HDMI AV Adapter

I bought this adapter today for use with my iPhone 4 and iPad (original) and it doesn't mirror. I can only get audio, this is also the case when I use AirPlay with my Apple TV2 sound but no video. I did at least think I would get mirroring as advertised but no mirroring. Have I missed a setting? It does say on the description that the adapter is compatible with original iPad and iPhone 4 so what am doing wrong?

Can the Apple TV or Apple TV 2 be connected through some cable -- HDMI or otherwise -- to a DVD player? I want to project my iPad 2 screen (mirrored) via an Apple TV onto my classroom large screen via a projector. The DVD player is already connected to the projector (which is ceiling mounted). I have one of those input selector boxes also (with like 4 or 5 hookups for things like DVD player, VCR, microphone, etc.). Should I purchase an Apple TV -- or is Apple TV 2 better for this? How will I be able to mirror my iPad 2 screen (fully) onto the classroom projector screen? Thanks for your help.

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Can I connect my Apple TV to the Blu-Ray using an HDMI/ USB adapter?
If you can find such a thing. I really doubt that exists since USB is a data connector not a video connector.
would allow me to run the audio through my stereo.
That would depend on this adapter.

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I've had the 1st gen Apple TV since it came out and have loved it. It has worked fine on my 5 year old Sony HDTV. Since this tv does not have HDMI inputs (has an DVI input), i used an HDMI/DVI adapter and this worked fine up till now.
Yesterday i got the new apple TV and tried hooking it up to my tv. But the picture was displayed in 4:3, low resolution (looked to be 480i), and was a little "wavy".
Is the problem that my TV is not compatible with the new apple TV?
Or i was thinking that maybe i need to get a new HDMI/DVI adapter. the one i have is a few years old. are the newer adapters on the market have new/better technology?
thanks for anyones help. i really don't want to have to replace my tv or return my new apple tv

I've been pulling my hair out on this. I have a Sony KV-34XBR800 with a DVI port that supports HDCP. According to the manual the HD suport is 1080i and 720p ..... perhaps also 480p and 480i, but i'm not sure if the latter two are supported on the DVI port. I've tried two types of cables/adapters with the ATV2 and just get a black blank screen. No picture, no apple logo ... nothing.
The audio and Airplay work great using the optical connector. And when I connect the ATV2 to my daughters newer Bravia the video works great. But on the older Sony .... nothing.
I can't believe that this is a cable problem, but since that's the only component that I have the power to change out ... that's what i've been doing.
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Thanks for trying to help me out, rsannie. I had actually figured it out earlier, didn't get a chance to post. Under Sound, click Recording tab, click the device, click Properties, click Advanced tab, uncheck Enable audio enhancements. This was what was causing the interference/feedback type noise.
Just for the heck of it, to get better acquainted with the settings, I went to where you suggested but could not toggle that feature on/off. This feature looks like it deals with the external mic (the ones by the webcam) and not from a source fed through the minijack anyway.
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HT4108 ok so i got the GSI HDMI Cable Adapter for my iphone 4s and it wont play anything i bought from itunes as far as movies???

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MacMini HDMI/vga adapter not detecting resolution

hi all,
i have a mac mini (10.9.2) and on the back i have plugged up a hdmi/vga adapter and i have plugged in the vga cable to a dell 24" monitor (1920X1200@60Mhz)
for some reason it cannot detect the display resolution, it onlys shows the max as 1600X1200
can anyone please advise me on what im doing wrong
many thanks
rob

Could be the VGA adapter. What brand/model is it?

HDMI/DVI adapter

Can anyone confirm using this with success?

Yes, Its worked fine for me for years. I got the official apple HDMI/DVI adapter and its good.

Ipad 3rd gen shows blank screen when connecting to projector via HDMI AV adapter. I have an ipad 2 that works perfectly. Projector is a Dukane ImagePro 8106HA. Only difference I see is that the ipad 3 owner has not updated to IOS 6. Any thoughts?

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Hi,
iam running a MacMini (2011) 2.3GHz i5 with Mac OS X 10.7.4 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 256 GB Samsung SSD.
If i connect a Thunderbolt display only - all is fine.
But if i connect a 2nd monitor ( Samsung S23A700) via HDMI / DVI adapter (original Apple) the major screen (Thunderbolt Display) sometimes
is going black and immidiately back to normal. It looks like that it happens very often if i scroll down with the Apple Magic Mouse.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Thomas

I have exactly the same problem. MacMini Server i7 (mid 2011) Macmini5.3.16Gb ram.
Mini and Thunderbolt no blink-outs.
Mini and Thunderbolt and Dell 23" connected to HDMI-DVI connector, the Thunderbolt display blinks out when system is under stress as in the Develop module of Lightroom 4.
I thought it was a problem with my Thunderbolt display, and since its on a VESA mount, I didn't really want to haul in in to the Apple Store. I decided to be sure it was the dosplay...
I borrowed a MacbookPro i7 and ran it from a clone of my Mini. No problems aster hours of use. (But with only ONE monitor.) That suggested that there was no problem with the Thunderbolt Display.
I decided to run the Mini with only one display. Again no problems. I plugged in the Second monitor to the HDMI port and within 2 minutes I had my first "Blink-Out".
I ran the rest of the day without the second monitor with no problems.
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As is said my HP w2207h monitor is not working with a minidisplayport to hdmi adapter and a hdmi cable which is working fine for my PS3. So the cable is not the problem. And on my TV i also have no problems at all activating a second monitor. Therefore the adapter isnt the problem either. When i plug it in the typical bluescreen appears. Then after a few seconds it appears again and there is no second monitor recognized. I also used the "recognize Monitor" button without success. Please help me, are there any special drivers or something like that ?
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If you have an external drive you can hook up to the MacBook Pro I believe there *may* be a solution by getting an image to the MacBook Air.
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If that doesn't work (the drivers don't recognize the disk image once Windows gets underway for its install), you might try copying the installation files from the DVD to FAT32 formatted USB stick or drive and then using that to install Windows. I would expect Windows would be able to see the USB FAT32 drive and I don't believe any file on the drive is going to go beyond 4GB.
I haven't actually tried BootCamp on the Air, since I just use VMWare which has no issue installing from anything OSX can see. But BootCamp is going to eventually hand off operations to Windows and that's going to complicate matters--Windows has to be able to see the drive. While I believe there are drivers that let Windows connect to that drive, there's no way to authenticate (or even load the drivers I expect) before Windows itself is loaded--so it's a "chicken/egg" problem.

VGA to HDMI cable adapter

Can I use this type of cable to connect my PC ( p6112p with Intel GMA 3100 ) to the HDMI input of my TV?

Hi,
From VGA to HDMI you need a converter to convert from analog signals to digital signals, not adapter. There are many around, the following product will do (with sound):
http://dx.com/p/vga-to-hdmi-converter-with-audio-117044?utm_source=GoogleShoppingAU&utm_medium=CPC&u...
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BH
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Can you record a video camera output over HDMI with the HDMI thunderbolt adapter on a Macbook Pro

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VGA and HDMI DisplayPort Adapter stoped work on Mountain Lion

Hardware: MBP early 2011
With Mountain Lion 10.8.0
My HDMI adapter stoped working.
With Mountain Lion 10.8.1
Both HDMI and VGA adapter stoped working

I found a solution to this problem!
Download the driver that's mentioned at the link below and follow username "asabaraba's" instructions. It involves ditching the RaLink wireless utility and using a compatible DLink one.
http://www.tonymacx86.com/network/59783-guide-ralink-airport-wi-fi-start-up.html #post393641
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