Do you think you know USB? I will prove you do not!

[@Winkemaennchen]

Thought you will not catch me (developer who meddles with usb endpoints vids pids down to SMD pads etc.) Proved me wrong after a few minutes. Thanks for that impressive video and the calm style.

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Thanks for the commets and for watching!

[@MaximFomin-im1wk]

PDF notes Page 43: Windows Audio Endpoint Builder: • AudioSrv (Windows Audio Endpoint Builder): - there is actually a "AudioEndpointBuilder" named service additionally to that "AudioSrv" (i have no idea what they are doing)

[@TechsavvyProductions]

I will take a look

[@MaximFomin-im1wk]

Chart has writings as "gbps", however, it should be Gbps, as it is good to always preserve case, because it is meaningful for "b".

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Thanks for keep me straight, I know better but often I miss "glaring" errors in documentation or in my videos. It is important to get this right. Thanks again.

[@docteurgreene]

I will check this USB sofware asap. Because while watching your video I realized the cable I bought last year is a 480 Mb/s (so USB 2.0) and I am not happy lol

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Next video I will demo a couple of software packages that each offer the IT pro some really helpful options.

[@DeadDroid403]

You still alive... man you are a living legend. god bless you 🎉❤.. btw love your videos 🎉🎉🎉

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Thanks for the comments!!! And support!

[@freeandhappy8562]

Great content Mr V! Very interesting!

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Thank you for your support and comments

[@remis2349]

Super! Can't wait for the next video.

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Lots of cool stuff coming!

[@johnsenchak]

with that new intro , I think the Florida heat has gone to your head LOL USB connections should have Indvidual direct bus lines to the (south bridge or north bridge) that supply the current, it's not supplied as a internal hub The problem that I have is doing backups to external Hardrives it's Just to slow with USB 3,0 iwhen moving huge amount of data

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Blue jack, blue are for flash drives, get rid of old cables and break down and get the new certified USB 4 cables. First learn what USB standard you are using on the motherboard, not easy to discover as discussed. So wait for next video as I introduce you to a great software program that will help.

[@ecereseat2275]

I m lucky because of you

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@gtm5650]

HDMI video possibly?

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Thank you for your support! I believe it is display port and PCIe. HDMI is protected and you have to pay royalties to the patent owners