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<blockquote data-quote="cmeilahn" data-source="post: 4242651" data-attributes="member: 49725"><p>I’ve used vga to hdmi converters as well as dvi to hdmi and hdmi to vga adapter cables. You need a powered converter to go from VGA to hdmi but just a conversion cable to go from dvi to hdmi or hdmi to vga. If it’s just a cable or adapter, it’s for converting the hdmi digital to analog hdmi.</p><p></p><p>I would recommend using the dvi and getting a converter cable. <$10 on Amazon. After that, get a cheap video card that supports hdmi natively. However, depending upon the computer you have and operating system, there are possible compatibility issues… so that’s less desirable…. So using dvi with a cable is a better choice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cmeilahn, post: 4242651, member: 49725"] I’ve used vga to hdmi converters as well as dvi to hdmi and hdmi to vga adapter cables. You need a powered converter to go from VGA to hdmi but just a conversion cable to go from dvi to hdmi or hdmi to vga. If it’s just a cable or adapter, it’s for converting the hdmi digital to analog hdmi. I would recommend using the dvi and getting a converter cable. <$10 on Amazon. After that, get a cheap video card that supports hdmi natively. However, depending upon the computer you have and operating system, there are possible compatibility issues… so that’s less desirable…. So using dvi with a cable is a better choice. [/QUOTE]
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