PLS I NEED HELP--- MY CHURCH HAS 6 TV SCREENS, WHICH I CONNECTED ALL TOGETHER WITH THE HELP OF A VGA SPLITTER. NOW WE JUST BOUGHT A NEW TV, AND THE TV DOES NOT HAVE VGA PORT. ONLY HDMI, USB AND THE VIDEO PORT(RED/YELLOW). NOW AM FINDING IT DIFFICULT TO GIVE IT A SIGNAL, SINCE I ONLY HAVE VGA INPUT FROM MY SOURCE. PLS WHAT CAN I DO?You need a Analog to Digital converter box to convert VGA ( analog ) to HDMI ( digital ). Lots of solutions out there. Here is one site that has them as well as a warning not to get tricked into cables that can switch VGA to HDMI. http://sewelldirect.com/articles/vga-to-hdmi.aspxPlease do not post the same question more than once. I deleted the THREE duplicate posts.Cables cannot make the conversion, as Dave said. The reason HDMI to VGA cables work is if the source or display can detect the signal type and make the appropriate change. For EXAMPLE, my graphics cards will detect if the display is analog or digital and send the appropriate signal, and I've run them through an HDMI-VGA cable without a converter. However, I DOUBT the switch box you have is capable of doing this. A converter box is the way to go.Sorry if this is a little late but im sure people will read this thread.

If you want to convert VGA to hdmi like quaxo said a simple vga to hdmi conversion cable will NOT work. Save your money and DON'T BUY THEM. All they do is convert the input pins and not any data, so don't waste your time. If you see a cable like this:

PLEASE DON'T BE TEMPTED IN GETTING IT

What you need to successfully convert VGA into hdmi is a converter box which has the power to convert not only pins buy also input and output signals of images and sound. This may sound complicated for a beginner but its really not.

First get your self a couple of vga and hdmi cables, buy them from ebay or your local shop.

Then you need the vga to hdmi converter itself, i suggest you get it from this website, they have some good information on vga to hdmi conversion.

Simple plug in all your components and cables and you should be good to go. Make sure you have a good quality hdmi cable, or else you may EXPERIENCE a fuzzy image.

Well thats it for now, i hope this helps you guys