[jonandjen]

I am about to receive a Philips 23PF9956 LCD, which (unfortunately found out since ordering) does not have component inputs. It is does however have a DVI-I input, and therefore was thinking of perhaps going for the DVI enabled Denon DVD player to link up. However (as a complete and utter 'newbie' to all things AV) could someone kindly advise if the DVI-D outputted Denon will be compatible with the DVI-I inputted Philips. Thanks very much

Hi mate, I'm pretty sure you will be ok with this.

DVI-I will accept DVI-I and DVI-D

[richjthorpe]

Make sure you get a DVI-D cable. The 1910 has a DVI-D port and although a DVI-I port can take DVI-I and DVI-D cables, a DVI-D port will only take a DVI-D cable.

Richie.

Richie, are you sure that's right?

I have a Denon 1910 connected to a Sanyo PLV Z2

The Denon is DVI-D, the PJ DVI-I

I got NExnix to send me a DVI-DVI cable which when it arrived was DVI-I - DVI-I

It worked perfectly, have I just got the wrong end of the stick?

[SamirP]

It would also be worth checking that the Philip's dvi input is HDCP compat, AFAIK the denon only output digital signals with HDCP from it's dvi output

[SamirP]

Originally Posted by jonandjen

I am about to receive a Philips 23PF9956 LCD, which (unfortunately found out since ordering) does not have component inputs.

As you haven't even received the Philips yet, why don't you just exchange it for a different model that has all the inputs you require.

[jonandjen]

All - Thanks for the advice. The Philips website is confsuing as it states on one part that the LCD is DVI-D and on another that it is DVI-I. Will perhaps have to do some more 'fishing around' to find out which is correct. As far as it being HDCP compat - again the part of the philips website that states the LCD is DVI-I mentions that it is fully compat. Perhaps I might just have to consider going for an alternative which has component inputs.