May 21
DR804 asked:
Okay. I think I may understand the concepts here but can someone post a clear concise reason using actual terminology of why CRT and RP HDTV’s say that the DVI input is not for use with a personal computer. If you can get the proper refresh rates and resolution via your video adapter software/drivers, shouldn’t the picture be viewable on the HDTV?
I knew about the types of DVI from looking it up on wikipedia but if it’s a DVI-I video card and I use a DVI-D to DVI-D cable to connect to the TV, does that still fall under the TV manual’s warning of “not for use with a PC”
Okay. I think I may understand the concepts here but can someone post a clear concise reason using actual terminology of why CRT and RP HDTV’s say that the DVI input is not for use with a personal computer. If you can get the proper refresh rates and resolution via your video adapter software/drivers, shouldn’t the picture be viewable on the HDTV?
I knew about the types of DVI from looking it up on wikipedia but if it’s a DVI-I video card and I use a DVI-D to DVI-D cable to connect to the TV, does that still fall under the TV manual’s warning of “not for use with a PC”