On Fri, Jan 28, 2005 at 07:02:33PM -0500, Preston Crow wrote: > On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 18:33, Tom E. Craddock, Jr. wrote: > > Drew Zerdecki wrote: > > 2.) Not sure if anyone has had success with DVI out to a DVI to HDMI > > converter, > > It's not a converter, it's a cable, and it's what I use. HDMI is DVI > with a different connector for all practical purposes. (Yes, HDMI also > includes audio, but few people who have HDTV still use TV speakers for > sound. Yes, HDMI implies support for HDCP which was optional for DVI, > but that just means it will decrypt if needed, not that encryption is > required.) > > So yes, DVI-out from my nVidia 5200 to my HDMI input on my TV works, > provided you get the mode lines exactly correct (and you turn off the > EDID information, since the TV can't provide the exact video modes > correctly).
I thought I read a discussion that implied that it was unclear if anyone had gotten an DVI-HDMI connection to work, at least in interlace mode. I looked back at recent posts from you and didn't see anything where you revealed the modelines you are using. Can you share them? I was able to get my Ti4200 to do DVI-HDMI to work at 720p, with hideous overscan but was never able to get a viewable 1080i resolution. Thanks, Aran
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