Will the OPPO OPDV971H work with a DVI-to-VGA adapter? Does anyone know if I can use a DVI-to-VGA adapter to connect it to the VGA input on my monitor?
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No. Read the FAQ: http://www.oppodigital.com/opdv971h_FAQ.htm#B7 The DVI output is DVI-D (digital only) while VGA is analog only.
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If I understand the question correctly, I do not know for sure if it will work. I connected a VGA monitor to a newer dvi-d port and it worked great! The first thing to confirm would be the connections (male vs female)
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The monitor's input looks to be DVI-D only. I'm confused about the question though because it should work with either a DVI-D or DVI-I video card. DVI-I should work with all DVI-D monitors. DVI-I connectors on video cards only add an analog signal in case you need to adapt it to a VGA port.
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No, VGA. But you could connect your DVI display to the VGA connector with the right adapter.
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Haven't tried that, but as DVI-D is pure digital and VGA is pure analog you might need a converter as well. If my computer only had VGA I would consider getting a new one. Dell has decent desktop PCs for $400 or so.
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I had zero success making it work on any adapter aside from the standard display port. The one I bought is a really pretty paper weight, but i wish you luck!
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No. Only 1x VGA port. There are other models that do support DVI and VGA. But, as I found, not this model.
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Do not try to use a monitor with a D style VGA connector that has an hd-15 connector, I tried buying two kinds of adapters to go from hd-15 to hdmi and neither one of them worked.
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I plugged it into my Dell Laptop using the supplied cable (this means yes to VGA) - no problem at all, great, bright display. That's what I wanted, I never counted the other ports, suggest you read the specs.
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The cable that comes with your monitor will work. DVI-D works with any monitor that has a DVI connection, as long as you are plugging it into a DVI port on your video card. You would only need DVI-I if you need to use your monitor's VGA connector plugged into a DVI port on the video card. The DVI-I cable has 4 extra little pins around the flat blade pin of the DVI connector. These are the analog connections for VGA. If you are going to do this, you also need a DVI-I to VGA adapter plugged directly into your monitor. Note that a DVI-I cable won't plug into a DVI-D port on a monitor because the 4 extra little pins don't exist on a DVI-D port. The cable that comes with your monitor will work. DVI-D works with any monitor that has a DVI connection, as long as you are plugging it into a DVI port on your video card. You would only need DVI-I if you need to use your monitor's VGA connector plugged into a DVI port on the video card. The DVI-I cable has 4 extra little pins around the flat blade pin of the DVI connector. These are the analog connections for VGA. If you are going to do this, you also need a DVI-I to VGA adapter plugged directly into your monitor. Note that a DVI-I cable won't plug into a DVI-D port on a monitor because... » Read More The cable that comes with your monitor will work. DVI-D works with any monitor that has a DVI connection, as long as you are plugging it into a DVI port on your video card. You would only need DVI-I if you need to use your monitor's VGA connector plugged into a DVI port on the video card. The DVI-I cable has 4 extra little pins around the flat blade pin of the DVI connector. These are the analog connections for VGA. If you are going to do this, you also need a DVI-I to VGA adapter plugged directly into your monitor. Note that a DVI-I cable won't plug into a DVI-D port on a monitor because the 4 extra little pins don't exist on a DVI-D port. « Show Less
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You can't convert from DP to VGA without a special adapter (a good, active adapter is about $50), but you can easily convert from DVI to VGA. This card may come with that adapter, but I don't remember because I have 4 or 5 DVI>VGA adapters laying around and I don't know where they all came from. Either way, if you can use something other than VGA, do it. VGA is an old technology and the newer, digital standards (DVI, HDMI, and DP) are all vastly superior.
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Yes. You can input VGA and output VGA or DVI all or a combination of outputs. Also you can input DVI and output VGA or DVI or a combination. You will need DVI to VGA adaptor
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I got this StarTech.com DisplayPort to VGA Video Adapter Converter - 1920x1200 - Display Port / DP Adapter M/Fand it works perfectly :)
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Yes and no. For it to work you need a Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter. These are not cheap. This adapter will cost you $70+ If it's cheaper than that, you're probably buying a single link DVI adapter which WILL NOT WORK. The following are amazon product IDs of compatible adapters which you can search for on amazon: B001IF252C B0045I85GY B004C4SEH6 B004I6L6DW
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It may depend on what kind of graphics card you have. I had a ThinkPad laptop with miniDP port and I tried to connect to a DVI monitor using this device and I could not find a way to show anything on my monitor and I was using Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.
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&gt;can i use this to connect my pc to monitor? Works for me. HDMI output on my laptop to DVI connector on a monitor.
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