(In reply to comment #16)
> I read an article about DVI and HDMI the other day, in there it was suggested
> that HDMI (and DVI as well, if used this way!) encapsulates digital audio into
> the "video"- (which then of course becomes a "media"-) stream.
>
> I wonder if perhaps this would explain why one line of video is missing on the
> monitor, couldn't it be that the last line is encoded as audio (either
> explicitly or implicitly) and the monitor discards the line?
>
Yes, HDMI carries video and audio data together on the HDMI link, but the audio data is encapsulated in the HBlank and VBlank period. So video data should not be impacted.
(In reply to comment #16)
> I read an article about DVI and HDMI the other day, in there it was suggested
> that HDMI (and DVI as well, if used this way!) encapsulates digital audio into
> the "video"- (which then of course becomes a "media"-) stream.
>
> I wonder if perhaps this would explain why one line of video is missing on the
> monitor, couldn't it be that the last line is encoded as audio (either
> explicitly or implicitly) and the monitor discards the line?
>
Yes, HDMI carries video and audio data together on the HDMI link, but the audio data is encapsulated in the HBlank and VBlank period. So video data should not be impacted.