At 03:54 PM 12/9/2005, you wrote:
I am trying to connect my media PC to a Mitsubishi HDTV (model WD-52725) using a DVI input. The TV itself only has HDMI so I have an adapter. However, I can't get a picture to display on the TV. Previously I was using the VGA adapter to connect as the TV has one of those as well.
I just got a new ATI All in Wonder 800XT. It came with a coupon for a free HDTV breakout box, that plugs into the 800XT and then into a HDTV.... so something must be different then the regular TV OUT breakout box.
I have never used DVI before since I only have CRTs and no LCDs. Do I have to change some sort of setting in the video card drivers to enable the DVI instead of the VGA output? I am using a GeForce4 Ti4400 card. Also, the TV manual says that the HDMI input is "not for use with PCs or devices outputting video signals with computer resolutions". Is this just a ruse by the manufacturer to prevent people from connecting it or could there actually be some sort of mechanism that only allows HDCP contect to be shown? -- Brian
