Is it possible to modify an analog LCD monitor in order to enable it to receive a digital signal.
I read somewhere that for an LCD VGA (analog) monitor to work properly, the analog VGA signal that it receives has to be converted, via the internal circuitry to a digital signal that can be displayed by the flat LCD screen.
If this is indeed the case, would it not be possible, with a bit of soldering handiwork, to bypass the internal analog-to-digital converter and wire in some kind of DVI socket?
Then I could resurrect my old VGA display and connect it directly to the digital output of my graphics card which lacks any analog ports at all.
I have searched high and low on the internet but have not come across anyone else asking even a similar question to this.
Go to it all you Techies!!
Just to clarify, I am NOT looking for a computer graphics card digital output -> VGA monitor connection solution. This would be quite easy to solve.
Thanks.
I read somewhere that for an LCD VGA (analog) monitor to work properly, the analog VGA signal that it receives has to be converted, via the internal circuitry to a digital signal that can be displayed by the flat LCD screen.
If this is indeed the case, would it not be possible, with a bit of soldering handiwork, to bypass the internal analog-to-digital converter and wire in some kind of DVI socket?
Then I could resurrect my old VGA display and connect it directly to the digital output of my graphics card which lacks any analog ports at all.
I have searched high and low on the internet but have not come across anyone else asking even a similar question to this.
Go to it all you Techies!!
Just to clarify, I am NOT looking for a computer graphics card digital output -> VGA monitor connection solution. This would be quite easy to solve.
Thanks.