Large LCDs, 1920x1080 over VGA? (was Re: [AG-TECH] TFT Display)
Douglas Kosovic
douglask at itee.uq.edu.au
Wed Apr 18 21:08:10 CDT 2007
Hi Ed,
> In particular, we're looking at a Sony Bravia 46" KDL-46V2500, which
> runs for about $3200, wth plenum VGA cables to run through the ceiling
> to near the wall-mounts. However, I just noticed this:
>
>> Douglas Kosovic wrote:
>> My workplace has a Sony Bravia 46" LCD with native 1920x1080 resolution,
>> it
>> isn't capable of being driven at that resolution with an analog VGA
>> cable,
>
> Is that a universal restriction (meaning we'd have to find a way to
> get DVI or HDMI across the ceiling), or it is only an issue with some
> models? If the latter, how would I now what models work at 1920x1080
> over VGA?
In the Sony Bravia KDL-46V2500 operations manual, downloadable from:
http://esupport.sony.com/perl/model-documents.pl?mdl=KDL46V2500
There is a PC input signal reference chart, the highest resolution listed is
1400x1050.
In my case I was using a Sony Bravia KDL-46X2000 (native 1920 x 1080), it's
max listed VGA resolution in the manual was 1360x760 and that was the best I
could get out of it over VGA.
>> but has no problems with HDMI (1080i or 1080p, 50 or 60Hz). I'm not sure
>> about other brands. We use a DVI to HDMI cable. Generally, digital
>> DVI/HDMI
>> cables can't be run as long as the analog VGA cables.
>
> We wouldn't need more than a 50' cable, but I'm not aware of
> Plenum-rated DVI or HDMI. Do such things exist? If not, are there
> any options beside DVI-over-cat5?
The store where I bought a 5m (~16ft) HDMI to DVI cable was also selling 15m
(~50 ft) cable lengths. Sorry, I have no first hand experiance with HDMI/DVI
cables of that length.
Cheers,
Doug
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