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4K @50/60 2160P video resolution, offering four times the clarity of 1080p/60
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Multi-audio support up to 32 channels
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1536 kHz audio frequency for the highest sound quality
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Dual video streaming support for multiple users on the same screen
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Multi-audio streaming up to 1535 kHz for multiple users (up to 4 users)
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Ultra-wide 21:9 video support
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Dynamic synchronization for video and audio streams
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Extended command and control support for consumer electronics from a single point
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HDMI Ethernet feature allows high-speed network access for IP-enabled devices without a separate Ethernet cable (HDMI Link©)
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Audio Return Channel (ARC) allows upstream audio to HDMI-connected TV and sends audio to surround systems without extra cables
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Supports 3D input/output protocols over HDMI, playable on compatible 3D monitors
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Fully compatible with 4K, 2K, and Full HD TVs and monitors
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Compatible with digital cinema systems, home-theater setups, and next-generation digital devices
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ADDS support for additional color regions and extended colors in digital photos and computer graphics
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Premium HDMI certification
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HDMI Version 2.0
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18 Gbps bandwidth
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Supported resolutions: 4096×2160, 3840×2160, 2560×1600, 1920×1200, 1920×1080, 1280×720, 1024×768
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Supports 4K 60Hz, 2K 144Hz, Full HD 240Hz & 144Hz
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Full HD 3D 60Hz
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YCbCr 4:2:0
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Wide Color Gamut (WCG)
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Deep Color
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sRGB
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Auto Lip-sync
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Consumer Electronic Control (CEC)
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Super Audio CD (DSD)
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Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG)
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High Dynamic Range (HDR)
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Dolby TrueHD™
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DTS HD Master Audio
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Audio Return Channel (ARC)
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HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC)
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7.1 True HD
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HDCP 2.2
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BT.2020
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Dual View
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xvYCC
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Braided cable design
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Gold-plated connectors
HDMI 2.0 provides backward compatibility with previous versions while offering up to 18 Gbps bandwidth, delivering a much more advanced audio and video experience. HDMI 2.0 does not require a new cable or connector design. Modern High-Speed (Category 2) cables can carry this higher bandwidth. HDMI 2.0 supports video resolutions far exceeding current 1080p systems. 4K consists of 4000 horizontal and 2000 vertical lines, approximately four times the detail of 1080p.
