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DVIHDMICables.com was created to be an informational resource about DVI/HDMI/SVGA Cables and Adapters with the intentions to provide enough information to simplify the sometimes confusing task of selecting the proper adapter or cable for your particular application.

Here, along with a graphic chart of connectors, you will find charts of all possible cable and adapter assemblies to help you determine what is and what isn't feasible when trying to hook up your digital or analog devices.

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Refer to this chart of digital video connectors to determine which connector is which.  This chart will help you to easily identify what type of cable you are working with or which type you will need to buy.  Pay close attention to the pin configurations that set these connectors apart from one another.   This section incorporates a chart of all possible digital video cable connections.  If you have two video devices that you want to hook together, please refer to this chart to see if a cross technology compatibility exists.  For instance, you will not find a DVI-A to DVI-D cable in this section because this cable simply does not exist.   The adapter assemblies chart, as with the Cable Assemblies section, lists all possible digital video adapter connections.  If you can not find the adapter assembly that you are looking for on this chart, chances are this adapter does not exist as the technologies or transmission methods are incompatible.



Monster Cable - Male-HDMI-to-Female-DVI Adapter - U2 HDMI-DV
3/11/2010 6:20:42 PM
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3/11/2010 6:20:42 PM
HDMI Consumer Electronics Control (HDMI-CEC)
3/11/2010 6:20:42 PM
CEC is a feature of the HDMI specification since v.1. It allows a device to send control signals to other devices connected via a HDMI cable. So that, for example, a HD TV could turn on/off a Blu-ray player. Unfortunately this promising feature is not yet supported by any PCs (other than Toshiba) or PC video cards. If it were I would be able to control XBMC on my Linux HTPC via my Samsung Anynet+ (Samsung's name for CEC) remote control. And I would not even need an IR/RF receiver on the HTPC as the signal is carried over the HDMI cable.
Re: TUTORIAL Connect X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Pro to... - Creative Labs
3/11/2010 6:20:42 PM
Hi, Many thanks for creating this tutorial. I have the same setup with Vista, having returned a previous card because it didn't have the HDMI out connector and being very disappointed and frustrated to discover the X-FI Titanium Fatal1ty Pro didn


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