AppleTV 2g connected to HDMI to VGA adapter

I connected my AppleTV to my TV via a HDMI to VGA adapter. On power gives no signal and display a message "Out of Range", to connect another device with the same adapter works properly.

OK, thanks. Just one question.
I could get the Kanex ATV pro in Mexico, because the adapter I have now cost me much to get it, and almost not many options.

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Dear Support,
Here the case that i have connecting an External Monitor by HDMI to VGA Adapter.Once it connected, the monitor (Macbook) with keep flashing and no signal on the external monitor. Please help.

Hi there BrianYip,
You may find the troubleshooting steps in the article below helpful.
Apple computers: Troubleshooting issues with video on internal or external displays
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1573
-Griff W.

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I bought the HP HDMI to VGA adapter to use on my Windows 8 ultrabook. It does not work and nothing shows on the second monitor/ projector (reminas black as if no signal is received in the projector). I have tried all the usual tweaks and I know how to connect to a second screen.
Is this adapter not compatible with Windows 8? if so is there a fix that I can download to get it to work?
It was very embarrassing to try and use this in a corporate presentation and it failed.

Yes an HDMI to VGA adapter will work fine. Keep in mind it will not carry audio but neither did your old vga connection so I am assuming it is not a problem.
You would find an HDMI to VGA at any Best Buy or you can order on one amazon.com such as here:
http://www.amazon.com/BestDealUSA-Adapter-Converter-Laptop-NoteBook/dp/B007PLL4CK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8...
Connect the projector and use the Windows key at the lower left of the keyboard and the p key at the same time and it brings up a "projector" console that lets you easily switch from laptop to projector to laptop + projector.
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Input signal out of range with HDMI to VGA adapter LE1901w

Hi!
Recently I acquired an LE1901w monitor to use as second screen. I'm trying to connect it to my Toshiba u925 using an HDMI to VGA adapter (because neither the monitor has a HDMI port nor the notebook has a VGA output).
I'm getting the message "input signal out of range" asking to change to 1440x920 @ 60Hz and it keeps showing until the monitor goes to sleep even when I change the settings as per requested.
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Hello @fbinim,
I understand that you are getting the message "Input Signal Out Of Range" and it is asking you to change to 1440x920 @ 60 Hz. I suspect this is a driver issue and you will need to ensure that your drivers are up to date on your computer. Just to be sure I would recommend if you could to move the HP LE1901W monitor to another computer and ensure that you do not have the problem there. If you do have it on another computer The issue you are experiencing appears to be a physical issue. Please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region. http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html.
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Project using hdmi to vga adapter

I have an HP Spectre 13, and need to to display to vga projectors. I bought the HDMI - VGA adatper for this purpose.
When I use the vga plug from a standard flat panel monitor, it works fine.
But I have yet to find either a projector, or a large flat panel (like a ig screen TV), where it works.
Of course I know about going to the "Devices" and then "Project" menu (which can also be accessed using the Windows+P keys), but it still doesn't come up after choosing the "Duplicate" option.
It feels as though there must be somewhere one can find a menu for adjustments, but I have failed to find it so far.
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Hi Mario,
    My main point is that I go around giving Powerpoint presentations. For this I need a computer which will drive a projector. My understanding is that many people in the worl routinely do this, and the standard for this is a plug called "VGA", which is generally colored blue. I have found these all over the world.
    Now this latest computer does not have a VGA connection. This kind of makes sense, because it is elegantly thin, and the VGA is pretty fat. I get the feeling that more modern graphics connections are HDMI (which the computer has), and something that used to be called "Firewire", which seems to be becoming the Mac standard. I read about this when I bought the computer, and for that reason, at the same time that I purchased the computer, I also purchased an HDMI to VGA adapter.
    I have been having a really hard time making this work tyring lots of computers.
   I had an interesting experience today (while giving such a formal presentation. When my usual adapter failed, a friend loaned me an Apple adapter for Firewire to VGA. That worked well, but seemed to cause far different behavior in the Powerpoint viewer. But I went ahead and gave my talk.
    Afterwards, I fiddled with things, noted that how well that works depends on the ORDER in which I connect. If I first plugged the adapter into my computer, then the projecters VGA into the adapter, it would not work. But if I reversed that, then it does work. Any explanation of what is going on there? Isn't an electrical connection and electrical connection?
    Based on that I decided to try the same with myHDMI - VGA adapter, and that worked too!
    Please tell me where in any f HP's documentation it says that this order matters, and the correct order is given!?!?
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Steve

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Just checking if anyone can suggest what adapter would be suitable for HDMI to VGA Adapter, I'd love to connect two old HDMI to VGA monitor displays if possible as I have spare monitors and could use the facility.

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Yes an HDMI to VGA adapter will work fine. Keep in mind it will not carry audio but neither did your old vga connection so I am assuming it is not a problem.
You would find an HDMI to VGA at any Best Buy or you can order on one amazon.com such as here:
http://www.amazon.com/BestDealUSA-Adapter-Converter-Laptop-NoteBook/dp/B007PLL4CK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8...
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The best HDMI to VGA adapter

I have a U510 with the useless mini-VGA and no adapter has worked for that, so now I am looking for a good HDMI to VGA adapter. What is a good one for under $40? (Online or at Best Buy, RadioShack, or Staples)
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There's no such thing as a HDMI to VGA adapter. HDMI is purely digital signal, while VGA is pure analog signal. You'd have to get a converter that not only could change the shape of connector, but also decode digital sitnal and encode is as analog one. I don't even know if anybody makes such a thing. Why would you use VGA anyway? HDMI is superior in quality and functionality. VGA is susceptible to e-m noise too.
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I have an Apple TV (with an HDMI output) and I want to connect to my VGA projector. Any ideas?
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Notable quality difference for same screen connected via HDMI or VGA

I have created the following topic:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1386998
in which I was trying to get help for a strange color anomaly on my screen.
Finally I found out that when I connect with VGA, this color anomaly doesn't occur.
I wonder why the VGA cable is working better than the HDMI?
I'd like to use HDMI because of sound.
But I'll stick to VGA for now as long as I can avoid issues...
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