DaveMoi

I'm trying to link my Mitsubishi HC900 projector to my Denon 2910 DVD player via a digital connection. The HC900 has a DVI-D input, and the DVD player has both a DVI-D and HDMI output connector. I will need a 50feet (15meter) cable to connect the projector to the player. My question is, would I better go for a DVI-D to DVI-D cable or for a HDMI to DVI-D cable? I heard that HDMI is designed to run over longer lengths, would this help in this case? Lastly since a 50foot cable isn't exacly cheap ($200+), will I get a good picture at that length or will I most likely get interference?

Any advice is welcome

mjones73

Either way should produce good results, the key at that length is a high quality cable. Since the signal is digital, as long as it gets from the DVD player to the projector with no loss of data the picture will be fine.

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Matt
HT - Toshiba 57HX83, Toshiba HD-A3 (RIP HD-DVD), Directv HR20-100, Panasonic SA-XR57, Polk RT55i fronts, Polk RC55i rears, Polk CS240 center, Audiosource 8" sub

Living Room - LG 30FS4D, Directv HR21-200

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DaveMoi

Thanks for the reply Matt, I decided to for a 50feet DVI - DVI Oehlbach cable. Hopefully this will give me good results