Can I connect HDMI Type-E (Automotive) to DVI-I?

HDMI Type-E (Automotive) and DVI-I are not directly compatible. You will need a Active adapter to connect them.

Do I need an adapter for HDMI Type-E (Automotive) to DVI-I?

Yes, you need a HDMI Type-E (Automotive) to DVI-I adapter to connect HDMI Type-E (Automotive) to DVI-I.

Will connecting HDMI Type-E (Automotive) to DVI-I cause signal loss?

Yes, there may be some signal degradation when connecting HDMI Type-E (Automotive) to DVI-I. Digital HD to analog SD conversion with quality loss.

HDMI Type-E (Automotive) ↔ DVI-I

Compatibility check and signal path analysis

Adapter Required

These connectors are not directly compatible. An adapter or converter cable is needed.

Recommended: HDMI Type-E (Automotive) to DVI-I adapter

Signal Path

HDMI Type-E (Automotive) HDMI

Adapter

DVI-I Unknown

HDMI Type-E (Automotive)

Family HDMI

Form Factor Trapezoidal with lock tab

Pin Count 19

Reversible No

DVI-I

Family Legacy Video

Form Factor Wide D-sub with blade and 4-pin analog

Pin Count 29

Reversible No

Signal Degradation

Digital HD to analog SD conversion with quality loss.

Notes

HDMI Type-E (Automotive) to DVI-I: HDMI to legacy analog video requires an active converter (digital-to-analog conversion). Significant quality loss expected. The HDMI Type-E (Automotive) (HDMI) and DVI-I (Legacy Video) are from different connector families.