Ikrin

How would one get from HDMI to VGA most efficiently without losing too much quality? Yes, I understand that there would need to be a separate audio cable. I was thinking that an HDMI to DVI, which is still digital, attached to a VGA adapter would work, but I don't know. HP has an HDMI to VGA adapter for their Voodoo laptop, but I don't know if it works for all devices or is somehow specific to their devices.

http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/sh...=20-30043717-2

Otherwise, I would also like to know of a way to get from composite or component to VGA or BNC. I would think converting to BNC would be more reliable, but I have not seen any cables that do this job.

HDFury is too expensive.

stumped

HDMI is digital, component/vga is analog. you'll need to spend at least $100+ for a conversion module.

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try www.monprice.com

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Yup, you need an active converter.

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Ikrin

So no one thinks the HP adapter would work?