DVI-D & Audio to HDMI Converter - Lindy - 38164

No, the Lindy 38164 converter does not perform video scaling. It converts the signal at its native resolution, so the output resolution will match the input resolution. For example, a 1024x768 input will result in a 1024x768 output.

This converter specifically supports DVI-D (digital video signals). While the host interface is listed as DVI-I, it is designed to receive DVI-D signals for conversion.

The converter accepts standard analogue stereo audio via L/R (Phono) RCA connectors.

No, the Lindy 38164 is a plug-and-play device and does not require any software or driver installation.

The product comes with a 2-year warranty from the date of purchase.

The converter is designed for DVI-D signals. Connecting a DVI-I source that relies solely on its analogue pins for video may not produce the desired result.

The product description does not explicitly mention HDCP support, and it primarily handles analogue to digital conversion. If your source content is HDCP protected and your display requires it, compatibility might be an issue.

Ensure all cables (DVI-D, RCA audio, HDMI, power) are securely connected. Verify that the input source is powered on and outputting a signal. Confirm the display is set to the correct HDMI input. Check that the input resolution is supported (up to 1920x1080@60Hz).

Try using shorter or higher-quality DVI-D, HDMI, and RCA cables. Ensure the input resolution and refresh rate are within the converter's supported range (1920x1080@60Hz). Check for interference from other electronic devices.

Confirm the RCA audio cables are connected correctly to the red and white 'L/R' inputs on the converter and the corresponding audio outputs on the source. Ensure the audio output is enabled and configured on the source device.

Verify the input source is active. Check if the DVI-D output resolution is compatible with the converter and display. Ensure the HDMI cable is functioning correctly and connected to the correct input on the display.