So hab mich mal über das Testen schlau gemacht:
Prior to mass producing or distributing any Licensed Product or
component that claims compliance with the HDMI Specification (or
allowing someone else to do such activities), each Adopter must
test a representative sample for HDMI compliance. First, the
Adopter must self-test as specified in the then-current HDMI
Compliance Test Specification. The HDMI Compliance Test
Specification provides a suite of testing procedures, and
establishes certain minimum requirements specifying how each HDMI
Adopter should test Licensed Products for conformance to the HDMI
Specification. Such compliance testing is limited to evaluation of
a product’s compliance with the HDMI Specification and is not
designed to test the overall performance of any Licensed
Product.
Second, each Adopter must submit the first product of each Licensed
Product type (i.e. source, sink, repeater, or cable) to an HDMI
Authorized Testing Center (ATC) for testing. Once an Adopter
product of each type has passed testing, it is not required to
submit to the ATC subsequent products of that type. For example,
once an Adopter’s television has passed ATC testing, it is not
required to submit another television or other display for ATC
testing. However, to help ensure HDMI interoperability, we
encourage Adopters to use the ATCs.
The HDMI Compliance Test Specification represents the minimum
compliance testing required for Licensed Products. Successful
completion of the Compliance Test Specification or ATC Testing does
not guarantee that any product will conform to the High-Definition
Multimedia Interfaces, function correctly or interoperate with any
other product. Each Adopter is solely responsible for ensuring that
its products function correctly, fully comply with the HDMI
Specification and Adopter Agreement, and interoperate with other
products.
Testing Center.
http://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/authorized_test_centers.aspx
Adopters:
http://www.hdmi.org/learningcenter/adopters_founders.aspx