VSYNC, HSYNC & Sound recovery from DVI

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An HDMI link consists of:

1. Red
2. Green
3. Blue
4. Pixel clock.

How are VSYNC, HSYNC & Audio encoded into the stream?
 

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In a DVI connection video can be successfully retrieved .
but no audio is in DVI . only thro separate channels audio can be retrieved.
for SYNC , DVI provides them.
 

I meant HDMI...
did you try to find your answers in wikipedia?
Or google?
Yes I have.
This is from Wikipedia:
So, I guessed information regarding HSYNC & VSYNC is embedded inside the data stream of the DATA1, DATA2, DATA3 lines.
But when exactly?
And in which of the lines DATA1/2/3?
Can you please point me to the exact place in the spec that mentions how and where the synchronization signals are embedded in the data stream?
 

Hi,

I´d use a dedicated HDMI receiver chip like ADV7619.

Otherwise I have to read the complete interface specifications and tell it to you, but I prefer you read it. ;-)


Klaus
 

I´d use a dedicated HDMI receiver chip like ADV7619.
I see where you're going - but this is an educational question.

BTW,
Because there're no dedicated control lines and the source can transmit data in one of many supported resolutions - the "Video Data Period" (as described by Wikipedia) must change according to the resolution - so how does the receiver even know when to look for the VSYNC and HSYNC ?
Sounds like the arbitration process is far from trivial...
 

I guessed information regarding HSYNC & VSYNC is embedded inside the data stream of the DATA1, DATA2, DATA3 lines.
But when exactly?
Guessing is the opposite of reading in this case, the question is clearly answered in the DVI spec.
 

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