HDMI 2.0 to DisplayPort 1.2 ?

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Hoping for an adapter like this as well. Would buy it instantly. My current 4K display has HDMI 1.4 and DP 1.2. Would be nice to be able to connect HDMI 2.0 devices to achieve the full 60h @ 4K.

I don't know why this hasn't already been created. It's ridiculous. Im in the same boat

I believe it's because there is no current chipset to do the conversion.

MST1407 0 on 12-10-2016

Sorry we do not have a HDMI2.0 to DP1.2 Adapter (yet).
There is no Chipset available yet for HDMI2.0 conversion to DP
We will start with HDMI1.4 to DP, so 3480×2160 30Hz max, that shold become available end this year. For the HDMI2.0 to DP solution that will not be any earlier then Q2 next year is my estimation.

This already exist. There is no need for a HDMI 1.4 with 30Hz max. We need one for 60hz and HDMI 2.0!!!

You can buy one for HDMI 1.4 to Displayport with 3480x2160 @30Hz here:
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B00WM6MPGC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_dUWlybRTA1H0A

Works perfectly fine, I bought this a while ago, but all people here need 60Hz, don't waste your time to create one with 30Hz, we all need 60Hz!

Crypto90 is correct. Those of us with 4k monitors already have HDMI 1.4 ports so we have no need to buy a HDMI 1.4 to DP. I would have thought the 4k connection should be one universal cord. Not split between display ports and HDMI 2.0 crap

That just looks like the CAC-1070 adapter but in cable form. So no, it won't work sadly.

That adapter would only work for computers / consoles with DisplayPort out and a monitor / tv with HDMI 2.0. Since the playstation pro only has HDMI 2.0 out, the "Displayport 1.2 to HDMI 2.0" cable only does the exact opposite of what we all need, rendering this cable useless for the ps4 pro. Im suprised consoles don't do display port and pc monitors don't do HDMI 2.0 as a basic standard for transmitting 4k signals.

That is correct, unfortunately in this case.
Club3D does have a DP to HDMI1.4 Adapter planned for end this year and also a DP to HDMI2.0 probably for end Q1 2017

MST1407 wrote:

a DP to HDMI2.0 probably for end Q1 2017

 
@MST1407 Do you mean to say that you have an HDMI 2.0 to DP planned for the end of Q1 2017?  (I.e. connect a DisplayPort monitor to a HDMI 2.0 source?)  (Because it seems like you already offer a "DP to HDMI2.0" cable for connecting an HDMI monitor to a DisplayPort source: the one that is the subject of this thread.)

Thanks for being so responsive to customer feedback!

sorry for the error,
yes HDMI2.0 to DP on the planning for end Q1 2017

MST1407 wrote:

yes HDMI2.0 to DP on the planning for end Q1 2017

@MST1407 This is excellent news – I cannot wait!  (This part will greatly improve my workflow!)
Thank you for acting on the customers' request! 

That's a good news !! I'm waiting for this cable ro

Great news :) Can't wait for this cable. Will there be a hdmi2.0 to mini dp version as well?

Interested indeed

Will the connectivity support both DP 1.2 SST & MST?  Update on the availability?

I hope this cable/adapter comes out soon. I am surly not buying a 4k tv to replace my monitor which can already do better then that. Sony and Microsoft really screwed up not including a display port on the new consoles. So much demand for this device I am really surprised it that it doesn't exist yet.

I also need an HDMI 2.0a to miniDisplayPort active converter for my Xbox One S and my Acer B286HK 4K monitor.

I'm in the same boat. I'm looking to connect my new Xbox One S to my Dell p2715q 4k monitor. I bought the Club3D Displayport 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 UHD (CAC-1070) thinking it would accomplish this. Obviously it doesn't. I'm going to keep the adapter for later use connecting a PC to a TV, but I can't believe this adapter doesn't exist. I've scoured the internet for this and it appears that no one currently makes this adapter and this seems to be the most active discussion about this. The only hope I could find is this company Analogix that is supposedly making a ANX7688 chip that can perform this HDMI 2.0 to DisplayPort 1.3 Ultra-HD (4096x2160p60) conversion. This chip was obviously designed around utilizing USB C on mobile devices, but it at least appears to be a chip capable of performing the required conversion that we're all looking for. Now it's just the waiting game to see who will make an adapter. If anyone else finds an adapter, please update this thread.

"I'm (almost) in the same boat": Dell P2715Q + Playstation 4 Pro.
Do you think our monitor could show 4K resolution with HDR?
And what about HDCP 2.2?
Could 3D Club's cabe/adapter make it for us??? :)

The same here. PS4 Pro with Dell P2715Q monitor. Thanks to Sony not supporting "older" hardware (my monitor being from 2015!) I shall need an adapter to use with the monitor for 4k resolutions.

I think Sony had no choice. 4K resolution requires the 2.0 version of HDMI. Maybe Dell, imho, has taken a strange path by having abdicated this input (P2715Q is a 4K/60hz monitor). Furthermore, DisplayPort isn´t as popular as HDMI, and including a DP output would certainly make the console more expensive (business decision).

I don't think HDR even exists on monitors. It's exclusive to tv?

I don't know... I suppose this is "just" a standard: deep colour + great contrast (peak brightness and black level). In real (and video) terms (please correct me if I am wrong), I think it is something like: HDR = the source must be able to emit the complete (and heavy) signal; the cable should support carrying that volume of information; and, lastly, the screen has to be capable to decrypt and reproduce that data fully and faithfully.
Dell's P2715Q: 1,07 billion colors + 1000:1 typical contrast ratio (2.000.000:1 DCR). But a 1.4 HDMI input...

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I bought a  miniDisplayPort to HDMI 2.0a active converter, thinking it was the correct item, but it is the opposite of what I need. ARGH!

Please club 3d gods hear our prays and release the HDMI 2.0 TO DP my ps4 pro and the Dell P2715Q monitor cant wait!
greetings from Mexico!

Any chance the HDMI 2.0 to display port will be available in australia when you release it next year?

As per first question below description... That adapter does not support 4K @ 60Hz... so NO it is not what everyone here is after unfortunately :'(

Sorry, just spotted it on amazon,  I am in the same boat, I will just buy Panasonic 40in 4k 40dx700b tv to connect PS4 pro.

Sorry if I came down like that m8, it's incredible we're in this boat at all... sad days for gamers :(

Yeah frustration comes in many forms, I wish there was a converter for £20 instead of having to purchase a 4k tv at £500 as I have a 28in 144hz Acer gaming monitor with gsync in which such a converter would allow me to connect my PS4 pro.

stevie

I know of one reason to use the slower (4K 30Hz) HDMI to DisplayPort adapters.

I bought two of those slower adapters from two different manufacturers which I can use with a DisplayPort to Dual Link DVI adapter to connect an old 30" 2560x1600 Dual Link DVI display to HDMI 1.4 ports or some Single Link DVI ports that support HDMI 1.4 speeds because noone makes a HDMI 1.4 to Dual Link DVI adapter that actually outputs a Dual Link signal.

But 4K 60Hz would be even better because it would work for that first case, and also the case where I might want to connect a DisplayPort display to an HDMI port. For example, I have a motherboard that has 3 built in graphics ports: one DisplayPort, one HDMI 2.0, and one Thunderbolt 3. If I wanted to connect 3 identical DisplayPort only 4K 60Hz displays then I would need a HDMI 2.0 to DisplayPort adapter for one of the displays.

Just adding i'm looking for this aswell. hopefully they will have one soon.

@MST1407 / Club-3d, would the cable your working on work for the HDCP 2 encrypted content aswell, such as netflix/amazon video? 

or would a additional addon such as the hdfury be needed?

I too am in need for a cable like this (HDMI 2.0 to Display port) w/ 4k@60HZ.

What's happening as of late and why the demand for this cable has skyrocketed is that anyone with a PS4 Pro, Xbox One S, (or the upcoming Scorpio) which require a  4k60hz signal have now hit the market. Anyone who wants to connect these devices to a 4k Monitor likely has to deal with a display port as most 4k PC monitors only support 30hz HDMI inputs with their display ports being the only ones to support a 4k60hz signal. Anytime you try to connect the PS4 Pro / Xbox One S to a 4k30hz HDMI input, it just gives you 1080p at best.

It's unfortunate though that this wasn't seen earlier. Whoever can get this product out first is likely to gain a foothold in that market. 

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