If I connect my Android tablet (A10MID, Android 4.0) to my monitor, and:
- the colors on the monitor
- the alignment of the picture
- the resolution
- and the floating "input not support"-ed message
are problematic. It works well otherwise: mouse, keyboard, runs apps, ...
Here is the setup:
tablet miniHDMI -> miniHDMI-HDMI cable -> HDMI_female to DVI_male adapter -> monitor DVI
And this is what I get:
(higher resolution: http://postimage.org/image/5tdvmb5pz/)
Since then I tried that monitor connected to my desktop with DVI-DVI cable that I borrowed, and it works perfectly.
I also went down to the next electronics store to try the tablet with a different display, and my tablet seems to work with one of those fancy new TVs through HDMI.
So both the tablet and the monitor work perfectly. But they cannot be coupled.
Could this be caused by my monitor not supporting HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection)?
If not, than my HDMI-to-DVI adapter is the only thing that can be the cause of this?