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How do I set my iPad to video signal out

Try here:
http://desktop.grassvalley.com/products/videoconversion.php
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Video signal out the computer

Hi all,
I'm looking for a video interface FW, that I could distribute video signal out the computer into for example, an external TV monitor or video recorder.
I need it has an audio channel too.
Could you recommend me a video interface ( converter ) FW for Mac Intel ?
Thank you in advance.

Try here:
http://desktop.grassvalley.com/products/videoconversion.php
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How do I "send a video signal out to my tv" on an iPhone?

How do I "send a video signal out to my tv" on an iPhone?

I tried exactly this but it didn't work. I was able to get to the TV out and set it but no video came out. I have an iPhone 4 with IOS 6 and bought the cables from Apple. Any other ideas? I can plug a vcr or dvd into the same video inputs on the tv and that works fine.
Thanks,
Bob

How can I get my 2010 mac book pro to send signal out through the mini display port? end signal out through the end video signal out through the

How can I get my 2010 macbook pro to send signal out through the mini display port?

First, what you said is contradictory. You say "can't get a video signal", then say"the Mac wallpaper is broadcast, the mouse pointer is visible". "No video signal" means an absolutely black,blank screen. It sounds like you have plenty of signal.
I am supposing what you are seeing is actually a blank desktop, which is to be expected if your settings are such that you are extending the desktop, instead of mirroring it.
Within the preference panes is a setting that allows you to change this. Open System Preferences, click Displays, and then click Arrangement. You will see that you are extending the desktop. Change that setting.

Ipad2 digital av adapter no video signal out

I connected my new ipad2 to my brand new Onkyo AV receiver TX-NR809 via the digital AV adapter. The ipad2 is not able to display a video anymore and the Onkyo is not able to route the video to my projector and there is no sound coming out of the AV receiver. Both onkyo and ipad are on latest firmware version. Can you help? I would to rent a movie tonight to view it on my projector.
Ipad connected directly to beamer works.

Can anybody help me ?

How do I get a video signal to an external monitor via the mini-display port on my Mac Book Air?

I can't get a video signal out through my mini-display port on my Mac Book Air (version 1). Thus I can't feed BBC iPlayer to an external monitor. There is some connectivity - the MAC wallpaper is broadcast, the mouse pointer is visible and sound is transferred. Is it likely to be a cable connection problem (though the cable works with a Windows operating laptop)?

First, what you said is contradictory. You say "can't get a video signal", then say"the Mac wallpaper is broadcast, the mouse pointer is visible". "No video signal" means an absolutely black,blank screen. It sounds like you have plenty of signal.
I am supposing what you are seeing is actually a blank desktop, which is to be expected if your settings are such that you are extending the desktop, instead of mirroring it.
Within the preference panes is a setting that allows you to change this. Open System Preferences, click Displays, and then click Arrangement. You will see that you are extending the desktop. Change that setting.

Video signaling problem caused by 1.9, 2.0 BIOS (pointing out a BIOS problem)

Hi, i have a problem with the video signal. At random times when i boot up my computer, the computer would power up but there is no signal to the monitor. there is no hdd activity (via the hdd led) and nothing seems to be happening just that the fans are whirring. i have to unplug the computer then plug it again then turn it up again which sometimes repeats the problem. This is very irritating! So i did a little bit of troubleshooting:
1. I changed video cards. I used a SAPPHIRE ati radeon 9600XT fireblade and a LEADTEK GF4 ti4200. Both cards were causing the same problem and when i used both cards to another computer, there is no problem. = NOT A video card problem
2. used differnt kinds of drivers Cat 3.10, 4.10, 4.20 (omega and official) does not seem to do anything (which also i believe the drivers are OS dependent and its the bios of the vid card that starts up the vid card)
3. upgraded from 1.9 to 2.0 BIOS. still the same problem
4. reverted from 2.0 to 1.7 BIOS. the problem ended.
BTW, the board is 865PE-Neo2 - S. on a Intel 2.6Ghz C, 512MB TwinMos ram with m-tec chips, 80gb hdd, enermax 300w psu
so ive' solved the problem, and i just wanted to point out that there is a problem with 1.9, 2.0 BIOS. (havnt tried the 1.8 tho)

Wish I had seen this thread 2 weeks ago, but you did save me from buying a new graphics card. That was the last step (before chucking this mobo completely) in my attempts to fix the same problem. It didn't bother me too much, except I also couldn't get any DVD player (tried 3) to work. Would boot sometimes and at others gave a blue screen video error.
Flashing to bios 1.7 was the only thing that fixed it. Tried different memory, updating software, various combinations of drives, etc. For the record I tried bios 1.8, 1.9, 2.0, and 2.1. Not sure what about those updates causes problems but there definitely is something wrong.
Thanks.

Keynote video signal drops out

Keynote 4 video signal drops out during presentations where we are switching between two different Apple Computers (one G4 and one Intel). Both machines had previous versions of Keynote on them and over a period of time never had a signal drop out condition. Sounds like new version problem.
Any input appreciated.

I have two laptops each with their video out adapter connected and then cabled to a switch box where the big monitors project the signal of the laptop that the swtich box is set to. Like channel selection. Previous versions of Keynote were never a problem and I mean never. The signal came right through but now with Keynote 4 the signal drops out even tho the laptop is still active and apparently sending a signal through its video out connection. I have to hit escape and get out of keynote and then go back to PLAY for keynote to once again send that signal.

Recieve signals from WLAN NIC, decode and produce video signal from VGA or Composite Video out

i am trying to broadcast some MPEG4 video messages over a WLAN and display them on TVs and LCDs. i need to develope an interface between the wireless NIC and the display modoule. this interface has to be able to collect the information, decode the information to reproduce a video signal on a VGA socket or a normal TV composite video socket. does anyone has any ideas how i can achieve this?? please help me!! thank you!

Hi,
Assuming that you are trying to use LabVIEW to achieve this, I believe that it will be simplest if your wireless NIC exposes an ActiveX interface that LabVIEW can use.
Regards,
Ankita

Solutions for displaying s-video signal on Macbook Pro? (2006 model)

I looking around for ways to display an s-video signal on my Macbook Pro, but i've no idea the best way to this.
I'm not really after capturing or recording the signal, but I just need a means that I can view the signal, and to be able to switch to another program running on the Macbook. (switch back and forth from Mac app to viewing s-video signal)
Ive seen a few products but they look overblown for what I really need to do like the Elgato video capture, and the xlr8 provideo usb devices.
Is there a way that I could use the DVI socket on the Macbook? I have seem its possible to display the Macbook signal on an external display using this socket, but can it be used to take an input signal?
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Technical note of what I exactly need this for: I have an old Roland sampler which can be used with an external monitor to aid in its editing. The outputs on the sampler are s-video and digital RGB. So that I dont have to buy an old bulky monitor I want to use my Macbook display for this while I also am running Logic Pro 8 at the same time. And to switch from Logic, to the displayed signal from the sampler.

The DVI out on your MacBookPro cannot be used for input. In order to see the s-video signal on your MBP display you will need an analog-digital converter like the Canopus ADVC-55, plus you will need to run software. You may be able to use iChat A/V, although I haven't tried it for this purpose. It will cost you more than the Elgato eyeTV device, however.
You will find it much easier & cheaper if you just get an inexpensive LCD display to use with your Roland sampler.

Connection MACBOOK PRO to Philips LCD: NO VIDEO SIGNAL

Hello all,
I recently both a Philips LED TV, type: 40PFL8605H/12.
I have a MACBOOK PRO from 2007.
I would like to use this MACBOOK PRO as a media server on the TV.
I have connected the MACBOOKPRO via DVI-VGA connector to the VGA input of the Philips TV.
Result; I get 'no video signal'-message on the TV screen. I recently connected the MACBOOK to a beamer and it worked perfectly.
Although, the TV say's 'no video signal' the display system preferences does recognizes the TV. It say's PHILIPS FTV and a different number of resolutions.
I have tried them all, the result stays the same.
I'll tried the Philips helpdesk and the answer was that everything seamed to be connected ok...so, no use full help there (yet)
'Google-ing' around did not give an answer either.
Anybody here with use full tips?

Thanks a brody,
I'll get me one of those cables and give it a try...
are you sure it should work then? i see a lot of discussions and people with the same problems...
I was first thinking to buy a new mac mini to use it as my 'home-server' and as multi media player.
However, my 'old' macbookpro is also getting 'ware-out' and is subjet for replacement for profesional purposes...
If I could use my good old macbookpro as media/server, it would save me a couple of euro's...
Can you (or somebody else) advice me... my old macbook as media server and a new one as profesional lap-top or upgrade my old macbook (new harddisk extra memory) and mac mini as home server and media player...
of course, first criteria is to get my old macbook hooked-up to my TV ...
thanks for the advice...
cheers
p

Monitor no longer recieves video signal [Solved... w/ Fire.]

Greetings and thanks in advance for reading. I'm thinking the problem is either Video or Processor but second opinions are always appreciated:
The problem started about a week ago when I was playing Wizardry 8 via Cedega (OpenGL accelerated Game.) The screen mysteriously went black, the monitor turned to low power mode and the sound looped once or twice before just going dead altogether -- yet the computer was still on. I rebooted and things worked again.
2 days ago the game thing happend while playing Unreal Tournament 2004. Montior went black, sound looped once or twice from the past few seconds, then power stayed on but there was no video signal. I tried rebooting this time only to find nothing happening and it's still doing nothing since. The power turns on, no beeps or anything occur and it goes thru the same familiar clicks when checking the hard drives and CD Rom. (The spinning still occurs as well, the keyboard blinks once and I can turn on / off the numlock. The fans turn on inside the case, and the network adapter is recieving a current.)
I tried taking out the RAM, unplugging the hard drives and such systematicallyh only to have it do the same thing. It boots up, doesn't beep, doesn't proceed and the monitor remains blank. I tried swapping the monitors with no avail. I even cleared the BIOS via popping the battery and waiting a bit (yes it was unplugged) The only thing that produced a notable difference was when I unplugged the video card and powered it up without one. It beeped once long, waited, beeped again long, waited, and kept doing this ad infinitum. I should also mention the red LED indicating that the HD is being accessed is constantly on but there is no HD activity discinerable to the human ear.
My hard ware is a Gigabyte 64 Bit AMD Board (Tryton K8 I believe), GF6 6600 GT, PCIE Model 1 gig of RAM and the rest are minute details but I'll include them upon request.
I've had this machine little under a year now (actually 2 weeks from now it'l be ja year) I haven't swapped out the video or processor since I do not have a spare one to replace it with to test it, neither do any of my friends.
Any further questions or such, let me know. Thanks in advance again.
(Meant PCIE, not EIDE, sorry for the confusion)

Something similar happened to a friend of mine. His laptop (under windows) bsoded twice while playing cube. the second time, it didnt boot up again, and refused to power on, there was no sound from the hard drive, the laptop didnt boot at all.
It turned out he had busted up ram... *shrug* it's hard to say though, such symptoms could highlight a lot of things.
Make sure all the connectors in your case are fine, everything's plugged in, and if you can, test out the ram in another compy
James

Video/audio out to HDTV-what leads do I need?

Hi,
I've got the iMac most recently released (just before the Intel one just announced). Basically, I've got some HD content on here which I can play with VLC media player, and I own a HDTV. I want to mirror what's on my iMacs screen on the HDTV, and I want it so I don't really lose any quality (i.e. it will still be high def on the screen). Also I want the sound to go out to my Amp.
My HDTV has a HDMI and Component ports, so what lead do I need from the iMac to the HDTV, and what lead do i need to get sound to my Amp (presumably from the headphone socket?!). As I don't have a VGA port on my TV, would the Apple VGA Display adapter be necessary, and then buy a VGA-HDMI/Component so it works (if one's available).
I'd really appreciate any help on the matter. Also would it look as good on my TV as it does on the iMac?

Hello James,
you want the same thing as I do. Here is what you need:
If your iMac is one without built in camera (ie. one of the first series) you want to try a Mini-VGA to DVI Adapter which can be bought at apple. You then need an DVI to HDMI adapter which is available in any given bigger department store that sells HDTV sets.
If your iMac is one with built-in camera I think the output already is a Mini-DVI, so I would guess there is an adapter from Mini-DVI to HDMI. Check with your local Apple dealer. They should know.
But: Your TV has to be able to handle the resolutions of your iMac. I tried the same with my Panasonic Beamer (but via component) - no luck. Best I get is a distorted picture in 640 x 400 (which is not exactly what we need here). The "Monitor" control panel lets you chose from many different ones, but none of them matched my beamer and I haven't found a way to add new resolution.
So: If there's somebody that can help here - get the tips on!
The better your TV matches/handles the iMac video signal the better will the picture quality be. An example: Let's say your TV is a real HDTV with 1920 x 1080 (lucky bas**ard!) then you may set the resolution to this in the monitor control panel (this resolution does exist) and you may enjoy LOTR extended version in full shiny brightness (if you have an HDTV copy of the movie
See ya,
Armin

46SL412U Sudden No Video Signal for all HDMI Ports

My daughters and I were playing the Wii U tonight on our Toshiba 46SL412U LED TV when suddenly the picture when black and the No Video Signal message came up. I changed out the HDMI cable thinking the cable went bad, but still no picture. I power cycled the TV, still nothing. I am also not getting any picture with any of my other devices that are hooked up via HDMI port (BluRay player, Chromecast). Oddly, the REGZA-LINK still recognized that the BluRay and Chromecast are plugged in and switches to the correct input when I power either of them on, but i'm still getting the No Video Signal message.
Is there a setting I've missed that suddenly changed, or did all of my HDMI inputs suddenly go bad? What can I do to fix this issue?

To check the Graphics card's funtionality you may go to BIOS menu and see if is it listed or not; if yes, then it's working, and you may have to check the video/HDMI cables.
Try to boot the PC without connecting any device other than monitor, power cable, mouse and keyboard.
To check the warranty, you may use the below link:
http://www11.itrc.hp.com/service/ewarranty/warrantyInput.do?admit=109447626+1275645640303+28353475
If you have any doubt regarding the warranty, contact HP support.

Have Sony HDTV bought in 2003;the video in/out thingy doesn't fit the apple tv prong. What can I buy and where to modify so I can plug in Apple HDMI cable?

I have a 2002 Sony HDTV "ready" tv and am trying to hook up Apple TV2. On the back of the tv, the connection point where the HDMI cable goes in does not match the Apple connection HDMI cable. I'm guessing that I need some sort of connector that goes into the tv at one end and that will accept the Apple tv 30-pin HDMI cable Is there such a thing? What's it called and where can I buy it? Thanks,

Welcome to the Apple Community.
The Apple TV specifications state clearly that a TV with HDMI connection is required. DVI is not necessarily going to work as a number of people have found out, although many others have been able to get it to work.
A DVI cable may perform the same function as an HDMI cable for passing video signals but the hardware cards that it plugs into at each end may not.

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