MacBook to HDMI Connect - Not Supported

I have been using the same HDMI cord connecting to my same MacBook for a year now. I have enjoyed watching movies without a single problem. Two software updates later and my HDMI cord says it is no longer supported. I have read just about everything out there and have changed my remote settings, changed my display resolution on my MacBook and nothing works. My television has not changed as it is a 1080p, but cannot quite figure out how a software update on my computer would throw off my HDMI displays. I have tried a host of fixes, but nothing works. Please help...

Connect to HDTV with mini DVI to HDMI adapter or cable should work.
http://www.soundsupport.biz/2012/03/25/how-to-connect-your-mac-to-your-tv/
What model of your TV set?

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