dvi to analog convertor
1804199
Don't waste your money, I found nothing this device would do effectively. Not worth returning for rebate.
1804200
No. It's VGA to analog connector. But, it does not convert any signal at all. In fact it is useless.
643350
I have a 2000 vintage Cinema Display and I bought a used DVI to ADC converter for my Mac mini and it works great. It is physically (relatively) large like an older power brick but it works fine. You just have to hunt for a used converter.
2057575
A DVI to VGA adapter was included in the package for this unit. I have tested it up to 1920x1080 and it works well at that resolution. Just make sure that the VGA connector is secure on both ends; as with any VGA cable, the signal can get blurry if the connector is loose. (This was particularly true for me when using the desktop's included VESA bracket to mount it to the back of my television, because space is extremely constrained behind the television and the VGA cable would sometimes get jarred loose). Be careful about your cable arrangement and you should be fine.
2064443
Hello, this one should work, but depends on which cpu you are using, because for the video connection to your device, that adaptor is to hook from adc to dvi, let me know, take care, sincerely john thomas echeverria
1644548
Buy a vga to DVI-D adapter and a DVI-D cable. Do not use a vga to HDMI cable with wide gamut monitor.
1106348
That's what we used it for. You'll need a splitter cable - and the end that goes into the card has a bazillion pins (ok, 60) - not standard DVI plug. The other ends of the splitter can be DVI. See "DMS-60/LFH-60 to Dual DVI Y-Splitter Cable Converter for Dual Monitor"
2121332
I would contact the manufacturer. The literature specifically states "This is NOT a bi-directional cable" It is intended to pass display port signal to DVI
55966
I have not yet tried to use this with a DVI/HDMI converter. Sorry I cannot answer your question at this time. I am considering a different layout to our system, I might be trying this in the future, but I don't know how quickly we'll get around to doing it.
887040
This is not an active adapter. An active adapter should not be required to between a Displayport computer or video card and a DVI monitor. Both use compatible digital signals, though Displayport is capable of high color precision.
1813354
The photo is correct. Many Display Port converters are used to connect the display port to a DVI cable, which is then hooked to the monitor, and those have the DVI end you are describing. Since this has a cable already, the end is designed to hook directly up to the DVI port on the monitor, and no additional cable is needed. I just installed one of these, and the cable appears to be high quality. I plugged the display port end directly into the video card and the DVI end directly to the monitor. Worked like a charm!
2040530
The monitor's input looks to be DVI-D only. I'm confused about the question though because it should work with either a DVI-D or DVI-I video card. DVI-I should work with all DVI-D monitors. DVI-I connectors on video cards only add an analog signal in case you need to adapt it to a VGA port.
64760
Yes it does. This has a maximum resolution of 1920X1200. You can refer to this website for more details. http://www.startech.com/AV/Converters/Video/DVI-D-to-VGA-Active-Adapter-Converter-Cable-1920x1200~DVI2VGAE .I hope this helps.
74622
Most devices are currently using DVI_D, and with that you should be okay. Best solution is to look at the pin holes on the device in question. Will save you a lot of time
1579074
Do you mean VGA? For my set up, I may have used cable with DVI on both ends so I can't say I remember a VGA connection.There are adapters for DVI to VGA so something like this should work:Generic DVI-I Dual-Link (M) to 15-Pin VGA (F) Adapter
2158019
A fully populated DVI connector (DVI-I) has distinct pins for both an analog signal and a digital signal. Computers with DVI output usually send signal out on both. All the DVI/VGA adapter does is re-route the analog signals to a VGA style of connector. It does not convert from analog to digital. HDMI, on the other hand, only has the digital video signals. The unpleasant reality is that it makes no sense to convert from HDMI to DVI and then to VGA. The HDMI connector will be hooked up to the digital pins on the DVI connector and the VGA connector will be hooked up to the analog pins, and no signal will pass between the HDMI and VGA. I've seen the same problem with trying to put a DVI/VGA connector on each end of a DVI cable in order to use it as though it was a VGA cable. Most DVI cables only provide wires on the digital pins and so the resulting creation has no actual connectivity between the VGA at each end. -Henry
1212015
Yes, it supports these in DVI (digital connection). Max analog resolution is listed as 2048 x 1536. It also supports 4K (4096 X 2160) in Display Port and HDMI, each with deep color, if your monitor supports it and you have the proper cables.
536335
sounds like EMI to me. while i'm not entirely knowledgable on monitors, i do know that there is a substantial difference between using a analogue connector and a DVI connector. i use DVI myself and mine acts like a pro. i STRONGLY recommend using a DVI connector with BOTH monitors, just for compatibility's sake. using a DVI to Analogue adapter has more downfalls than advantages, in my honest opinion. to each their own, i guess. just my advice =)