Thank you in advance for your assistance. I would be happy to trouble shoot the issue and try to find out what the problem is. I have tried two different HDMI cords and I am currently using the one that came with the Steam Link. They do not know of anything the unit is checking for upon boot that the Steam Link HDMI output could be interfering with. Make sure all devices using HDMI are on the latest firmware version.
#Hdmi versions issues tv
The AVR is updated to it's latest available firmware and I have spoken with Yamaha tech support and they have no clue what the issue could be. HDMI Version 2.1 (2017) Added support for 4K 120p, 8K, scene-by-scene Dynamic HDR and ARC for high-end surround sound (eARC). Confirm the TV / projector is on the correct video input. Updated on DecemIn This Article Jump to a Section Devices With HDMI Cable Connections HDMI Cable Types HDMI Connector Types Combine HDMI and Non-HDMI Connections More Features to Consider HDMI Cable Buying Tips HDMI cables are the primary way to connect devices to a TV or home theater set-up. (Credit: HDMI Forum) The HDMI 1.4 specification was released over 10 years ago and all HDMI cables are. However, you can effectively ignore them. Instead, youd plug the Chromecast into the input on your HDMI splitter, and then use an HDMI cable to connect the output on the splitter to your display. In a broad sense, they're very important. For example, say you have a simple setup where you just want to plug a Chromecast into an old monitor. The problem also exists if the Steam Link is the only HDMI device plugged into the AVR. To use the splitter, simply put it between the output and display device. When I plug it back in, the problem resumes. I have confirmed multiple times that unplugging the Steam Link HDMI cable from the AVR fixes the problem. The only way to get it to output again is to unplug and plug the AVR from the power outlet, then it will work fine until you power off the AVR and try to power it on again. If you power cycle it again it says VERSION ERROR upon boot. VRR enables a 3D graphics processor to display the image at the moment it is rendered without being constrained to a fixed output or frame rate. For example, you wont be able to take advantage of HDMI 2.1 features. However, after one power cycle of the AVR, when it comes back on it will not output ANY HDMI input. The new version of HDMI has also been developed to embrace Game Mode VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) gaming which is designed to deliver a more fluid and better detailed gaming experience. Using components with different HDMI versions may cause some interoperability issues. The first time I plugged the Steam Link in, everything worked great. However, I have been having an issue with it plugged into my Yamaha RX-V479 AV receiver. First off let me say this device is great.
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