Those are different words for the same. HDMI High Speed means HDMI 1.3 speed, HDMI Premium High Speed means HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 speed. Despite HDMI 1.3 should be fast enough for 4K, I always suggest 2.0 / 2.1 to be on the safe side and future proofed. It's simply even faster.
Posts by Da Flex
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HDMI 2.1 .. on a RPi4?! Was it upgraded recently?

It's downwards compatible. Basically it's just about shielding.
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Any news about when this will happend ??
Simple answer (like for most free software): No ETA.
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Yes, I would say so. Make sure your HDMI cable is HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 standard. Then it's ready to transfer higher data rate, like 4K.
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pila Fun fact: The price of a smart home is OK, but an RPi hat costs too much.

PS: How did you managed to regularly shutdown the RPi? If you just disconnect power supply, chances are you'll destroy the file system.
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Dionisiocln Please stop using super size text. I resized it to normal. Use normal text size like anybody else.
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Read the release notes, and you'll see that it's not for all devices.
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Also, I saw your comment immediately when you posted it, but this forum won't let me respond for 40 minutes, how are you to communicate with someone to fix an issue, if you can only respond every 40 minutes?
We manually activate posts of new users to avoid spam. Sorry, but it's definitely necessary.
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roel Please stop NAS / OS discussion. We don't want that one-thread-fits-all thing.
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You maybe noticed that you do something unusual with LE, because most users prefer other ways to rip. If you don't provide a log file, your chances are pretty bad to get a fix.
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Do you use the external PSU of the HDD?
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Connect this to a 1080p tv via hdmi no issues, connect using same cable to my 720p crt tv which also has hdmi and nothing.
Add this lines to config.txt:
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