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But it works, yes?

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Maybe. By including VGA, the signal will be converted from a digital signal to analog, then back to digital. This might affect visual quality and color reproduction, and limit max resolution to about 1080p.

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Oh yeah, it probably kills the quality, but we only need it to look at the terminal output of the Raspi while it’s booting, so quality really doesn’t matter…

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Surprisingly, it does, yeah. Beforehand, we had independently tried hooking up a Raspberry Pi 3, which has a normal HDMI port, and we had tried two different HDMI-to-DisplayPort adapters, which wouldn’t work for whatever reason. So then seeing this chain of three adapters work without problem was kind of amazing.

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