Is it possible to connect an xbox to projector which only has a DVI port? If yes then which cable would be suitable?
2019372
Yes it is but the projector has to support the output resolution from the xbox360. HDE Xbox 360 HDMI + Audio Dongle Adapter & Cable or eForCity Premium DVI-M to HDMI-F Video Adaptor - Compatible with xbox 360 should help get you in the right direction and these products are available on amazon!
2019373
You can use a VGA for the Xbox 360 to connect to a projector on one occasion. There is an adapter called: DVI-VGA converter. It can be found here:StarTech DVI to VGA Cable Adapter, M/F (DVIVGAMF)So I hope this really answers your question Sir or Ma'am. This is the only way I know how to do it and that works.
136477
yes has 3 ports of HDMI at he back connect one as solely a projection source from xbox via a HDMI cable
1983253
Yes, I hooked the cable to my laptop straight to my projector. 200+inch image on my wall. If you plan on plugging in and unplugging this cable repeatedly I would not recommend it. I have purchased multiple hdmis at this pricepoint, they have all stopped working over time when plugged in and taken out (could be coincidence).
1826432
It is a dual DVI, but this cable only works if you use it to go from a DVI output to an HDMI input. For example it would work if you use it to go from your computer's DVI output to your TV's HDMI input, but it wouldn't work if you use it to go from your XBOX 360's HDMI output to your monitor's DVI input.
823290
I connected mine with dual-link DVI cable and it works fine. To get the high resolution it does need to be dual-link. You can tell if it by looking to see if it has pins in all 24 locations. Regular DVI will not support the high resolution. You can also use HDMI. It depends on the monitor and the graphics card what it supports. Hope this helps.
1018312
I haven't tried HDMI to DVI. I can't really test it either because I don't have that kind of cable. I can't see why is shouldn't work though. The output is pretty much a passthrough.
1349826
You'd need to have a cable box to convert the cable into a usable signal. The cable box will probably have an HDMI jack that would be the best way to connect to the projector.
2071024
You would need to get an HDMI to DVI converter in order to connect the HDMI cable that XBox uses to the monitor...here's a link:
1004950
Unfortunately not, for two reasons:1) Xbox cannot support anything above 60hz2) HDMI doesn't support anything above 120hz. In order to utilize 144hz, you would have to use DisplayPort.
1544391
No. It did not work for me. I used this to connect xbox to a monitor and out was so bad (forget HD) that it was impossible to play games.
1727580
Hi again, you should take a look for VGA - DVI scalers. From there convert the DVI to HDMI. For example, Gefen makes a VGA-DVI Scaler Plus, or Extron makes a RGB-DVI 300(?). The key is to be able to scale the popular 1920x1200 output from your projector to 1920 x 1080.
1636266
i think you can connect to a projector using a usb. there is a usb an a audio video output. there is also a usb input for a computer or a hard drive to record or playback
1628504
It depends upon what you want to display via the projector. What is your video/audio out? You that port and get an appropriate adapter. I returned mind because the color was terrible. But I think there were several input ports I was using HDMI. I think it had s video and RCA also, but I'm not sure. Check the specs online to see what input ports it has.
829154
RCA, but it's a specialized one that has RCA plugs on one side, and a stereo jack on the other to plug into the projector. You can't just use any old RCA cord with this. You can use a standard HDMI, but you will have to supply your own.
1615917
I have mine connected to my computer via DVI, and connected to my Xbox over HDMI, but you can plug it in to whatever you want however you wish.
399333
The monitor does not have HDMI input only RCA (yellow, red , white ) plugs so if your xbox has RCA the your good to go. The power and ground are loose wires. Not hard to solder plugs to. Remember that this is a 12 volt monitor tho so you will need an adapter to convert the 110 household power to 12 volts. But totally possible! Good luck
1397492
I haven't specifically tried it, but why wouldn't it? HDMI are universal cables -- if your spec calls for HDMI (and not mini-HDMI or something else) it should work. The XBox uses standard HDMI. A 1.3 spec or "Hi def" version will still work for any standard device. If there is a problem it means you have a bad cable and with over 1,300 positive reviews that isn't likely.