On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 17:43:37 +0100 Raphael Jacquot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
/me votes for the ADV7311 it does it all, and doesn't have the stupid macrovision... granted, it's 20 bucks, but that's fine with me :D
I'd say the ADV7312 is enough for our case. We don't need that additional bit in resolution (couldn't spot any other diferences) as we are using just 8 bits/pixel/colour anyways.
BTW: Did someone spot how this chip is supposed to generate normal VGA signal for computer monitors ?
Another note: Our other hardware engineer who is looking at this said that he fully intended, using ADV parts, that the DVI would be separate.
This puts us in the following position:
(1) Standard video will be something like the ADV7312 plus single-link DVI and cost about $15 in parts.
(2) We'll put on an extra footprint for an additional DVI transmitter. If someone wants dual-link (like for the Apple panel), they can pay an extra manufacturing/processing/parts fee to have the extra chip added.
(3) If you want to solder on the extra chip yourself, we'll tell you how, but it would probably void your warranty.
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