[Arm-netbook] AMD APU's in EOMA and ARM SOC's with PCIe

[lkcl luke]

2012/1/23 Henrik Nordström <henrik at henriknordstrom.net>:
> mån 2012-01-23 klockan 00:01 +0000 skrev lkcl luke:
>
>> > - HDMI, for smart-TV controller usage. But maybe not suitable as display
>> > interface dor laptop/tablet case above. Or is it? Interface needs to
>> > support HDCP.
>>
>>  you can put that on the external user-facing end, as a standard HDMI
>> connector.  then you don't have to get concerned about HDCP, it just
>> goes out as normal (as you would a standard motherboard design)
>
> So in smart-TV controller use case with streaming capability case you
> would need the card to be plugged in at both ends to the TV?

 ok there are two use-cases.

 1) a stand-alone box which is connected to an *existing*
non-EOMA-compliant TV.  in this case, the front-facing HDMI cable
would be used.

 2) an EOMA-compliant "dumb screen" into which a TV-receiver-capable
EOMA-compliant CPU card with on-board DVB-T or ISDB-T capabilities
would be plugged.

 in this latter case, such ISDB-T cards allow complete bypassing of
all "security" measures because they output the "secuwwahhh" video as
24-pin RGB/TTL and to be frank i don't give a flying f***.

 hollywood is dead.

 http://ycombinator.com/rfs9.html

l.