DP is by VESA, who brought you such bangers as VGA, DVI, standardised mounting systems, DDC (which enables EDID), EDID.
Although there is controversy about them not supplying the standards documentation for free, i dont believe it is licences
There’s also the option of getting a DP to HDMI converter. I’m personally waiting for one that supports DP 2.0, along with VRR and HDR10+. There’s a DP 1.4 one right now, but AFAIK it uses DSC to display the full 4k120, which isn’t lossless.
I’ve already started preferring displayport for monitors. Now I’m going to prefer monitors without HDMI at all, if they exist.
Any TVs come with DP?
Is displayport a more open standard, or more open source friendly?
DP is by VESA, who brought you such bangers as VGA, DVI, standardised mounting systems, DDC (which enables EDID), EDID.
Although there is controversy about them not supplying the standards documentation for free, i dont believe it is licences
Cool, I had no idea! Very good to know ☺️
Some newer TVs come with DP over USB-C.
There’s also the option of getting a DP to HDMI converter. I’m personally waiting for one that supports DP 2.0, along with VRR and HDR10+. There’s a DP 1.4 one right now, but AFAIK it uses DSC to display the full 4k120, which isn’t lossless.
I am very intrigued. Where would I find such a TV?
I think Hisense makes something with it. It’s meant to be able to plug in phones directly. Will probably be becoming more common.
That’s a really good question!