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o determine which HDMI cable version you are using, you can follow these methods:
Method 1: Check the Cable Label or Package
- Look for any labels or markings on the HDMI cable itself. Manufacturers often include the HDMI version information on the cable.
- Check the package the cable came in. It should mention the HDMI version.
Method 2: Check the Maximum Supported Resolution
- Inspect the cable for any indication of the maximum supported resolution. Look for labels or markings such as "4K," "8K," or "10K" on the cable or package.
- If the cable supports 4K, it is likely HDMI 1.4 or HDMI 2.0. If it supports 8K or 10K, it is likely HDMI 2.1.
Method 3: Check the Specifications
- The HDMI cable's specifications are usually printed on the package it comes in. It should mention the HDMI version.
- If the specifications are not mentioned, find out the maximum supported resolution of your cable and match it with the specifications of different HDMI versions.
Method 4: Check the Manufacturer's Website
- If you purchased the cable online, you can usually find the specification of the cable on the manufacturer's website. Look for the HDMI version in the product's specifications.