Troubleshooting Video Issues Lesson 001: Physical Cabling and Source Selection Part 2

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What does video troubleshooting commonly encompass?

The wear and tear of cables overtime.

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What does HDMI stand for?

High-Definition Multimedia Interface.

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What does DVI-D stand for?

Digital Visual Interface - Digital.

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What does DVI-I stand for?

Digital Visual Interface - Integrated.

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What cables use a digital signal to output video?

HDMI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt, DVI-D, and DVI-I.

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What happens to the video output when using faulty cables that use a digital signal for video output?

The entire display image will be gone.

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What does DVI-A stand for?

Digital Visual Interface - Analog.

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What cables use an analog signal to output video?

VGA and DVI-A.

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What happens to the video output when using cables that use an analog signal for video output?

The display image will be present but distorted in some way.

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What happens if one of the pins in a 15-pin VGA cable breaks?

The image will be distorted or discolored.

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Why are cables that use digital signals to output video easier to troubleshoot?

Because the entire signal goes away, making the issue very obvious.

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What are the common issues of a video cable?

Broken cable, cables are not properly inserted, cheap cable, incorrect data source is selected, HDCP issues.

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In what environment are broken cables a common issue?

In offices, where longer cables are used.

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What does a tech need to do when testing the theory of a broken cable concerning troubleshooting video issues?

Inspect the cable and replace it if physically damaged.

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What happens if a HDMI video cable is not fully seated in the port?

The signal cannot reach the display.

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What should a tech do if there is no video output to a display outside of cable integrity?

Check that both ends of the cable are properly connected.

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What is sacrificed when using a cheap cable?

Video quality.

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What is important to use along with a high quality display or monitor?

A high quality cable that supports higher bandwidth to avoid blurriness.