Everblue wrote:
So I tried with DVI to VGA adapter. Same problem! 
OK, I need to give you a little lesson in DVI, and DVI to VGA adapters.
DVI is a type of socket, and DVI-D is a type of signal.
On the DVI socket, certain pins output DVI-D, and other pins DVI-A.
You can buy DVI-D only cables as well.
DVI-A is actually a VGA signal just being output through the DVI socket.
A DVI to VGA adapter cannot and does not convert a digital DVI signal to VGA, it simply takes the VGA video and puts it back into a VGA cable again, no conversion at all. The only thing it is adapting, is the socket.
So, that's why you still have issues when using a DVI<->VGA adapter.
(It's the same as some RCA to S-Video adapters for PCs. It doesn't convert to an S-Video signal to Composite, so you have to tell your computer it's still a composite signal sent over an S-Video cable).
