Can I hook my Xbox up to this?

I would like to hook my Xbox up to this card so I can use my monitor to play. Does anyone know if this works?

If you can hook it to a TV you should be able to hook it to a TV Tuner ...

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And it'll work? That's it!?

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Trust me when I say this coming from 20 years of experience.
Get a powered external drive, format it 1 Partition Option: GUID and OS X Extended Journed as the format in Disk Utility.
Download and install Carbon Copy Cloner, clone internal drive to external drive.
Set a schedule to remind you to do it at least once a week, keep it near your charger.
When you plug your charger in, do plug the clone and power the machine up, set the display to sleep only,
CCC will do the rest.
If you want to boot from it, hold the option/alt and select it Startup Manager.
I've seen many TimeMachine and TimeCapsule nightmares and so far haven't seen a problem from anyone using a bootable clone.
It's simple, it's easy, it's more reliable and more powerful than what Apple does and it only takes plugging in a extra cable.
Make as many clones as you want, keep them time seperated, off site etc. etc.
Cables don't have network issues, clones can be verified in seconds merely by booting from them.
Clones protect your productivity, your up in seconds on a clone despite even the hard drive dying.
Software problem? No sweat, boot of the clone and reverse clone your problems away.
If you want to fuss and muss with half implemented TimeMachine and TimeCapsule network headaches then prepare to suffer.
I don't like to suffer, I bought a Mac not to suffer, but it appears you do with TimeMachine and TimeCapsule.
Most commonly used backup methods

HT4241 can you play your xbox through this cable, on you mac 24"

can you play your xbox through this cable, on you mac 24"

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I have a 2011 27" Cinema Display and I want to know if there's any way at all to hook my Xbox-360 up to the display to use it. TIA.

If you connect yourMacBook using a MiniDVI/HDMI adapter you will need to use external speakers for audio since the pre-2010 MacBooks will only send video through the MiniDVI or MiniDisplay Port . The MiniDVI/HDMI doesn't carry audio and there's no audio plugs on the TV to work with HDMI since it's expecting audio with the HDMI.
If your TV has a DVI input plug you can use a MiniDisplayPort/DVI adapter. Then a DVI cable to the DVI input plug on the TV. The TV will have RCA audio plugs for use with the DVI. Plus DVI gives a sharper image than HDMI.

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Also, I read that it has a Digital Input on the back of the card. A thread I found here: [url=http://forums.techarena.in/monitor-video-cards/1374952.htm">http://forums.techarena.in/monitor-video-cards/1374952.htm
[/url]...mentioned that it might be able to input the xbox 360's audio.
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3.) I have the Z-5500 Speakers. Does this sound card come with the cables necessary to hook it up to my Z-5500 via Analog, Coax, or Optical In?
Thanks!!

1. Yes it is
2. Yes you can but only in stereo, no DD/DTS decoding from spdif
3. Yes you can, THD come with 2 toslink->minitoslink optical cabels
sry for my english

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Which video card? 5x70? If you read about the various scenarios thern for 5x70's you need two active adapters for thee monitors (TV considered a monitor). And you should have seen references to these apple docs:
Mac Pro (Mid 2010), Mac Pro (Early 2009): Issues with three displays and multiple DVI, HDMI connections
Mac Pro (Early 2009), Mac Pro (Mid 2010): Supported display configurations
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Yes it sounds correct. They can be Windows computers, they just have to be running fairly recent versions of iTunes and they all have to be on the same network. Wired or wireless makes no difference.
If you have an Express it can also join your network wirelessly or via Ethernet. They can be configured to connect to your network either way.
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Can I hook up New Mac Mini to my old imac?

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Transfer your purchases the same way, choosing "transfer purchases" this time.
When you connect your iPod for the first time, all media content will be erased. But you can restore your settings and app data from your manual backup afterwards.
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Music is one way only, from the computer to your device, unless you bought the songs in itunes and transferred your purchases.
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How to back up and restore:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414
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What do I need to hook up XBox w/Kinect, PS3 and Wii Gaming Consoles

Hello all,
I have a Flat screen TV purchased about 3 years back. It has 1 HDMI port and it has I believe two sets of the red/white/yellow ports (a set on the left and a set on the right). I want to connect the following:
1 – Xbox with Kinect
1 – PS3
1 – Wii
I know I need 1 HDMI cable
We have Comcast wireless internet and the modem/router is in a neighboring bedroom.
What else do I need to purchase in order to hook up all units?
Thanks for your time and assistance.
Solved!
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You can buy a HDMI switcher with a remote. It will require 3 HDMI cables but you can switch from the Xbox or PS3 with the remote.
The red/white/yellow ports doesn't put out HD resolution so you can use the Wii for that.
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Something like this?
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would appreciate help on how to do this thanks.

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As far as I know something like this is not possible. HDMI port is for signal output only. You cannot send audio and video signal into your notebook using HDMI port and use internal display for external devices.

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