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Ever since the first coaxial cable was used in the transmission of the 1936 Summer Olympics, video signals have been improving.  But not until the last decade video signal connections have become so advanced on all the many options to use to display an image.  We have designed a table that breaks down the conversions between different cables, making this a one stop list of what is needed for whatever the hookup may be.

From	To	Cable	Converter
HDMI	DVI-D (digital)	HDMIDVI-6-BLK	N/A
	Component	N/A	N/A
	VGA/D-sub	N/A	N/A
DVI-D(digital)	HDMI	HDMIDVI-6-BLK	AT-HD560DVI
	Component	N/A	N/A
	VGA/D-sub	DVI-SVGA-6	N/A
Component	HDMI	N/A	COMP-TO-HDMI*
	DVI-A	DVI-RGB-12	N/A
	VGA/D-sub	DB15-3-RCA-6	AT-VGA300CV
VGA/D-sub	HDMI	N/A	AT-HD500
	DVI-I(analog)	N/A	DVI-M-VGA-F
	Component	N/A	AT-PC-AVSCOMP***
	Composite	N/A	AT-PC-AVSCOMP
	S-Video	N/A	AT-PC-AVSCOMP
Composite	HDMI	N/A	AT-HD520**
	DVI-I(analog)	N/A	AT-AVS-DVI
	Component	N/A	N/A
	VGA/D-sub	N/A	AT-AVS-COMP
	RF(coax)	N/A	RFMOD-3WAY
S-Video	HDMI	N/A	AT-HD520**
	DVI-I(analog)	N/A	AT-AVS-DVI
	VGA/D-sub	N/A	AT-AVS-COMP
	RF(coax)	N/A	RFMOD-3WAY
SDI Video/BNC	HDMI	N/A	AT-HDSDI-AV
	Composite	N/A	AT-HDSDI-AV
USB	HDMI	N/A	AT-HDPiX

• *Other converter for Component to VGA/D-sub is AT-COMP-HDMIN
• **Other converter for Composite & S-Video to HDMI is GTV-COMPSVID-2-HDMIS
• *** Other converters for VGA/D-sub to Component is AT-HD-AVSC or AT-VGA300CV