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DVI Splitter Cable (DVI to DVI and VGA), 1 ft. Questions - 20631

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Sewell Part #:  SW-4878   Mfg Part #:  20631
Out of Stock eta: 9/24/2009
20631, DVI to DVI and VGA cable

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  • HJI, I want a simple adapter that will allow an either/or connection from a mac mini (DVI) to a DVI lcd monitor OR a projector with vga(1024x768) input. In other words, use the mac mini with DVI monitor UNLESS I turn on the projector- doesnt need to be simultaneous- just dont want to have to unplug anything. thanks for any info chriso
    • As long as only one display is on at a time, it should work for you. (Note however that many displays use a standby mode, rather than completely powering off, which may interfere with usage as you described)
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  • Hi, I have a Dell desktop with both VGA & DVI connections. Both monitors accepts VGA connectors. Can I use this cable to allow me to use both monitors at the same time? Thank you
    • Unless your computer video card specifically supports "Dualhead" technology, it will not be able to drive two monitors simultaneously off of one port, however you should be able to connect one monitor directly to the DVI port on the comptuer, and a second monitor directly to the VGA port on your comptuer.
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  • I have a mac mini and I want to hook it up to a monitor (VGA)and a TV(Apple DVI to Video Adapter) . Is this the right thing to split the signals. I won't need to have the video source on the TV and the monitor at the same time.
    • I'm afraid that this would not work for you. This splitter would only take the Digital signal to your Apple adatper and would not send the TV signal. You might be able to connect a DVI splitter, but the comptuer will usually only allow you to connect one display at a time. You can use a PC to TV converter to simulataneously output to both a monitor and TV.
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  • I have a Dell Inspiron 530S. I want to drive two monitors from the DVI-I port on the graphics card, and extend the windows desktop across the two monitors. One monitor (Envision EN7500) accepts 15 pin VGA only and the other new Dell monitor accepts DVI or VGA. Will this device work, and if not, can you recommend one?
    • This cable will only work how you are describing if your video card natively supports outputting a digital and an analog signal simultaneously. Unfortunately, very few video cards actually support that. In most cases you would need to ugrade to a video card that has 2 video outputs. If that is not an option you can add a second output using our USB to DVI external video card.
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  • I have a zenith/ model # R57W46 . It has an DVI- HDTV input and my computer has the 15 pin VGA connecter. I want to hook my pc to the television but I'm stuck . Also tried a HDIM cable but it wont fit.
    • VGA output on a computer cannot be converted to DVI inputs or HDMI inputs with a simple cable. You would need a VGA to DVI converter box, but honestly cost wise it is probably better to install a DVI card in your computer.
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