Apple 30 inch LCD : A1083

The bottom half of the display is much darker than the top half.

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https://discussions.apple.com/community/peripherals/cinema_displays

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I have a 20 inch apple LCD monitor, I dont want to use it for my computer, instead I would want to use it to watch tv. How shd I do it or what shd I buy?

That is one very expensive 20" TV, frankly you should sell it on and buy a 20" LCD TV instead.
You could have a look at Elgato's TV Tuners for Macs you can then display and record HD TV on your Mac and are pretty good value.
mrtotes

Powerbook with Syntax Olevia 23-inch LCD TV Monitor

Hi there,
I got a 23-inch LCD TV Monitor from Syntax Olevia and somehow it doenst work with my powerbook.
The thing is when I connected it to my windows laptop, it worked just fine, I should say perfectly instead. Then I tried it on my Powerbook 12-inch, the Mac recognized the display, there was a VGA display on but when I turned the display on, it says 'NO PC SIGNAL'. You know, I'm ****** !
I have been on the phone with Syntax Tech Support for an hour, then with Apple for another hour, they suggested me to do everything try to get it works, everything they could find, everything within thier knownledge.... COULDNT CHANGE ANYTHING!
So the last thing the Apple guy suggested me is post a topic question here, to see what everyone says and if somebody out there has got the same problem, please do reply so, even you got it worked or not, just reply so I can have some experience. It might be compatibility problem but I don't know, not with a monitor I would say.
So here the LCD name and brand:
- Olevia 23-inch LT23HVX by Syntax.
I would appreciate for any answer, I'm looking forward to it.
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Powerbook G4 12' Mac OS X (10.4.5)

Hi,
I'm not familiar with that monitor, but its resolution might be higher than your PowerBook can handle. I have a first-generation 12-inch PowerBook, and it seems that it can't run any of the Apple Studio monitors currently being sold. If that monitor can display a resolution of 1024 x 768, try that, as your PowerBook can certainly handle that resolution. Another thing to try is to see if you can find a friend or coworker who has a similar PowerBook (or any other Mac), so you can try connecting the monitor to that machine to see if there is a similar problem. If no Mac can drive it, you would probably have a good excuse for returning the monitor.
Hope this helps,
Ken

Instructions For Disassembling Apple 20-inch Cinema A1081

Anyone know where/how to find instructions for disassembling an Apple 20-inch Cinema A1081?
I'm very competent, and would like to swat out the LCD portion from a damaged frame to another healthier one.
Have searched everywhere for service manuals .... these older Apple Cinemas are getting harder to find.
Thank you ...

I have the same problem. Did your screen develop any further symptoms?
What did you find out?

Font smoothing issues with Samsun 23 inch LCD

I am having a font smoothing issue with my MacBook and my Samsung LN-S2352W 23 inch LCD (http://www.samsung.com/Products/TV/LCDTV/LNS2352WXXAA.asp). I am using the mini-DVI to VGA adapter and the plugging that into the VGA port of my LCD. It doesn't matter which app I run, but as long as it has fonts, they come out blurry, hazy, colors bleed, etc.
I have played with the font smoothing settings and that has not helped at all. I have heard of TinkerTool and will try it to see if it makes any difference, but am not expecting much.
I also have a PC running Windows Vista and I connected it to the VGA port of my LCD. Wow...the difference in picture quality was astounding. I'm ******. I want my MacBook to look that sweet on my LCD.
Anyone have any thoughts? Can this be fixed?

TinkerTool didn't make any difference for me. I played around with it and found that there was no improvements using it or disabling font smoothing.
I have watched DVD's on this LCD being played with my MacBook. I have seen 2MB+ full screen digital pictures. Both the DVD and digital pics look absolutely amazing on it.
It's only the fonts that appear blurry or in some areas they appear to have a shadown to the right. This happens with any text that appears in every app.
Keep in mind too, Windows Vista looks perfect on this display, but my prized MacBook looks really sub-par.
I'm not quite following you on changing the display preferences to change to pixel size to that of the MacBook...

Will the Apple 30 Inch display work with my MacBook pro? Confused!!

Hi all,
thinking of getting a used Apple 30 inch display to go with my MBP, but not sure if it will work at the correct resolution. Ive read you need a Duel Link DVI cable, but I have Thunderbolt not mini-display port. My MBP is early 2011 (think), so I am really confused. The 27 Incher with thunderbolt would be good too, but they are too expensive for me.
Graphics card is AMD Radeon HD 6490M, 16mb RAM. 10.6.8.
I would really appriciate any advice !
Thank you all in advance,
Bish.

I am replying to my own post here, but i have made excellent progress and wanted to let any other viewers in the same boat, know the solution.
Basically, the Duel Link DVI cable from Apple (£70 / $99) is the bad boy that works. My confusion was Thunderbolt, but apparently Thunderbolt IS ALSO a DVI port ! So, buy the 30 incher on Ebay or off a mate, and BANZAI ! done. Glorious res of about 2560x1600pixels is awesome!
The only downside here is that it might be too big LOL !!!!
Good luck all
Bish

Dvi to HDMI to 32 inch LCD

I have a vizio 32 inch lcd. and i want to hook up my macbook. but when i try to do this i cant get the ratio right and everything is off center. how can i make everything centered on the screen?

some please reply w/help!
i'm having the same problem!
i can't seem to get the entire screen to show on my tv

Gigabyte GTX590 to Apple 27 inch thunderbolt port

Hi there
I have tried to find answer to this question, but so far I have not found none.
A friend of mine wants to buy an Apple 27 inch diplay to any cost because he reckons they are the best display available currently,
He is a civil engineer and uses a pc workstation with Autocad. The gigabyte graphic card (gtx590) on his computer has 3 DVI ports and 1 mini display port.
Will this port drive his Apple Thunderbolt display correctly?
Thanks and regards
Ipnotech

doesn't work because he need a graphic card with thunderbolt port - not availebale !

Apple Studion Display LCD 15" dying?

My Apple Studio Display (LCD 15", purchased 2000) visual display is intermittently shutting off. Audio remains functional, and I can still type while the display is absent and when it comes back what I typed (ie, on a word doc) is there. The screen saver does not come on during the loss of visual display - the screen just goes black. When I move the mouse around or hit the keyboard repeatedly, the visual will come back. There are not problems with the display when it is visualized. Here's what i've tried so far:
1. All connections are secure on the ADC cable.
2. Tried restarting computer several times - no avail
3. Checked the display settings in system prefs - energy saver is @ 15min.
I'm wondering if the problem is the monitor or something with the computer. I read somewhere in discussions that PRAM batteries can be a problem (mine has never been changed and I don't know how to reset).
Any suggestions would be appreciated. I really hope to continue to use my monitor!!
Mark
867 Power Mac G4, 15" Apple Studio Display (circa 2000) Mac OS X (10.4.11)

In order to do this you need to use an adapter to go from DVI to ADC. This can be found here http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=187 2D402&nplm=M8661LL/B
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Gradient banding in Samsung 20 inch LCD

Now idk where to begin, ok here's the best info i can give
I just assembled a new pc for graphic work/budget gaming 2 days ago:
intel core i3 530 mhz
2 gb ddr3 ram 1333 mhz
xfx nvidia geforce gt 240 1gb ddr5
windows 7 ultimate 32-bit
Samsung Myst Eco B2030 widescreen 20 inch lcd monitor
Now when i opened an old psd which contained some brushing and gradients, i could see bands in the gradients, even the wallpaper i put had bands on it. I even noticed that everything on my lcd looks hellish sharp, and when i force my head really close, i can see small square pixels all over the l cd. Is it due to the analogue output(VGA)?, should i switch to DVI?
I use 1600x900 res (native) at 32 bit
Then to test whether all gradients look the same, i opened a new ps document and made a black to white gradient, but it was smooth, there were no bands in there. But when i made a simple white box, applied full gaussian blur, and zoomed in around 2000% i could see the gradual bands again though not as bad as in the colored psd. It seems the problem only happens when i give a glow, or blurs. Then i played Splinter Cell Conviction (everything Maxed out) and again i could see gradient bands forming up in dark places, like when i die and a small cutscene is played, i could see gradient bands on the 4 corners. What could be the problem, is it the card? the lcd? i am new to lcd monitors so i dont know how to calibrate or whatever.
Please check if anyone else can see the bands on their lcd?

Regarding calibrating your display, it's not strictly necessary, but you did mention "oversaturation" in a post above. It's certainly your call whether you want to make your color-managed applications put out calibrated color.
Re switching to DVI, that's falling out of favor... How are you currently cabled to your monitor? HDMI? VGA? You've mentioned both. DVI would CERTAINLY be better than VGA.
This "Coarse effect" you speak of... Are you talking about jaggy fonts, or what? If so, do you have Font Smoothing enabled?
When I first switched from CRTs to LCDs (in 2004) I marveled that most graphics created by people using CRTs were actually butt ugly, simply because they could not see the actual image content very clearly and tended to overlook things and overcompensate for their own monitors' shortcomings.
On a good LCD using a good interface (DVI or better) you can see every pixel as a discreet element. That's a given.
After my switch from CRT to LCD I had to reset my perceptions - I had thoughts just like yours! After a while you start to realize that what may look oversharp and harsh to you may even still be too subtle for CRT users. For some time there's been a mix of CRTs and LCDs in the world, though honestly lately I've started to ignore the former as they are truly a dying breed (just try to buy a new CRT monitor nowadays). It is not wrong to concentrate solely on making graphics look good on ultra sharp LCD monitors. Don't be too hard on yourself for what you've produced in the past, when you couldn't "see clearly" yet.
That said, I should note that there are some LCDs that are not sharp at all. From time to time people post on this forum that they have trouble seeing the Photoshop UI elements at their fixed small size, and as you're no doubt aware now with your monitor there's really no problem seeing them on a very sharp display.
You could try taking a macro photo of what you're seeing on your display that you don't like. Other than that it's very difficult to communicate about such issues on a forum.
-Noel

Connecting 15" PowerBook to Dell 24 inch lcd

Anyone connected 15" PowerBook to Dell 24 inch lcd? Any feedback on your experience is appreciated.
PowerBook 15" G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

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MacBook to 47 inch LCD Television

I am trying to figure a way to take what is playing (movie)on my MacBook and display it in high quality on my 47 inch LCD TV. I have the AppleTV, but can't around the syncing issue (port error) and want to figure out a way through cables to display a high quality from lets say iTunes when renting and playing a movie. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

I think the picture is really pretty good. the resolution is good enough that I can easily read NYTimes sized print on my 42 inch plasma.
When I play a video file, it's about as good as standard def or maybe vhs. not great, but i'm not expecting blu-ray quality.

Apple 17 inch CRT

I want to run my excellent Apple 17 inch Studio Display CRT with my new Mac Pro.
Does anyone know how to do this.
For some inexplicable reason the DVI to ADC adapter isnt compatible with the CRT and Mac Pro combination.
There may be a 3rd party adapter out there somewhere.
I'm sure I'm not the only photographer who prefers CRT displays.

It is possible that the gefen DVI to ADC conversion box, which is often used with the 205W power supply from a G4 cube MAY be able to supply enough power to run the CRT. Their specs:
http://www.gefen.com/kvm/product.jsp?prod_id=1203
... say their box consumes 60 W max (which is not enough), but I do not know if they can "pass through" enough power to run the CRT. The G4 Cube power supply, when used with a Cube, can produce and supply the 4 Amps needed. It is not at all clear what supply they sell with the product, and whether that supply can provide 4 Amps to a CRT.
A better solution would be to try to find a card with an ADC port and use it with a computer than can supply enough power.

I -Mac 24 inch LCD display

I would like to know the best resolution for (or default I guess) for the I-MAC 24 inch LCD display? Today I wanted to change the brightness as my eyes were feeling tired and in the process of doing too many things at once, I guess I inadvertently changed the resolution. I went through and tried about all of them.......but wanted to know which one is best?
ALSO, in the midst of this process of changing resolutions, I began to notice a blurry area at the bottom right of my display. As I said, my eyes were tired and I thought at first it was just me. But then it was like weird. I decided to power off the computer and see what it looked like with a black screen. I did this - and there was this odd whitish area almost resembling fog or condensation. But it is on the inside and hard to know what is going on. I left the computer off and kept checking back and this blurred, foggy whitish spot slowly disappeared. What is going on?

Thank you for your reply. I set the resolution and it is perfect.
As for that blurry fog that occurred that day ---- it has never happened again. I am wondering if this was a result of my inadvertently changing the resolution to something inappropriate and that part of the screen would have become black......and then when it got changed back MAYBE this whitish area was left behind for a while. Like I said it did slowly disappear.
I am planning to take my I-MAC in for a check very soon as I had the feeling during the summer months that it was overheating on occasion as it sometimes powered down on its own. So I will tell them about this as well.

Insignia 42 inch LCD

I have an Insignia 42 inch LCD that I bought last February and yesterday I noticed it has a thin vertical red line on the left hand side of the tv.
Has anyone ever seen this before and what is it?
How do I fix it, my warranty is of course over with now!!
PLEASE HELP

Hi ANGDAK28,
So sorry you're having problems so soon after the manufacturer's warranty has expired. I am by no means an expert on this, but what I'm seeing in other online support forums regarding red vertical lines on lcds suggests that this could be caused by a number of issues, ranging from wiring to the circuit board to the actual lcd panel - at any rate, it doesn't sound like an easy fix. You may wish to contact Insignia at 1-877-467-4289 to see if they can offer any recommendations over the phone, but they could also arrange for a tech to diagnose your television and give you a repair estimate (there would be a basic charge for the diagnostic, of course).
Hope this helps!
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