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Laker_Town
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| okay what the hell is dvi-d and dvi? Is the adapter part for some of the Comcast boxes? Ive been reading a bit, but Im more confused. |
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lakers0505
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| Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 1:23 am Post subject: |
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| Laker_Town wrote: | | okay what the hell is dvi-d and dvi? Is the adapter part for some of the Comcast boxes? Ive been reading a bit, but Im more confused. |
I use a DVI Port too connect my computer too me HD TV. So I can use it as widescreen moiniter and lets me stream videos over.
DVI - I = Carries Digital and Analog Signals.
DVI - D = Only Carries Digital Signals
DVI - I is better, and price wont be a difference. I picked up a DVI - I card for my computer for 28 dollars with shipping included. But u shouldnt have any need for analog signals are basicaly you would be getting this for a digital signal.
I have a DVI too HDMI wire too connect it together.
Also their is a new standard that is being releaesed too replace DVI, i forgot what its called someone else might remember the name of it. In any event DVI still gets the job done. |
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