Does anyone have any links to what kind of problems HDMI video is susceptible to? I've never heard or read anything about the picture being degraded or interfered with. Neither have I ever heard of jitter being a problem for the picture. My understanding and experience is that if you choose the proper gauge for the length of cable, and if your cable isn't broken, you should not be experiencing any picture problems. Is this correct? Before installing 35ft of cable into my system, I read lots of tests about Monoprice/Bluejeans cable vs MonsterCable high end HDMI. All the tests claim that Monster provides no advantage, and infer that a perfect picture is attainable via HDMI using inexpensive, properly built wire. How does Meridian's proprietary active termination, automatic cable equalisation, buffering and de-jittering technology visibly improve image quality, reduce noise and stabilise the video - even on short cable runs???