How can a TV know that an image is coming from a computer, not acomsumer set-top box?

Page 4 of the User's manual for the 2600 card you provided the link to
clearly indicate that the extra 4 pins of the DVI-I output connector are
used to provide an analog VGA(Dsub) output with a dongle that comes with the
card.

http://america.giga-byte.com/FileLis...x26p512h_e.pdf


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I'd assume "HDMI ready" means something else is needed and not
presently
supported. DVI is not HDMI and has no pins for sound..

DVI can carry HDCP encrypted content, but not all implementations of
DVI
have the decoders.

steveo

True, but it doesn't carry audio.
I asked not about DVI standard, but about custom implementation of DVI
output on Radeon HD cards.

I noticed from page 4 of the link that both DVI-I ports on the card support
a VGA dongle so certainly no audio is being provided over the 4 non DVI
ports.
I also noticed that the card comes with what appears to be a standard DVI to
HDMI adapter which like standard DVI-HDMI cables just map the digital video
pins in the DVI connector to the corresponding pins in a HDMI connector
since the DVI digital protocol is a subset of HDMI video protocol.
I also noticed that no where in the user's manual is there any mention of
the video card also supporting any audio.
The card is not like some of the new ATI 2xxx chip cards that have a real
HDMI connector on them which do support HDMI digital audio.

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Page 4 of the User's manual for the 2600 card you provided the link to
clearly indicate that the extra 4 pins of the DVI-I output connector are
used to provide an analog VGA(Dsub) output with a dongle that comes with
the card.

http://america.giga-byte.com/FileLis...x26p512h_e.pdf


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On Dec 18, 9:59 pm, "T Shadow" wrote:
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I'd assume "HDMI ready" means something else is needed and not
presently
supported. DVI is not HDMI and has no pins for sound..

DVI can carry HDCP encrypted content, but not all implementations of
DVI
have the decoders.

steveo

True, but it doesn't carry audio.
I asked not about DVI standard, but about custom implementation of DVI
output on Radeon HD cards.

On Dec 19, 10:09 pm, "Curious" wrote:
I noticed from page 4 of the link that both DVI-I ports on the card support
a VGA dongle so certainly no audio is being provided over the 4 non DVI
ports.
I also noticed that the card comes with what appears to be a standard DVI to
HDMI adapter which like standard DVI-HDMI cables just map the digital video
pins in the DVI connector to the corresponding pins in a HDMI connector
since the DVI digital protocol is a subset of HDMI video protocol.
I also noticed that no where in the user's manual is there any mention of
the video card also supporting any audio.
The card is not like some of the new ATI 2xxx chip cards that have a real
HDMI connector on them which do support HDMI digital audio.

"JW" wrote in message

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Page 4 of the User's manual for the 2600 card you provided the link to
clearly indicate that the extra 4 pins of the DVI-I output connector are
used to provide an analog VGA(Dsub) output with a dongle that comes with
the card.

http://america.giga-byte.com/FileLis..._gv-rx26p512h_...

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On Dec 18, 9:59 pm, "T Shadow" wrote:
"steveo" wrote in message

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"T Shadow" wrote in message
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"D" wrote in message

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http://www.giga-byte.co.uk/Products/...ew.aspx?Produc...

I'd assume "HDMI ready" means something else is needed and not
presently
supported. DVI is not HDMI and has no pins for sound..

DVI can carry HDCP encrypted content, but not all implementations of
DVI
have the decoders.

steveo

True, but it doesn't carry audio.
I asked not about DVI standard, but about custom implementation of DVI
output on Radeon HD cards.- Hide quoted text -

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Please, see http://groups.google.ru/group/micros...8?dmode=source

On Dec 19, 10:09 pm, "Curious" wrote:
I noticed from page 4 of the link that both DVI-I ports on the card support
a VGA dongle so certainly no audio is being provided over the 4 non DVI
ports.
I also noticed that the card comes with what appears to be a standard DVI to
HDMI adapter which like standard DVI-HDMI cables just map the digital video
pins in the DVI connector to the corresponding pins in a HDMI connector
since the DVI digital protocol is a subset of HDMI video protocol.
I also noticed that no where in the user's manual is there any mention of
the video card also supporting any audio.
The card is not like some of the new ATI 2xxx chip cards that have a real
HDMI connector on them which do support HDMI digital audio.

"JW" wrote in message

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Page 4 of the User's manual for the 2600 card you provided the link to
clearly indicate that the extra 4 pins of the DVI-I output connector are
used to provide an analog VGA(Dsub) output with a dongle that comes with
the card.

http://america.giga-byte.com/FileLis..._gv-rx26p512h_...

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On Dec 18, 9:59 pm, "T Shadow" wrote:
"steveo" wrote in message

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"T Shadow" wrote in message
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"D" wrote in message

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http://www.giga-byte.co.uk/Products/...ew.aspx?Produc...

I'd assume "HDMI ready" means something else is needed and not
presently
supported. DVI is not HDMI and has no pins for sound..

DVI can carry HDCP encrypted content, but not all implementations of
DVI
have the decoders.

steveo

True, but it doesn't carry audio.
I asked not about DVI standard, but about custom implementation of DVI
output on Radeon HD cards.- Hide quoted text -

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See http://support.ati.com/ics/support/K...estionID=28948
please.
Regards,
Dima