I have a television with no HDMI port, just DVI and VGA. I purchased a digital-to-analog converter which came with an optical cable.
I'm able to receive audio via my wireless Turtle Beach headset thanks to using the converter + optical cable, but sometimes I don't want to wear my headset and would like the audio to come through my television speakers, which are built in.
I read in a separate guide that there are different DVI's that can transfer sound OR audio, or both.
I don't know which type of DVI my tv has, it doesn't say DVI-I or DVI-D, just "DVI".
I'm also using an HDMI to DVI-D cable, and according to that thread, DVI-D only transfers video.
So If I purchase an HDMI to DVI-I cable, I'll be able to receive audio as well? And would that DVI-I fit into the DVI port on my television?
Unless the DVI port only supports DVI-D. Which is what I'm wondering since it only says DVI. Does that mean ANY DVI cable will fit?
I'm able to receive audio via my wireless Turtle Beach headset thanks to using the converter + optical cable, but sometimes I don't want to wear my headset and would like the audio to come through my television speakers, which are built in.
I read in a separate guide that there are different DVI's that can transfer sound OR audio, or both.
I don't know which type of DVI my tv has, it doesn't say DVI-I or DVI-D, just "DVI".
I'm also using an HDMI to DVI-D cable, and according to that thread, DVI-D only transfers video.
So If I purchase an HDMI to DVI-I cable, I'll be able to receive audio as well? And would that DVI-I fit into the DVI port on my television?
Unless the DVI port only supports DVI-D. Which is what I'm wondering since it only says DVI. Does that mean ANY DVI cable will fit?
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