Hello,
Not sure where i've to put it so i'll try here ^^ .
My problem is the following:
I'd like to make a cable that can carry both HDMI and VGA signal (not both at the same time) with the minimal amount of connections possible.
In order to do this i plan to use common connections between the VGA input and the HDMI input. Is this possible?
To determine if this is possible I've two questions:
1. What happens to the VGA's signal when the hdmi's one is connected to the screen? is the signal going to the ground or simply not connected to anything...?
If the answer is "pins are just not connected To anything" (n/c not gnd !) then the number of pins needed is the Absolute minimum for an hdmi connection and so :
2. What is the Absolute minimum pins requiered for an hdmi connection ?
Thanks in advance
Not sure where i've to put it so i'll try here ^^ .
My problem is the following:
I'd like to make a cable that can carry both HDMI and VGA signal (not both at the same time) with the minimal amount of connections possible.
In order to do this i plan to use common connections between the VGA input and the HDMI input. Is this possible?
To determine if this is possible I've two questions:
1. What happens to the VGA's signal when the hdmi's one is connected to the screen? is the signal going to the ground or simply not connected to anything...?
If the answer is "pins are just not connected To anything" (n/c not gnd !) then the number of pins needed is the Absolute minimum for an hdmi connection and so :
2. What is the Absolute minimum pins requiered for an hdmi connection ?
Thanks in advance