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Mikroprojekt Announces DVI/HDMI 1.4 Interfaces
May 5, 2011 -- Mikroprojekt is proud to announce the development of interface IP for DVI and HDMI applications. The IQ Core family will be augmented by the IQ-HDMI-Rx and IQ-HDMI-Tx, supporting the encoding and decoding of standard DVI video signals, capable of encoding and decoding 1080p60 full HD signals. Additionally, the IP cores will support the encoding and decoding of HDMI 1.4a 3D formats, enabling the transmission and reception of stereoscopic video streams, as well as the handling of the HDMI audio/aux data.
The IP cores are expected to be released mid-June 2011.
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