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Does anyone know of an adapter that will allow me to run a DVI-D signal
through a VGA cable
(turn a VGA cable into a DVI-D cable)?
Problem is that my computer has a DVI output, and my flat-screen TV in
another room has a DVI input (digital only) but the only wire running
through the walls is a VGA cable.
When I google it I am only finding results for adapters to go from DVI to
VGA.
I did try a standard DVI to VGA adapter on both ends and it didn't work. I
think it is only passing the analog part of the signal so there is nothing
to "convert back" at the digital end.
Thanks
Kuskokwim
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Jun 24, 2012, 9:21:11 AM6/24/12
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On Sat, 23 Jun 2012 20:23:15 -0400, Jack B. Pollack wrote:
> Does anyone know of an adapter that will allow me to run a DVI-D signal
> through a VGA cable
> (turn a VGA cable into a DVI-D cable)?
Sounds like it would convert the DVI-D to analog to send over your VGA
cable and then back to digital at the other end rather than actually
sending the digital signal as-is, though.
DC
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Jun 24, 2012, 2:04:00 PM6/24/12
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Because a VGA cable doesn't have enough individual conductors, you can't do
what you want to do with simple adapters.