I see plenty of DVI-to-HDMI and HDIM-to-DVI adapters to be purchased.
Are these standards equally convertible without losing fidelity (manufacturing quality issues aside)? Are such adapters simply pin-configuration adapters with no circuitry?
Full-size HDMI & DVI-D (24+1) connectors.
Thanks.
yes.
but only video.
Bye Jack
I think that needs to be qualified as digital video - a fully loaded DVI connector will also carry analog VGA, and an HDMI => DVI convertor will not output VGA.
Andy
They are. HDMI is just a further development of DVI, using different connectors and adding new features, but the digital frame format is the same. A DVI signal can be displayed on a HDMI device without problem, but the reverse is not necessarily true. Note that a HDMI signal usually includes audio, and a DVI device cannot handle it. So, when you have audio, you need a device to separate it out of the HDMI (such a simple adapter won't do that) or use an alternate audio output connector on the device (e.g. cinch).
And the cable is not the same !
Where does DP and USB-C fit in? I see laptops with only USB-C video ports.
displayport and hmdi have similar features, usb-c is totally different it is basically very fast usb and capable supplying 100W at 20V
Sure, but are the various converters active or passive?
There is apparently video over the USB-C connector, as well. I can't find any information on it, though.
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