Originally Posted by
stevenebm
as for the comment above about not seeing the differance.like anything else dont buy cheap shite.go on to what hi fi mag and they will give you a list of top rated ones.a cable over 7 meters isnt certified to give 1080p hd.it prob will tho.7 meters is the longest hdmi that is certified 1080p.i just bought a 7 meter q.e.d from play for 75 quid.if your in to your audio etc you will appreciate spendin that bit more.
Can you explain why this is the case? Can you also explain who advertises in what hi fi magazine and where the test samples often come from? You are also wrong on 7m being the longest hdmi can send a 1080p source. In fact a cheaply made v1.3 cat 1 cable can transmit up to 15m when using "24 AWG conductors" and 340mhz/1600p can be sent down a cable.
Topic Starter,
What are you connecting that requires a 10m cable?