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>There hardware from bittec/altera at this link that takes in DVI 29
>pin connector. It seems to include analog RGB signal inputs also. So
>in that case DVI connector is superset of VGA connector And this
>particular board can digitize the VGA video. In other words I should
>be able to use this board as a reference board. Does that make sense?
>
http://www.bitec.ltd.uk/hsmc_dvi_1080p_csc_c120.pdf
I would strongly avoid the digitizing process if you can. If it is
acceptable for you to work with digital (DVI/HDMI or Displayport), I would
recommend that. The process of correctly digitizing an analogue video signal
is hard to get right because finding the correct sampling frequency and
phase is difficult and often a manual process. Some of the problems you will
meet (especially at higher VGA resolution) are:
-sampling frequency can not be directly decided without visual trial and
failure
-digitizing phase is cable length sensitive
-bad SNR (pixels are not square at analogue level. Transmission lines are
more critical than for analogue viewing).