DrStranger
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To my understanding the full bandwidth currently of sharing audio and video features in HDMI 2.1 (even 2.1a) would only require 40 Gbps of bandwidth. I am in search of my next AVR and it’s a struggle. The pandemic, factories filling up with water and all other negative things that has been going on that causes more ore less the entire technology industry and all affected to completely halt/slow down development as well as releases, slay brands due to poor sales is not helping either. And hugging this forum and the reviews in search of next AVR is really therapy and test of my patients.
When I look at the current line up (at least the tiny info that vendors write in their spec) there are very few that has all HDMI ports with 40 Gbps. So my question is, do we think that 2022 and all the vendors will come to their senses and go full 40/48 Gbps on all ports in their next line up?
In case anyone wonders, I want to use the AVR to be my HDMI switch for all the gear instead of massive cabling behind the TV.
When I look at the current line up (at least the tiny info that vendors write in their spec) there are very few that has all HDMI ports with 40 Gbps. So my question is, do we think that 2022 and all the vendors will come to their senses and go full 40/48 Gbps on all ports in their next line up?
In case anyone wonders, I want to use the AVR to be my HDMI switch for all the gear instead of massive cabling behind the TV.