HDMI Port on G45 Chipset unsuited with some Televisions

[Rafaeel]

The issue what I am facing is certainly much unexpected and I have already make sure rather than a lot of things. I have the Intel motherboard DG45ID, Panasonic 46 inches Plasma Television. The TV-set has three High-Definition Multimedia Interface ports two are in back color and one which is on front side for linking the computer system to the front side port works but both the port which is at backside are not functioning at all. It is like not anything would be attached at all. Linking additional devices like blue-ray player to the backside ports it workings fine as well but after inspection the substantial things like using dissimilar cables, putting the surround system in middle etc. I let the Panasonic television replace the motherboard of the Television Set without any alteration. When using a different Monitor on the HDMI Port it works fine but there no possibility to get connected with the Panasonic to the Intel motherboard. Do anyone have gone through such kind of problem, please help me.

[Hardwareman]

This problem of incompatible HDMI port with the television can be removed by doing some updating of the latest drivers and the BIOS installation on your computer system. I am using the windows vista operating system SP1 x86 on my computer system. You can try this on your computer system I hope this will help you to solve your problem.

[Maxforu]

I only have not more information of HDMI port. The HDMI port supports the standard, improved, or high-definition video, plus multichannel digital audio on a particular cable channel. It is compatible with all ATSC and DVB HDTV standards and supports eight-channel digital audio. The HDMI port is acquiescent with the HDMI 1.3 specification. For the updating the bios of you motherboard you can go to Intel support

[Rafaeel]

I had the most recent drivers and the latest Bios on my system. I just see that there are latest drivers for windows XP accessible but as I am using windows Vista operating system. The unusual thing is that both the sides are working with other communication partners but not jointly. From the performance in windows Vista I believe we are already failing on the Monitor detection. But when I attach the Television to DVI in the place of HDMI then it works. Unhappily I require the DVI port for an additional monitor. The Mainboard seems to be ok as well, because if I connect a normal pc monitor via HDMI-to-DVI converter, it works. The television executive told me that they are one of the HDMI founders so there must be the problem of your Intel.

[Marthaz]

I will suggest you to put this information here, so that someone else can see it as well. May be something can be done in the future.

1. CPU:
   
   • Intel Pentium 4 FSB1066/800 MHz
   • Dual-core Intel Pentium D / EE with the FSB speeds 1066/800 MHz
   • Intel Celeron-D FSB800 MHz
2. Chipset
   
   • North bridge Intel G45
   • South bridge Intel ICH10
3. System memory
   
   • Four 240-pin slots for DDR2 SDRAM DIMM
   • Maximum memory capacity 16 GB
   • Supported memory DDR2 667/800
   • Dual-channel memory access
4. Graphics
   
   • One PCI Express x16 slot
5. Expansion options
   
   • Two 32-bit PCI Bus Master slots
   • One PCI Express x1 slot
   • Twelve USB 2.0 ports
   • High Definition Audio 7.1
   • Gigabit Ethernet LAN controller
6. BIOS
   
   • 8 Mbit Flash ROM
   • AMI BIOS with support for Enhanced ACPI, DMI, Green, PnP Features
7. Power management
   
   • Wake-up from modem, mouse, keyboard, LAN, timer, and USB
   • Main 24-pin ATX power connector
   • Additional 4-pin power connector
8. Monitoring
   
   • CPU temperature
   • system temperature
9. Dimensions
   
   • MicroATX form factor, 244x244 mm