alt Hacker NewsHDMI accepts DVI signals; all you need is a passive adapter, to connect a DVI-D output to an HDMI input.
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rustyhancock • last Tuesday at 6:35 PM
Yea I should have been more specific DVI-A is gone.
That said last year I needed HDMI output used a tang nano 9k (£10) and GOWINs free IDE and IP cores were a breeze to use.
The DVI core basically takes what I remember being a VGA signal.
Their HDMI core IIRC just took a framebuffer.
So my complaining is probably in the vein of old many yells at cloud.
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Isn't DVI bit-parallel (that's why it has so many pins) while HDMI is serial? Maybe you're thinking of DisplayPort?
Late edit: I was wrong - they're both serial.