HDMI adaptor

If you have an HDMI adaptor for iphone or ipad, can you watch either on your TV?

You can connect via a cable or wireless using an Apple TV.
http://ipad.about.com/od/iPad_Guide/a/How-To-Connect-Your-Ipad-To-Your-Tv.htm
Connect an iPad to a Television or Projector
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ipad/ipad-faq/how-to-connect-ipad-to-tv-te levision-projector.html
Connecting iPad iPhone or iPod to TV or Projector
http://www.disabled-world.com/assistivedevices/computer/ipad-tv.php
iPad Accessories: Connections for a TV or Projector
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/ipad-accessories-connections-for-a-tv-or-p rojector.html
You may be interested in AirPlay on the Apple TV:
http://www.apple.com/airplay/
http://www.apple.com/airplay/
Alternately, there are Apple Digital AV Adapters for hardwired connections:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4108
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4108
 Cheers, Tom

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Mini dvi to hdmi adaptor vs. mini dvi to dvi adaptor

Do the mini dvi to hdmi adaptor works? I notice a lot of them for sell on ebay, but none at apple store. Does apple not recommend this setup? Most of the forums address the mini dvi to dvi adaptor to dvi to hdmi cable set up. I can not find anything that clearly says you can use the mini dvi to hdmi adaptor and just connect a regular hdmi cable to get video from a macbook to tv.
BTW My LG tv model 42PC3D (link to manuel below) says that the HDMI cable supports computer connection.
http://us.lgservice.com/index_b2c.jsp

There are reports here that non Apple mini DVI-->whatever cables don't work correctly connect to a MB. That said, if the cable is cheap enough, give it a shot. I just looked at the mini DVI-->HDMI cables on eBay and they all look "short" and for most installation, will require a longer HDMI-->HDMI cable.
So, unless the price of a DVI-->HDMI cable is a lot more than an HDMI-->HDMI cable, why not go with the standard Apple mini DVI-->HDMI cable? However, if you already have the latter, I can understand why you might not want to buy the former cable.

Mini DVI to Hdmi Adaptor display problem

Hi I just got a new miniDvi to Hdmi adaptor and an HDMI cord so i can dual monitor for video production and what not. Problem is when i hook it up to BOTH my 720p HDTVs the mac screen goes blue for a few seconds as if its going to connect to the display, but then goes back to normal, the TV says no signal, and in the display settings it wont detect the other monitor. I have the 2008 model of the 20" imac with mac os 10.5.8. Does the minidvi to hdmi adaptor nit work right? do i have to go Minidvi to DVI adaptor to a DVI HDMI cord?
Thanks for any help
-Dan

Really i did not know that, the 2 TVs i tried were an Insignia and a Samsung. I dont think its a bad adapter because it understands that theres a possible signal going out. OH the thing about the tvs not accepting computers through hdmi is not true because i have a PC laptop with an hdmi port and i was able to hook it up to the samsung just fine. any other suggestions?

After-market Mini DVI to HDMI adaptor

Has anyone tried an after market MINI-DVI to HDMI adaptors to run a video signal from the iMac to a TV?
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?cid=104&cp_id=10419&cs_id=1041912&pid=4852&seq=1&format=6#faq
I know Apple wants us to purchase their products...and in this case we'd have to purchase 2 adaptors/Cables (mini DVI to DVI & DVI to HDMI).....seems like a waste as each cable runs around $20 each when I could just easily buy one adaptor for $10 on monoprice.
For what it's worth, monoprice.com is very reliable, has great prices, fast shipping and very nice products. I use them for all my cable, wire, adaptor needs (and no, i do not work for them either). I used to be very particular about my cables and would fork up tons of money buying monster cables be it of the xbox, home theatre, cable box, HDTV etc all to realise that a cable is a cable, they all pretty much spit out that same quality image or sound regardless. So check 'em out!

Short ago I bought this adaptor to connect an iMac with my beamer (Mitsubishi HC 1100) and the outcome is - better than ever. Clearly you can say that one adapter is better than two. I can't believe that it took so long until this adaptor was developed. I had been looking for it already one year ago

I would like to share my ipad on my Windows machine. I got the Ipad to HDMI adaptor but nothing is displayed on the screen... Do I need any additional softwares?

I would like to share my ipad on my Windows machine. I got the Ipad to HDMI adaptor but nothing is displayed on the screen... Do I need any additional softwares?
Actually I would like to have the Ipad connected to pc and then run an application on the ipad (which is shown on my windows machine) and record it on the windows machine... Is this feasible?

If you have an HDMI connection on your computer, it is most likely an output, it won't recieve a signal unless it's on a video capture card. Recording to the PC could be a difficlut task. HDMI is encrypted to keep you from copying but there are ways to do it. It would also depend on what content you intended on recording. If it's movies you have purchased or rented, it would be illegal.

Mini displayport HDMI adaptor doesn't work

I bought a mini display port to HDMI adaptor for my Macbook Pro. But every time i plug it into my tv it only shows the default purple sky background and none of my actually stuff. I don't know why it's doing this. can anyone help?

It's working. That's called extended desktop mode. Grab and app on your desktop and drag it off the right side of the screen. It will appear on the other monitor.
You can mirror your displays by pressing CMD F1.
All these settings are in System Preferences > Displays > Arrangement tab
Regards,
Captfred

MiniDVI to HDMI adaptor doesn't work

I've currently got my Mini connected to a projector via Mini Display Port to VGA adaptor, then a long VGA cable. It works, but I can't get full image size. Meanwhile, I've got a DVD player connected via HDMI to the same projector. That works great and gives a full image size. You can read more about my problem here: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2280998&tstart=0
So I decided to get a MiniDVI to HDMI adaptor, and connect that to the HDMI cable instead of to the DVD player. That shows me nothing. Blue screen.
Any ideas?

Yep, that's exactly what I'm doing, using the MBP to control the Mac Mini over Screen Sharing.
The good news is, I have an image coming from the mini to the projector. I guess I must have not had the HDMI cable plugged in all the way the last time.
The bad news is, the same problem I had using the mini display to VGA is present now using mini dv to HDMI. That is, the image is only about 4' wide, compared to the image that comes from the DVD (via HDMI) that's 6' wide. I was thinking switching to HDMI would solve that.
I'm using SwitchResX to control the resolution. I've got it set for 1080p, but I've tried all the other settings. The only settings which project a 6' wide image are the ones called "stretched". All of these show the full-sized image, but it's enlarged and cropped to varying degrees.
Any suggestions?

I purchased a 3rd party mini displayport to hdmi adaptor. My 2011 macbook air with thunderbolt wont detect the display.

I purchased a 3rd party mini displayport to hdmi adaptor. My 2011 macbook air with thunderbolt wont detect the display.

Is the display turned on? Sometimes it is the simplest of solutions, when details are missing.

HT4614 Is there a Thunderbolt to HDMI adaptor for an external monitor?

I use a mid-2011 13" MacBook Air. My external Samsung Monitor (Synchmaster P2450) has started flickering. It might be the Belkin minidisplay port > HDMI adaptor or some conflict with Thunderbolt (same port). Should I invest in a new Belkin adaptor or is there a Thunderbolt>HDMI connector that might work?

That's interesting, because I have seen a few people post here regarding reliability of these connectors. I have a Belkin HDMI adapter, and have not had a problem with it. But, seeing that a few people have reported problems leads me to ponder the same question as yours.
I bought the Belkin more recently, as the one I originally purchased (a Kanex) didn't have audio support at the time I bought it, as the Macs didn't have it either. So I bought the Belkin when audio became fully supported by both Apple and the adapter makers. Both adapters still work without issue.

Will a DVI to HDMI adaptor work when connecting the ipad2 to a projector?

Will a DVI to HDMI adaptor work when connecting the ipad2 to a projector?
I have connected my ipad2 to my HDTV and it works perfectly. I'm trying to connect the ipad to either the DVI port on my classroom laptop or to my Promethean board so that I can mirror educational apps for my students. Does anyone have suggestions on how to make this work?

No, there's not any damage to your MacBook.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/HFQL2VC/A/moshi-mini-displayport-to-hdmi-adapt er-4k?fnode=51

I have purchased VGA adaptor & HDMI adaptor to connect ipAd1 to a TV - it will not. Help please

I have purchased VGA adaptor & HDMI adaptor to connect ipAd1 to a TV - it will not. Help please

Only certain apps that had this feature added will show from an original iPad to a video out - whether VGA or HDMI. It does not have true mirroring, like the iPad2 does.

IPad 1 will it stream Netflix with the HDMI adaptor?

Will IPad 1stream Netflix with HDMI adaptor? In HD.

i believe it will play with the hdmi cable and all the out put cables
but not 100 % sure about HD video, i would imagine so, its so hard to find real hd video on netflix, computer hd content can be different from set top box hd content.
the one thing that netfix won't do is play over airplay they won't support it

Dual Monitors with Zotac DisplayPort to Dual HDMI Adaptor?

Has anyone had the chance to try the "ZOTAC DisplayPort to Dual HDMI Adaptor" with the MacBook Pro's yet?
http://www.zotacusa.com/zotac-displayport-to-dual-hdmi-adaptor.html
I'm currently using a Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort adapter to connect to the Zotac device, but I'm not having any luck on getting the MBP to detect the displays. I wonder if I need a specific adapter, or rather just a mini-displayport to mini-displayport?

FYI, the ZOTAC mini-displayport to Dual HDMI Adaptor doesn't quite work as advertised on my 2009 MBP 13. Under MAC OS X 10.6.8, limited to 2560 x 1024. (That's spread across the two external displays, as expected.) If you try 3840, the external screens just flicker madly. Under (bootcamp) XP, also limited to 2560. 3840 is not even presented as an option.
I know my monitors support 1920. Indeed, if I unplug either of them from the Zotac box, I can get full 1920 resolution on the other.
The reduced resolution is at least usable since I use this setup just to write code. It's frustrating though. Maybe it's due to my older laptop. I've read of this working better on newer MBPs.

When I hook my MacBookPro to HDTV using the moshi MiniDisplayPort to HDMI adaptor, the sound

When I hook my MacBookPro up to TV using the moshi MiniDisplayPort to HDMI adaptor, the video & audio black out every few seconds. Is there a setting I missed? I read something about the refresh rate possibly causing this, but I can't find out how to see what it is and/or adjust it. I did pick 'best' for the connection...
Thanks!

hndatrx90 wrote:
Get an Apple TV. That will work with your Mac for sure.
You're kidding, right?

Close MacBook Pro while using MDP- HDMI adaptor ?

I have the Moshi MDP-HDMI adaptor. It works very well and transports audio well too.
I just want to know if it is possible to close the lid of the MacBook Pro while using MDP->HDMI adaptor ? (as in stopping it from going into sleep mode) So that it can be stowed neatly under the display unit when watching movies/presentations etc. rather than the lid having to be open a couple of inches...

That can be done but there are conditions that must be met. For example, the MBP needs to be plugged into its power adapter. And then an external keyboard and mouse are needed. See here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3131?viewlocale=en_US

HT4108 Sound- HDMI adaptor Ipad 3

I have an HDMI adaptor. I can see a picture but I can't heat the sound on my TV (only on my Ipad). Any suggestions.

Why don't you try Apple TV instead
http://www.apple.com/appletv/
http://www.apple.com/appletv/what-is/

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