents for 3D_AUDIO=1 ....................................................................................... 184
680
Table 8-7: 3D_CC field ..................................................................................................................................................... 185
681
Table 8-8: Audio Channel Allocation Standard Type field ............................................................................................... 185
682
Table 8-9: 3D_CA field for 10.2 Channels
(1)
(ACAT = 0x01) ............................................................................................. 186
683
Table 8-10: 3D_CA field for 22.2 Channels
(2)
(ACAT = 0x02) (Part 1 of 2) ........................................................................ 186
684
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Table 8-11: 3D_CA field for 30.2 Channels
(3)
(ACAT = 0x03) (Part 1 of 3) ....................................................................... 187
685
Table 8-12: Audio Metadata Packet contents when 3D_Audio=0 and CTA_3D_AUDIO=0 ............................................. 189
686
Table 8-13: Audio Metadata Descriptor .......................................................................................................................... 189
687
Table 8-14: Supplementary Audio Type .......................................................................................................................... 191
688
Table 8-15: Multi-Stream Audio Sample Packet Header ................................................................................................. 192
689
Table 8-16: One Bit Multi-Stream Audio Packet Header ................................................................................................. 193
690
Table 8-17: Extended Metadata Packet Header ............................................................................................................. 195
691
Table 8-18: Extended Metadata Packet Contents for Sequence_Index=0, First=1 ......................................................... 196
692
Table 8-19: Extended Metadata Packet Contents when First is cleared (=0) ................................................................. 199
693
Table 9-1: Operand Description of [Audio Format ID and Code] .................................................................................... 200
694
Table 9-2: Allowed Values for Channel Status bits 24 to 27, 30, and 31 ......................................................................... 201
695
Table 9-3: Supported Sample Frequency or Frame Rate for each Packet Type .............................................................. 202
696
Table 9-4: Recommended N and expected CTS for Audio Sample Frequency or Frame Rate of 32 kHz and
697
Multiples thereof ............................................................................................................................................................ 204
698
Table 9-5: Recommended N and expected CTS for Audio Sample Frequency or Frame Rate of 44.1 kHz and
699
multiples thereof ............................................................................................................................................................. 205
700
Table 9-6: Recommended N and expected CTS for Audio Sample Frequency or Frame Rate of 48 kHz and
701
multiples thereof ............................................................................................................................................................. 206
702
Table 9-7: Max 3D Audio Sampling Frequencies for 24-bit Video Format Timings (Informative) .................................. 208
703
Table 9-8: Max 3D Audio Sampling Frequencies for 24-bit 4:2:0 Video Format Timings (Informative) ......................... 209
704
Table 9-9: Channel Mapping for 12 Channel 3D Audio Sample Packet ........................................................................... 210
705
Table 9-10: Channel Mapping for 24 Channel 3D Audio Sample Packet......................................................................... 210
706
Table 9-11: Channel Mapping for 32-Channel 3D Audio Sample Packet ........................................................................ 210
707
Table 9-12: Valid Sample_Present Bit Configurations for 3D Audio ............................................................................... 211
708
Table 9-13: Mapping for Multi-Stream Audio Sample Packet with 2 audio streams ...................................................... 214
709
Table 9-14: mapping for Multi-Stream Audio Sample Packet with 3 audio streams ...................................................... 214
710
Table 9-15: Mapping for Multi-Stream Audio Sample Packet with 4 audio streams ...................................................... 214
711
Table 9-16: Valid Stream_Present Bit Configurations for Multi-Stream Audio transmission ......................................... 215
712
Table 9-17: eARC Naming Convention ............................................................................................................................ 218
713
A comparison of SPDIF, ARC, and eARC has been provided in Table 9-18.Table 9-18: eARC Audio Electrical Parameters
714
......................................................................................................................................................................................... 222
715
Table 9-19: Audio Packet Layout and Layout Value ........................................................................................................ 224
716
Table 9-20: Discovery and Disconnection Timing ........................................................................................................... 232
717
Table 9-21: eARC Common Mode Data Channel Timings ............................................................................................... 235
718
Table 9-22: eARC Common Mode Data Channel Commands ......................................................................................... 236
719
Table 9-23: eARC Common Mode Data Channel Device IDs ........................................................................................... 237
720
Table 9-24: Summary of Command or Data Packets for eARC Transaction Types.......................................................... 240
721
Table 9-25: eARC RX and Source Status Registers........................................................................................................... 241
722
Table 9-26: eARC Latency Registers ................................................................................................................................ 243
723
Table 9-27: eARC Capabilities and Status Data Structure ............................................................................................... 247
724
Table 9-28: Capabilities and Status Block ........................................................................................................................ 247
725
Table 9-29: BLOCK_ID Values .......................................................................................................................................... 247
726
Table 9-30: Type A Connector Pin Assignment................................................................................................................ 249
727
Table 9-31: Differential Mode Electrical Specifications .................................................................................................. 251
728
Table 9-32: Common Mode Data Channel Electrical Specifications ............................................................................... 251
729
Table 9-33: Cable Assembly Electrical Specifications (from H14b HEAC Table 2-17) ...................................................... 252
730
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