Vga-usb

I need to present a slideshow in a few days and since I reside in a small town in the middle of nowhere and don't have time to drive three hours to buy a vga-minidvi cable or risk shopping online to find out that it will not arrive on time, I was wondering if I would be able to use a vga-usb cable to connect a projector to my macbook and present the slideshow? Will it work if I don't use the mini DVI but instead just the usb drive?

The only way it would work is if the maker of the usb-vga adapter provided Mac drivers, of which I have never heard of any.
your best option would be to buy the dvi adapter and have it shipped overnight.

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The Apple TB displays I've seen come with two TB connectors. You can cascade them in daisy-chain fashion.
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Hey there!
Do you have a different pc available? Or if you have a friend who has a laptop will do as well. Because that will answer your question if its an issue with your pc. If it doesnt work with the other pc and you've tried a diff cable, its a big possibility its with the usb port on the printer.
Now, if you dont know anybody with a diff pc, you might wanna check your firewall settings. Its also one reason why your pc cant detect the printer.
You can also disable the startup programs just to make sure its not an issue with any 3rd party software. Try to follow the steps in this link in how to disable them ( and make sure you re-enable them once your done )
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00836418&tmp_task=solveCategory&cc=us&dlc=en&la...
if one of my advice works or helped a little, you can click the *KUDOS* button on the left. thanks.
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Connecting 2 external VGA monitors to an E535

I already have one external VGA monitor connected to my Thinkpad E535 via the VGA port.
What is the best way to connect a second VGA external monitor?
Should I use a VGA-USB or VGA-HDMI converter?
Do the converters need to have their own graphics card or can the E535 built in graphics card deal with 3 (laptop + 2 external) monitors running simultaneously?
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Hi,
To get a third independant Display you need something like this...
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I purchased a VHS/DVD recorder to archive old fanmily videos. It is a Toshiba that has RCA ports, USB ports and HDMI ports. The monitor I have is a wide screen Viewsonic, but is old enough that it only has a VGA cord connection to the coomputer. I need to know what specific accessory I need to watch and edit the home movies. Do I need a VGA/USB sdapter or a VGA RCA video converter, or either, or neither???

Hello coffeyville1,
While there are available connectors out there that should accomodate your ability to make your current monitor work for you, I've always been taught to make connections from one unit to another with as little "conversion" as possible. As it's been pointed out here, you should be able to find an inexpensive monitor that will serve the purpose you require without setting you back too much.
One thing to remember is to keep the "quality" of video as high as possible. If your Toshiba has an HDMI port for video, I'd look for a monitor that support the same connection.
I hope you find this helpful.
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No longer able to set resolution above 1024x768

I've read several threads about somewhat similar issues, yet none of the things I have tried have had any effect (well, except making xorg configurations that don't work at all). Apparently the wiki entry on this topic is all wrong so I may have been trying the wrong things.
Here is a summary--I'm including some extra info ( try not to yawn because I honestly am out of ideas, and am hoping context will be of assistance. I have an old 1920x1200 24" monitor. My desktop (dual boot Arch/WinXP) connects to it through a VGA/USB KVM. I use the NVIDIA drivers on the desktop. For what it is worth, the other machine was a work-owned laptop dual booting Windows XP and Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
This configuration worked for a long time like a charm, both laptop and desktop, both boots on each.
Sometime around June, an Arch update (or possibly NVIDIA driver update) made my resolution downgrade (on the desktop) to 1024x768.
Then my work laptop got reimaged with Win7. Win7, (like Arch on the desktop), refused to use the proper resolution by default. However, I figured out how to force it. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on the work laptop -- same problem as on the Arch desktop. I only include this in case it helps narrow down my problem, though I expect if I can figure out how to fix Arch I can figure out how to fix Ubuntu. (it's torture trying to do my job using the crappy Windows nomachine client)
Ok, so to focus on the issue -- the following is from my Arch install on the desktop.
Out of the Xorg.0.log:
[ 1333.785] (WW) NVIDIA(GPU-0): Unable to read EDID for display device CRT-0
[ 1333.785] (**) NVIDIA(0): Using HorizSync/VertRefresh ranges from the EDID for display
[ 1333.785] (**) NVIDIA(0): device CRT-0 (Using EDID frequencies has been enabled on
[ 1333.785] (**) NVIDIA(0): all display devices.)
I have been trying to get xrandr to get the right resolution set as a stepstone to changing xorg configuration, without success.
>> cvt 1920 1200
# 1920x1200 59.88 Hz (CVT 2.30MA) hsync: 74.56 kHz; pclk: 193.25 MHz
Modeline "1920x1200_60.00" 193.25 1920 2056 2256 2592 1200 1203 1209 1245 -hsync +vsync
>> xrandr --newmode "1920x1200_60.00" 193.25 1920 2056 2256 2592 1200 1203 1209 1245 -hsync +vsync
>> xrandr
Screen 0: minimum 8 x 8, current 1024 x 768, maximum 8192 x 8192
DVI-I-0 connected 1024x768+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 0mm x 0mm
1024x768 60.0*+
800x600 72.2 60.3 56.2
640x480 59.9
512x384 120.0
400x300 144.4
320x240 120.1
DVI-I-1 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
TV-0 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
DVI-I-2 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
DVI-I-3 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
1920x1200_60.00 (0x264) 193.2MHz
h: width 1920 start 2056 end 2256 total 2592 skew 0 clock 74.6KHz
v: height 1200 start 1203 end 1209 total 1245 clock 59.9Hz
>> xrandr --addmode DVI-I-0 "1920x1200_60.00"
X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
Major opcode of failed request: 153 (RANDR)
Minor opcode of failed request: 18 (RRAddOutputMode)
Serial number of failed request: 31
Current serial number in output stream: 32
What are the proper steps to go through to figure out what is wrong? I've spent most of the last few years just using linux rather than tinkering with it, and the whole Xorg situation is so different these days I'm at a loss.
Last edited by vor_lord (2012-09-22 04:29:49)

archie0 wrote:
Yes. NVIDIA+CRT+VGA cable = bad EDID.
Here's what you can do. Fully remove the xorg.conf file. Regenerate them using nvidia-xconfig, Open the nvidia's GUI as root and just click "Save configuration", or something among those lines. Google your monitor's manual and find the RIGHT vertical and horizontal sync frequency ranges. After setting them in your xorg.conf log-out and log-in again. Go to the nvidia settings gui, you should be able to use a higher resolution.
I've tried this a few times, but always end up with a "Signal out of range". I think the trick is finding the correct ranges. My monitor is a Soyo Topaz S 24", and I can't find any official manual or specs online. What I have found is this:
http://www.thinkcomputers.org/old/index … ews&id=733
That review indicates:
Frequency: Fh: 30 kHz - 80 kHz; Fv: 50 Hz - 75 Hz
So I set:
HorizSync 30-80
VertRefresh 50-75
Signal out of range, which is annoying because in order to fix it I either have to reboot using a live CD, mount the drive, or ssh into it. Whoever started the trend of disabling ctl alt backspace to kill an xsession is not my friend...
Some other forum posts about this monitor indicate that there may have been two variants, but I can't find a different set of specs.
Last edited by vor_lord (2012-09-25 05:48:24)

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Keyboard
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When I plug my device in a pop up should appear with two or three buttons -
File Transfer
iTunes
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There should be a common file folder structure where common files are stored and can be accessed by multiple applications. I can't believe this does not exist already and can't understand why there is no option for this. From the root folder there should be PDF, JPG, PNG, GIF, DOC, KEYNOTE, PAGES, NUMBERS, PPT, and other folders. Apps should be able to access the files they need from these common folders.
4. Ports / Hub
It's very understandable why Apple chooses to continually omit ports from their iDevices. For years the weight, thickness and appealing look of the devices have pleased the consumer and has been a correct choice as people don't want to carry around bricks. IMO it's important for Apple to continue this policy. However Apple does need to design a hub which can be plugged in and has all the necessary elements in one package. This would be a HDMI, VGA, USB 3, micro USB, mini display ports, micro, mini and normal SD, CF card slots all in one hub unit, together with a power connector which is magsafe.
Buying separate add-ons is frustrating and costly and there is nothing more frightening than arriving to present a talk and panicking because you may have forgotten a connector.
Alternately Apple can release a Connectivity iPad which has all the connectors, slots and ports one needs already built-in. I would favour buying a seperate all in one hub, but there may be a market for a connectivity tablet.
Above is listed improvements that need to be made pronto by Apple if they are to completely dominate the market. If they're happy with less of a market share then their current course is fine, but I will shortly be carrying around another tablet. My wish is for a better iPad though.

Steve Jobs wants Apple products to be the best not just to have market share.
This means listening to their users.
With regard to the other tablet makers, they really do have a branding problem. When I say iPad everyone knows what I'm talking about. If I say Iconia or Transformer I have to explain. They are in a deadend - not sure how they are going to get out of this dilemma,

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Hey guys, quick question:
I use my late 2009 mac mini to run my DVI monitor most of the time but sometimes when I'm watching downloaded stuff I switch it over to my LCD TV which means I have to switch the display cable in the back and the stereo audio out cable from my computer speakers to my TV. Is there such a device where I can just switch between the two without having to juggle the cables every time? I know they make DVI splitters but what about DVI and audio?
Thanks in advance!!

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I am looking to get a KVM for use with a number of servers including a number of Macs and I want this to be a rackmountable solution. In the past I have used a Belkin Omniview Pro which had support for USB and VGA and this worked fine. However with VGA being effectively obsolete and not well supported these days on Macs - even if you have a Mini Displayport to VGA adaptor I would now prefer a DVI & USB solution.
Unfortunately Belkin's nearest equivalent product the Omniview Pro3 only supports VGA & USB.
I am therefore asking for suggestions as to an alternative which supports the following.
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16 servers
Ability to expand beyond 16 servers via expansion unit or stacking additional units (to allow 1 keyboard, mouse and monitor to control more than 16 servers)
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Wie kann ich mir itunes filme auf meinem Beamer ansehen (mein Beamer hat keinen HDMI Anschluss, würden entsprechende Adapter funktionieren?)

Hallo zusammen,
mein Beamer ist ein ACER X110 DLP und hat die folgenden Anschlüsse: VGA, USB 2.0 B (dieser kleine eckige), SVideo und Video, also kein HDMI-Anschluss.
Die Itunes Filme sind offenbar mit HDCP geschützt und können demnach anscheinend nur über ein Gerät wiedergegeben werden, das HDCP entschlüsseln kann.
Nur über VGA kann ich folglich auf dem Beamer so ziemlich alles projizieren - nur keine itunes-Filme.
Ich hatte gehofft, dass ich mein Ipad mini an einen lightning/HDMI - Adapter anschließe (an den ich dann wiederum ein HDMI/VGA - Kabel anschließen würde, welches ich dann mit dem Beamer verbinde), aber laut einer Rezension bei Amazon führt der lightning/HDMI Adapter nicht dazu, dass man itunes Filme auf dem Beamer schauen kann. Außerdem ist dieser Adapter so teuer, dass ich mir fast schon ein Apple TV kaufen könnte (der Adapter kostet so ca. 50€, vllt gibt es den ja aber auch billiger, keine Ahnung)
Weiß einer von euch hierzu etwas?
Meine zweite Idee war, dass ich mein ipad mini an einen mini media-Player anschließe (ich habe einen von Sansun, der sowohl eine usb, als auch eine hdmi-Buchse hat und laut Verpackung angeblich Mac-OS wiedergeben können soll). Da ich ein HDMI/ VGA Adapterkabel besitze, dachte ich mir, dass das auf diesem Weg irgendwie möglicherweise eventuell klappen könnte.
Ich glaube es eigentlich nicht aber... würde es funktionieren?
Wenn beides nicht geht, geht wahrscheinlich auch Apple TV nicht, weil das Teil auch nur über HDMI angeschlossen werden kann, soweit ich weiß. Stimmt das?
Wenn es keine Lösung gibt, die Adapter mit einbezieht, dann hätte ich gerne gewusst, welche Beamer - Modelle Itunes Filme wiedergeben können (von sich aus, nicht durch irgendwelche teuren Zusatzkäufe wie Apple TV). Gibt es das überhaupt?
Ich mag Apple und bin mit meinen Geräten sehr zufrieden.
Aber an dieser Stelle möchte ich doch anmerken, dass ich diese Einschränkung von Apple überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen kann. Ich meine, die Filme die ich mir kaufe sind mein Eigentum. Dass ich die nicht kopieren und kostenlos oder auch nicht kostenlos an alle Welt weitergeben kann ist schon klar, aber ich habe ja wohl das Recht MEINE Filme, für die ich teuer Geld bezahlt habe, auf dem Gerät meiner Wahl abspielen zu können und Beamer gehören meines Erachtens dazu. Ich besitze keinen Fernseher und kucke mir meine Filme über Rechner und Beamer an, wobei der Beamer natürlich für mich schon einen qualitativeren Filmgenuss darstellt.
Von daher finde ich es von Apple wirklich nicht in Ordnung, mich hier in meinen (privaten) Möglichkeiten einzuschränken! Und hingewiesen auf diese Einschränkung wird man von Apple meines Wissens auch nirgendwo, obwohl sie ja fairerweise bei jeder Filmbeschreibung vermerkt sein sollte.
Falls ihr mir hier irgendwie weiterhelfen könnt, wäre ich echt dankbar:-)

Aber an dieser Stelle möchte ich doch anmerken, dass ich diese Einschränkung von Apple überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen kann. Ich meine, die Filme die ich mir kaufe sind mein Eigentum. Dass ich die nicht kopieren und kostenlos oder auch nicht kostenlos an alle Welt weitergeben kann ist schon klar, aber ich habe ja wohl das Recht MEINE Filme, für die ich teuer Geld bezahlt habe, auf dem Gerät meiner Wahl abspielen zu können
Hier sind die gesetzlichen Bestimmungen:
http://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/de/terms.html#SALE
Wie Sie sehen, ist das Gesetz momentan so dass die Filme nicht Ihnen gehören, sondern nur die Lizenz sie abzuspielen; vor allem dieser Paragraph und der darunter folgende "Nutzungsregelungen"
NUTZUNG VON GEKAUFTEN ODER GEMIETETEN INHALTEN
Sie sind damit einverstanden, dass Ihnen die iTunes Produkte nur über eine Lizenz zur Verfügung gestellt werden. Sie wissen, dass der Dienst und bestimmte iTunes Produkte eine Sicherungstechnik beinhalten, die digitale Informationen schützt und die die Nutzung der iTunes Produkte entsprechend bestimmten von iTunes und seinen Lizenzgebern aufgestellten Nutzungsregeln beschränkt ("Sicherungstechnik"). Unabhängig davon, ob iTunes Produkte durch die Sicherungstechnik eingeschränkt sind oder nicht, sind Sie verpflichtet, die iTunes Produkte nur entsprechend den anwendbaren, von iTunes und seinen Lizenzgebern aufgestellten Nutzungsregeln ("Nutzungsregeln") zu nutzen. Jede sonstige Nutzung der iTunes Produkte kann eine Verletzung von Urheberrechten darstellen. Jede Sicherungstechnik ist ein untrennbarer Teil der iTunes Produkte. iTunes behält sich das Recht vor, jederzeit die Nutzungsregeln für zukünftige Einkäufe von dem Dienst zu ändern. Diese Änderungen finden jedoch keine Anwendung auf iTunes Produkte, die Sie bereits erworben haben. Jede Änderung der Nutzungsregeln wird Ihnen mitgeteilt. Wenn Sie mit den neuen Nutzungsregeln nicht einverstanden sind, werden Sie zukünftig keine weiteren iTunes Produkte von dem Dienst erwerben können."
Von daher finde ich es von Apple wirklich nicht in Ordnung, mich hier in meinen (privaten) Möglichkeiten einzuschränken!
Apple muss sich an das Gesetz halten - sie sind hier nicht der Lizenzgeber - die Filmindustrie ist es. Ausserdem haven Sie sich mit Ihrem Kauf bereit erklärt die iTunes store Bedingungen einzuhalten.
Wir sind hier übrigens nur Mac Benützer und keine Apple Mitarbeiter.

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I need help. I need a KVM to switch between my Mac Pro and my IBM ThinkPad (docking station).

I need help. I need a KVM to switch between my Mac Pro and my IBM ThinkPad (docking station).
Best Buy (only local option) has only a VGA / USB from iogear that scroll lock doesn't work on the Mac and low and behold I'm a d.a. and didn't notice VGA, ie: want/need DVI.
I don't game on my Mac or do high-end video editing but don't want to step down the video quality too much.
Appreciate all of the forthcoming advice.
Jason

I guess I should have clarified and said "can you please share what you've used and been successful with"
Two that I have been considering are:
ConnectPRO
http://www.connectpro.com/prod_kvm_usb12plusDvi.html
IOGear
http://www.iogear.com/solutions/kvm/?view=displayDVI
If you do the Belkin KVM wizard, as soon as you reference a Mac, they only support VGA and I am not sure why. http://www.belkin.com/kvm/
Thanks for the effort.
Jason

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I am trying to decide between the ThinkVision L2321 and L2230 LCD monitors, and although the obvious difference is the size (ie. 23 in versus 21.5 in), the only thing I have a question about is the difference between their Preset Modes Text and the Video Inputs description which I found on the Lenovo Website when I do a comparison of the two.
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640 x 480 60 Hz NI 800 x 600 60,75 Hz NI 1024 x 768 60,75 Hz NI 1280 x 800
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If someone can help clarify this so that I can understand which is the better monitor and the reason for it, I would be very appreciative, or perhaps they are much the same and it is the difference in the size which makes them appear to have a difference.
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I am trying to decide between the ThinkVision L2321 and L2230 LCD monitors, and although the obvious difference is the size (ie. 23 in versus 21.5 in), the only thing I have a question about is the difference between their Preset Modes Text and the Video Inputs description which I found on the Lenovo Website when I do a comparison of the two.
L2321 - 23 in.
Preset Modes Text - VGS Factory mode Addressability Incoming video (H x V Pixels) refresh rate -----
NTSC 60 Hz NI PAL 50 Hz NI 640 x 350 70 Hz NI 640 x 480
Video Inputs:     Analog / Digital
L2230 - 21.5 in
Preset Modes Text - VGS Factory mode Addressability Incoming video (H x V Pixels) refresh rate -----
640 x 480 60 Hz NI 800 x 600 60,75 Hz NI 1024 x 768 60,75 Hz NI 1280 x 800
Video Inputs:     VGA / USB
If someone can help clarify this so that I can understand which is the better monitor and the reason for it, I would be very appreciative, or perhaps they are much the same and it is the difference in the size which makes them appear to have a difference.
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