Any advantage to using one over the other DVI or RGB on a monitor? Particularly an LCD monitor?

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I'm not certain I see any real difference.I am using an ATI AIW 9000 pro card which is DVI out or RGB with the adapter. The LCD monitor has both inputs.One thing that is annoying is that the ATI card does not send the signal to the LCD during computer boot up (post) when connected to the DVI input but it does with RGB. I can live with that if the DVI is better.ATI has no usefull information on solving this problem on their website but they do acknowledge the problem.Thank you knowledgeable readers.-dES. Any advantage to using one over the other DVI or RGB on a monitor? Particularly an LCD monitor? I'm not certain I see any real difference.I am using an ATI AIW 9000 pro card which is DVI out or RGB with the adapter. The LCD monitor has both inputs.One thing that is annoying is that the ATI card does not send the signal to the LCD during computer boot up (post) when connected to the DVI input but it does with RGB.

I can live with that if the DVI is better.ATI has no usefull information on solving this problem on their website but they do acknowledge the problem.Thank you knowledgeable readers.-dES hi,well primarily, especially with your setup. Going from the dv output to your dv monior input.1. You'l have a large bandwidth which will help in having a better display on your lcd monitor2. And since your already sending directly digital signal to the dvi monitor input. The monitor does have to waste time in converting the signal. Things are little faster!!now along with this, overall the fact that you have two different inputs give you a backup if you ever lose the digital input part of the monitor goes bad yo can easily switch over to analog!! I'm assuming this is a computer LCD monitor.

It should have a native panel resolution. Normally you will set the DVI-D or VGA to that same native resolution for best quality.DVI-D is a direct digital connection, VGA uses the RAMDAC to convert digital to analog and the monitor A/D converts back. DVI-I connectors include pins for both DVI-D and VGA. For most monitors you won't notice a great difference in quality for short connections (up to 15-20 feet). The higher the LCD 'native resolution' the more likely DVI-D will look better.For longer cables, they both degrade but in different ways.

Better quality cables are needed to go longer than 20 feet for both.

If you are trying to use RGB Colors in PowerPoint for Mac, it is possible that the default system color picker won’t show the RGB field to enter the RGB color values when you click More Colors in the Font properties or Shape color properties. In these situations, where only the color wheel appears, you can switch to a different color picker tab and enable the CMYK or RGB input.This article is for those who need to use the RGB option for specific color selections in PowerPoint for Mac. Method #1 – Using the RGB Slider in More Colors dialog box.You can open the color slider in PowerPoint by going to the shape or font color option and clicking More Colors this option will open a Colors popup.Click the Color Sliders button (it is the second icon button) and then select the RGB Slider option in the combo box.

Now, you will see a Hex Colors input field where you can specify the RGB values or input it in Hex Format. Method #2 – Installing another Color PickerIt is possible to install a different color picker in your system. Our favorite color picker, that is designed for developers & designers, but can be used by PowerPoint users.Skala Color is another color picker that is built for OS X. It is a very useful & powerful color picker that let you choose any color from the palette or input it as a Hex value.Moreover, this alternative color picker let you copy the color to multiple formats, HTML Hex RG, Float RGBA, CSS RGB and many others.For PowerPoint users, the random color button can be useful, too. It allows to generate a random color from the palette. Also, there is a white and black color buttons that will point the current color to white or black very easily.However, our favorite tool from this color picker is the.

It allows you to grab any color from the screen (you can grab any color from the current screen or the PowerPoint slide). Lightroom 3.2 for mac. It is great if you want to grab a color from a picture or reuse any of the colors in your slides.This color picker is free and can be downloaded from.