here are two options

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In Reply to: DVI and a plasma posted by danlaudionut on December 3, 2012 at 16:29:12:

Since you didn't mention any other components (receiver, processor, etc) nor did you mention which model of plasma, the following is based on a direct connection of the computer to the plasma.

Option #1
You will need a video card with an HDMI output if you want to go all digital, that's video and audio, directly to the plasma.

Option #2
You can use the analog audio outputs of the computer to get an audio connection to the plasma, while using a DVI-to-HDMI cable (see link below) to get the digital video to the plasma. This assumes that you have at least one HDMI input on the plasma that allows for analog audio.

DVI2HDMI (Open in New Window)

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Topic - DVI and a plasma - danlaudionut 16:29:12 12/03/12 (4)

RE: DVI and a plasma - mcbuddah 08:16:25 12/16/12 (1)

RE: DVI and a plasma - Bones13 07:24:56 01/07/13 (0)

here are two options - Joe Murphy Jr 10:54:08 12/04/12 (1)

RE: here are two options - mcbuddah 23:03:34 12/04/12 (0)

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