Can't connect to HDTV by HDMI
You all probably noticed this.
But anyone know why you can't connect the mac with HDTV
anylonger?
Or mayby I'm doing something wrong?
It was'nt a problem before mountian lion.
don't know why?
I think the problem is that the exact protocol you enter in the Drive UI (e.g. https://yourserver/path) is never transferred to the ConnectHandler implemented by the connector you are using. Instead, the handler will get something like aem://yourserver/path and probably try connecting via http:// only. The only option I found was having a http:// endpoint, which redirects to the https:// port instead. Then, it seems to work.
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