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What's the difference between NVK & AMD ? Wouldn't both need to put the HDMI spec out in the open, just like the HDMI zealots said they shouldn't?
apparently having all the logic inside firmware (like Nvidia does)
Based on this part of the quote, the nvidia implementation has a lot of the functionality inside not open source binary firmware blobs. And that includes the functionality that the HDMI forum wants staying secret. It's in the closed source firmware, so this is ok, since the open source part only has to send instructions to the firmware, and not include the implementation.
AMD has less functionality inside the firmware. Which means the drivers are "more" open source. But any proprietary stuff that the HDMI forum wants staying secret would have to be in the open.
Do they even have hardware with 2.1 support?
Yes, HDMI 2.1 is included with RTX 30 and 40 series GPUs. Unless you mean Nouveau, which actually has better support with newer GPUs, so yes.
Thanks!
Yes, you're probably confusing this with them lacking behind on DisplayPort versions.
Ahh yep, thanks, so many little details to keep track of.