Not all HDMI cables are created equally. Bullet Train 5K Active Optical HDMI Cable 32.8'was built for mission-critical environments where stability is vital. By delivering data over Cleerline SSF fiber optics alongside copper wire, the 32.8' cable delivers 18 Gb/s and a high frame rate signal with much lower latency—up to 20% less than a passive copper HDMI cable. This 32.8' cable is ISF (Imaging Science Foundation) Certified, the name to trust in picture quality and calibration. Bullet Train cables are highly engineered, tried and tested to be a long-lasting part of any audio/video system.

Reduce Input Lag By 20%    HDMI 2.0 Refresh Rate Range    40 Gb/s of Bandwidth Per Lane    Cables Not Susceptible to EMI

For gamers or mission-critical environments, these can reduce input lag by 20%.

Heavy electromagnetic places (like a rack room) can interfere with HDMI or HDBaseT. These cables are not susceptible to EMI. Meaning you are circumventing yet another potential problem.

With HDMI 2.0 specifications, the cable can reach data rates up to 60 fps.

This HDMI cable supports the HDMI 2.0 refresh rate range, which becomes extremely important as content pushes the limit of frames per second. Bullet Train allows the display to match the speed at which frames are traveling through the HDMI cable. This ensures the timing at these extremely minuscule measurements are displayed accurately and efficiently.

Unlike other AOC cables that use a lot of energy for their fiber transmission, resulting in the need for additional power adapters. These cables use less energy to power the fiber technology. No more supplemental power is required.

Using fiber is the most effective way to make thin cables.

Each TMDS line has a dedicated piece of fiber, meaning you have four strands of fiber at 40 Gb/s per lane. It's possible to repurpose these fiber strands for future applications.

Unlike the other brittle fiber cables on the market, all Bullet Train AOC cables have Cleerline fiber optics inside. This provides ultimate strength, bend radius, pull tension, and general durability. With Cleerline SSF's proprietary polymer coated fiber cores, these cables will last multiple lifetimes without breakage.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it fit 1/4 XLR cord?

A: This will only accept XLR cables. Not 1/4" cables.

Q: 2. What is the diameter of the base?Not shown within specs.

A: about 1.5 inches

Q: 3. I heard from someone that this background is opaque. I also read on your site that there is no need to relight the background, leading me to believe that the lighting from behind it will light it evenly and sufficiently. Please shed light on this contradiction...?

A: The HiLite Bottletop Cover is a cover that fits over the Hilite and is not translucent. Lastolites site recommends to not light it from behind so front lighting will be needed.

Q: 4. What is the total power draw in watts with all 6 bays charging at 2 amps?

A: The total power draw of the Watson Pro L-Train 6-Bay NP-F Battery Charger would be about 60W with all batteries charging at full speed.

Q: 5. What is the diameter and depth of the slotted flange? I have to machine a hole in a mount so that the reducer is flush.

A: Those dimensions are not published by the manufacturer.

Q: 6. Will this fit the 3k stand?

A: Yes this head will fit the Joby 3K legs. The base of the head is wider than the leg base though.

Q: 7. Can I use a standard ARCA plate (such as Peak Design) instead of the Joby supplied plate?

A: Yes, you can.

Q: 8. Will this connect to my Bose earphones ? I want to listen to a samsung tv with a toslink optical audio outplug

A: No, there are currently no Bose headphones that use an optical audio connection.

Q: 9. Will the Joby BallHead 5k support a Manfrotto 501 style plate?

A: I use both and NO, the throat on the Joby BallHead 5K is too narrow for the width of the Manfrotto 501 plate.

Q: 10. If I'm using it for video, and have an led main and hair light;1. Is it possible to get enough light from led lights inside the background? 2. Wouldn't there be a spill issue?

A: To use the green screen most effectively, it would need to be lit independently from the subject.