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Not directly because it can't handle retransmitting the existing HDMI signal. You probably need to add a HDMI/DVI switch IC like this one: https://www.analog.co
by ale42 2y ago
Not directly because it can't handle retransmitting the existing HDMI signal. You probably need to add a HDMI/DVI switch IC like this one: https://www.analog.com/en/products/ad8196.html https://www.analog.com/en/products/ad8196.html
- psd1 2y agoI've tried a few commercial hdmi switches, to share a monitor between machines. The switch time is long and the monitor doesn't reliably wake up. Perhaps it's related to eDID? Do you know how that chip is for real-world usability?
- kees99 2y ago> switch time is long and the monitor doesn't reliably wake up In my personal experience, obtuse monitor's firmware is often to blame. Using a switch with one extra input port, where all data pins are connected to ground (via series resistors), and switching to that port for a brief moment, before switching again to the real intended input, usually helps some.
- amelius 2y agoIsn't it possible to create a valid and stable HDMI signal based on two inputs? I can imagine that some memory is required to synchronize both signals. Is there an IC that can do that?