30 pin vga adapter

just bought a 3rd generation iPad running iOs 6.1.2. i purchased the vga adapter so i could continue to run ppt for my class without lugging around a laptop. however, i cannot get the adapter to work. i've tried many suggestions as far as unplugging/replugging it in and refreshing the source input. Still nothing. Is it true that ios 6 doesn't support vga when apple's sti

How are you viewing the PPT? The dock video output is not a generic feature in iOS. Rather, individual applications must support it, and many don't. For example, the video app does, but (I've learned), the Xfinity app doesn't.
Test it with the video app to see if it works at all, then start investigating PPT viewers to find one that will work.

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How can you utilise the 30 pin VGA adapter used on the iPad 3 and iPhone 4S on the iPad 4 which uses a lightning connector?

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See the following. Also take note below and from the linked page above that video mode is NOT supported:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD823ZM/A/lightning-to-30-pin-adapter
*Note below and from the linked page above that video mode is NOT supported*
"This adapter lets you connect devices with a Lightning connector to many of your 30-pin accessories.* Supports analog audio output, USB audio, as well as syncing and charging. Video output not supported."

Der Anschluss des VGA-Adapter über den 30poligen Lightning-Adapter funktionert beim iPad Air nicht

Ich wollte mit dem iPad Air eine Präsentation über den Beamer machen und habe mir zu meinem VGA-Adapter-Kabel noch das 30-pin Lightning-Adapter gekauft. Jedoch kommt bei mir nun immer die Meldung "Dieses Zubehör wird von diesem iPad nicht unterstützt" sobald das VGA-Adapter Kapel mit dem Lightning Adapter verbunden wird.

Sie benötigen die Lighning auf VGA-Adapter:
http://Store.Apple.com/US/Product/MD825ZM/A/Lightning-to-VGA-Adapter
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Help: Homemade 20-pin to 15-pin VGA connector, aligning CD lens

Hello. I'd like to revive my iMac 350 with an external monitor. Does anyone know user-friendly guide to build a homemade 20-pin to 15-pin VGA connector? Thanks.
Also, when I forced a CD that seemed to be too thick for the slot loading drive, the lens might have misaligned. I've opened it and the lens did not seem to be scratched or anytime. Does anyone have a DIY guide on how to align laser lens on this slot loading CD drive?
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Hello. I'd like to revive my iMac 350 with an
external monitor. Does anyone know user-friendly
guide to build a homemade 20-pin to 15-pin VGA
connector? Thanks.
God bless,
Alvin
Alvin, what you want do is already available for $12.00.
Get it here: http://www.nextag.com/15-pin-vga-adapter/search-html

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So I am about to buy a 20" Dell lcd monitor and I found out I need an adapter to the ibooks mini DVI port, can anyone direct me towards a 24 pin DVI-D to mini VGA so I can connect this monitor to my 12" ibook?
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Jeff

The iBook does not have a mini-DVD port. The iBook has a mini-VGA port.
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Using mini-DVI to VGA adapter to Samsung display

I have 2009 late model of mac mini, The text on display looks washed out, not clear or sharp at all from day one, I thought it was the old model of monitor, tried the same cable to another monitor on another computer, SAME. so I thought the problem could be the cable or adapter.
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Yeah, My old Samsung is lcd synmaster 17", bought many years ago at around $1000. Crazy, crazy price looked back. It's fine when I used it on the retired old Dell. It must be the adapter, trying not to buy another VGA adapter, could not image my next lcd will use one, anyway.
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Mini-DVI to VGA or Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter?

Hi There,
I am so close to purchasing a new Mac Mini that I can almost taste it. When I finally get the Mini, I want to hit the ground running, so I am trying to research everything out so I do have any stupid delays.
With the Mini, I want to use my 17" Apple CRT Studio Display with its 15-pin miniature D-type connector (I'm assuming that this is the typical VGA display connector). When I first started looking into the Mini, I figured that I could use a Mini-DVI to VGA connector and just be done with it. When I looked at the Mac Mini Accessories page that Apple set up, however, Apple says that I need a Mini Display Port to VGA adaptor and doesn't say boo about the Mini DVI adaptor. Doing some cursory Googling lead me to believe that the most current MacBooks and Minis will not support Mini DVI to VGA adaptors. Is this true?
If you were me, if either adaptor can be used, which VGA adaptor would you use? Is one superior over another? Inquiring minds want to know.
Thank you very much in advance for your reply.
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Personally, I'm using a minidisplayport to vga adapter I had to pay $30 for and it's working great for me and I can't tell the difference in image quality from the minidvi to dvi cable that comes with the mini.
Also, why not get the displayport so you can run 2 monitors at once?
If the displayport doesn't work with your monitor then I would try the mini-dvi version.
But yeah don't be suprised if you have to mess with it to make it work since it seems to work for some like me and not for others:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9486562&#9486562

Problem with Mini DisplyPort to VGA adapter

I recently got a new Mac Pro quad core and hooked it up to my existing Cinema Display (primary) and Sony VGA monitor (secondary). The cinema display is connected to the DVI port and the Sony is connected to the mini displayport with a mini displayport to VGA adapter.
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You are using an ACTIVE (powered conversion from Mini DisplayPort, and are having trouble with it.
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Does Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter support DDC/CI?

I have a Mac Pro and a MacBook5,1.
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If I attach the same monitor to my MacBook5,1 with VGA cable through a Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter, DDC/CI stops working.
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Or is it a problem of MacBook and its Mini DisplayPort which does not support DDC/CI at all? I don't think so.
I hope you can help me.
Regards
Andrea

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