HTE: What is the difference between DVD-D and DVD-I?

[lancestorm]

Can you please explain the diff?

 

[Zim Hosein]

Does this help: Dan's Data letters #93

 

[welst10]

DVI-I stands for Digital Video Interface - Integrated and means a DVI connector that can transmit both analog and digital video data.

DVI-D stands for Digital Video Interface - Digital and means a DVI connector that can transmit only digital video data.

 

[lancestorm]

It seemed that DVI-I had more pins on the cable than DVI-D had in input. I was afraid of trying to hook it up It wouldn't have worked I am guessing...

(I had a dvd player with DVI-I output. But I only have DVI-D input. What are my choices?)

 

[WobbleWobble]

DVI-I has both analog and digital signals
DVD-D only has digital

 

[welst10]

Originally posted by: lancestorm
It seemed that DVI-I had more pins on the cable than DVI-D had in input. I was afraid of trying to hook it up It wouldn't have worked I am guessing...

(I had a dvd player with DVI-I output. But I only have DVI-D input. What are my choices?)

It will work. Dvi-i output should be able to work with dvi-d input.

 

[So]

^--- BINGO

 

[EvilYoda]

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