DVI-D output to DVI-I display

[amirforum]

I have a motherboard (Advantech AIMB-501) that has a VGA output and a DVI-D. I have an analogue monitor with DVI-I input. When I connect DVI-D output to my monitor, there's no display on it.
Any solution?
I've connected the VGA to another monitor and need two monitors at the same time.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

You cannot use both GPU outputs (VGA & DVI) at the same time - - you can only use one or the other.

The only reason there are two outputs on the motherboard is to give you a choice to suit your particular monitor.

If you want to use two monitors you must install a graphics card which supports two or more monitors.

 

[Petrossa]

Your screen has a DVI-I input as it requires analogue signals.
DVI-D only outputs digital.
Only solution would be to get a newer, digital screen with DVI-D input, or a small graphics board with DVI-I output (Like a G210, for example)

 

[amirforum]

You cannot use both GPU outputs (VGA & DVI) at the same time - - you can only use one or the other.

The only reason there are two outputs on the motherboard is to give you a choice to suit your particular monitor.

If you want to use two monitors you must install a graphics card which supports two or more monitors.

I have another motherboard, IEI IMB-G41A2 , it has also two ouputs (VGA & DVI-I). Both my VGA monitor and my analogue display work with it. It's a dual graphic and both should work

 

[amirforum]

Your screen has a DVI-I input as it requires analogue signals.
DVI-D only outputs digital.
Only solution would be to get a newer, digital screen with DVI-D input, or a small graphics board with DVI-I output (Like a G210, for example)

So you mean there's no way to convert Digital to Analogue?

 

[Petrossa]

Your screen has a DVI-I input as it requires analogue signals.
DVI-D only outputs digital.
Only solution would be to get a newer, digital screen with DVI-D input, or a small graphics board with DVI-I output (Like a G210, for example)

So you mean there's no way to convert Digital to Analogue?

None that I know of that is reliable, apart from adding a small graphics card, as mentioned.
I have come across advertising for items that do those conversions, but am dubious about whether they actually work or not.