Max Resolution - Is 16M 5312x2988 support or beyond on its way?

Hello,
I'm wondering if there are plans to add support for file resolutions of 16M 5312x2988 or beyond?

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I'm using the desktop extender hack with my 800 and 1.25 iMacs. Right now, I'm using 17 inch monitors(1280x1024). What's max resolution these iMacs can drive? I want to upgrade the monitors to 20inch, 22inch, or maybe even 24inches. Anyone have experience with this or know exactly what these video cards can take? Thanks.

Ok. I went ahead and did it. I got a PrincetonVL2018W 20" LCD Monitor. But I'm having Problems. When I first hook it up to my 1.25 G4 iMac, I could only get it to 800x600 resolution. But after a long while of playing with it and trying different resolutions, I finally got it to 1680x1050. It looks great. However, if I turn off the monitor for about 3 minutes and then turn it back on, I have to start the whole long process all over again. I also tried this process on my iBook and got the same results. Does anybody know why this is?

Mac Mini Max Resolution?;CRT

I just bought a Mac mini and am looking to buy a CRT. What are the max resolutions the mini can support? (VGA analog, not DVI digital)
And, if the mini's supported refresh rate for a given size is say 100Hz and the CRT is only 70 Hz, will it still work?

For DVI it'll go up to 1920x1200. For VGA, probably higher, though I doubt it really matters at that point. For the refresh rate, you can lower it on the Mac, so it shouldn't be a problem.

Max resolution and format for Apple TV from imovie and itunes

I use iMovie '09 to make movies from my HD 1920x1080P camera that I SHARE to mobile me, itunes and for use on Apple TV via itunes.
I am trying to figure out the max resolutions and formats.
If I SHARE from imovie with 960x540 it goes right into itunes and shows as an HD movie on the Apple TV
If i export from imovie in 1280x720p i can drag into and play from itunes however it doesnt show up on the Apple TV? i thought the apple TV supported 720p? is the format wrong? when you export it comes out as .mov and when you SHARE it comes out as .mp4?

I have been struggling with this for some time. We have great HD cameras, and fairly capable consumer grade video editing capability with iMovie; but we have limited HD viewing opportunities other than a computer.
Apple TV does play it in 720p provided you meet the specs below - perhaps your 720p movie exceeded these specs. You see, there is 720p, and then there is 720p with serious Mbps.
At least for me, when I export at 720p @ 5Mbps the viewing is jittery and not smooth. I guess it is too much processing, although it seems to work fine when it is a downloaded movie in HD, just not an iMovie production.
So, I just use the 960x540, which is clear and smooth, and wait for the day an improved Apple TV hits the market with the processing power to smoothly handle 720p and beyond. I have a big (100") screen, so I can use all the resolution I can get to keep that large of an image sharp.
The alternative is to use a Mac mini and route through HDMI to your TV. That does a good job but is more expensive (triple) the ATV.
Video formats supported:
H.264
up to 5 Mbps, Progressive Main Profile (CAVLC) with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps (maximum resolution 1280x720 @ 24fps, 960x540 @ 30fps) in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats
MPEG 4:
• up to 3 Mbps, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps (maximum resolution 720x432 @ 30 fps) in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file format

T400s max resolution for external monitor ?

Hello
What is the max resolution for an external monitor connected to a thinkpad t400s ? The reason i am asking is that:
a) Intel says: the max resolution of Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD is 2048x1536
b) Lenovo says: DisplayPort + D-sub dual-display output support 2560×1600 maximum resolution
What are your experiences and what maximum resolutions on external monitors have you succesfuly tried in real life ?
Would it be possible to connect a 30" monitor at 2560x1600 to a thinkpad t400s ?

i don't know and i never tried but i'm inclined to trust intel more than lenovo on this...unless the t400s has some beefed-up x4500mhd
T400s - 2815RW1 + Win7 Ultimate
Don't pm me for help! That's what the forum is for. Also, Google's nicer than me. Ask him.

Max Resolution

I've been looking at getting an external monitor for my Macbook. I know that my max screen resolution is 1280x800 - but is it capable of outputing a higher resolution when connected to an external monitor? If so, what is the max resolution it can output?
Thanks.

i run a 20" cinema display with my macbook, but i know it'll do up to 1920X1200. check it out on the apple site here. . .
http://www.apple.com/displays/specs.html
from the apple site . . . on macbooks.
"Extended desktop and video mirroring: Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display and up to 1920 x 1200 pixels on an external display, both at millions of colors"

T510 w/ NVS 3100m can't show max resolution for a dell 30Inch

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Max Resolution is 1280x800
Ironically, I have a second monitor attached on the DVI port 2 Single Link and this is 1600x1200
NVIDIA NVS 3100m
Why can't this display the max resolution for this monitor.
I have the latest drivers

sonniep5 wrote:
I had same issue, tech support advised me to return T510 since it didn't ship what I ordered. In my case the resolution should be 1920x1080.
you are talking about the FHD on the T510, this is slightly different to what the OP is asking.
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Max resolution Mac mini 1660x1050???

I'm using my mac mini through logmein remote desktop with a windows laptop with a 1920x1200 display.
I want to get this resolution on the mac mini also but it let me get not higher as 1680x1050.
Is this the max resolution the mac mini can get?
I have tried different utility's like switchresx and newscreen but none of them getting it at 1920x1200.
Have anybody have a 1920x1200 monitor connected on the mac mini? or have a solution?

I think is not limitation of logmein because between to xp laptops i can change the resolution to the max.
I only have a monitor with 1650x1050 support, but my xp laptop does support 1920x1200 and don't want an extra monitor on my desk and sometimes and work an the mac on a different location.
Perhaps the is remembering the last connected monitor which is 1680x1050?
I have also also laptop with hackintosh osx86 installed and that laptop has also an 1920x1200 display and i can connect through logmein at 1920x1200.
so why the mac mini does not???

Mac Mini 2014 4k display 60Hz max resolution

Hello,
I can read in the infos for the new iMac 2014 that is possible to use 2 x 27" Apple Displays over thunderbolt.
My question is, what is the max resolution what you can use with one Display.
Is it possible to use a Mac Mini with a LG 34UC97 with a resolution 3.440 x 1.440 60Hz with thunderbolt.
The HDMI supports only 30 Hz.
Thx
Jayybird

you can be right, not officially, but for now:
"On a late 2013 13" MBP/Retina, using SwitchResX, I was able to get the ASUS PB287Q to drive 4K (1920x1060 pixel-doubled "HiDPI") at 45Hz, rather than the max 30Hz offered through the standard Display Prefs pane.
Here's how: I created a custom resolution by copying the 1920x1060 HiDPI 30Hz, and then set its vertical sync to 45Hz (and rebooted as required by SwitchResX). The 45Hz refresh rate is now available in the Display Prefs control panel, and the ASUS OSD confirms we are operating at 45Hz.
Before getting 45 to work, I also tried 50 - but even after reboot it was marked as "invalid" so I suppose I'm maxed out.
45Hz isn't 60, but it is much better than 30."
source link
ps: i don't know how to de-highlight text, sorry, just cmd-v&cmd-c.

Max resolution I can add in preferences is 4096X2048, but I have a 5K iMac

I would like to be able to add the 5K resolution in preferences, 5120X2880, and then set scaling so I can take advantage of the clarity of the extra resolution when using remote desktop, but it seems the max resolution I can add is 4096X2048. Is
there a workaround for this, or is there a plan to add support for that resolution?

Hi,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
As per my research, agree with words of peter that still maximum resolution can adjust to 4096 X 2048 and above that is not supported and sorry to say but there is no any workaround to use above.
Thanks for your Support and understanding!
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Max resolution of HDMI on Retina Macbook Pro

I'm in the process of trying to eliminate my older tower from my life and just use my Macbook Pro Retina as my sole machine and am having trouble with the displays.
My goal is to run at least one of my NEC PA271W monitors if not both. The trouble is how to do it. I understand that I could use a Mini Displayport to Displayport cable but then I have only one Thunderbolt port left to use with my Firewire adapter to tether my camera so no Thunderbolt port for a harddrive. I bought an HDMI to DVI cable today at the suggestion of a tech at Tekserve but that cable only seems to give me a max resolution of 1920x1080 and only if I hold the option key while selecting "Scaled". I tried downloading SwitchResX to force a higher res but I can't seem to get it to take a higher resolution (it's not an intuitive program so maybe it's me).
I really want to use this monitor at it's full 2560x1440 resolution and I'd like to use the HDMI port to save my Thunderbolt ports. The HDMI on my Retina is supposed to be 1.4 so it should support this higher resolution but how do I get it?
Any ideas?
Gregor

Hi chivou,
For more information on the graphics capabilities of the 13" MacBook Pro Retina, you may find the following page helpful:
Retina display: 13.3-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit display with IPS technology; 2560-by-1600 resolution at 227 pixels per inch with support for millions of colors
Native resolution: 2560 by 1600 pixels (Retina); scaled resolutions: 1680 by 1050, 1440 by 900, and 1024 by 640 pixels
Dual display and video mirroring: Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display and up to 3840 by 2160 pixels on up to two external displays, both at millions of colors.
HDMI video output
Support for 1080p resolution at up to 60Hz
Support for 3840-by-2160 resolution at 30Hz
Support for 4096-by-2160 resolution at 24Hz
Apple - MacBook Pro with Retina display - Technical Specifications
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- Brenden

Max resolution that can be sent to a projector?

My pea-brain is a tad confused here. I have 1080 HD video footage in Final Cut Pro. I want to embed the HD footage into Apples Keynote presentation program. The presentation will be run on a dual Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8 GHz 4 Gig RAM Macbook Pro.
1920x1080p is 16:9 widescreen HD projection. But the Macbook pro screen resolution choices in the System folder under displays only goes up to 1440 x 900. Is that the max resolution I can get sent to the projector? That would regrettably be less than the source material.

What sort of projector is it, and what sort of connections does it support, ScubaMag? THe resolutions available on the device you are connecting to will depend essentially on its capabilities and how you connect it . (they only show up in "displays" when it is connected).
Your MBP can support resolutions on external devices up to 2560 x 1600, but not many regular projectors are capable of accepting this.
Cheers
Rod

What is the max resolution for external monitors from the intel hd 4000 graphics driver

What is the max resolution supported by the intel hd 4000 graphics driver found on the 13in MacBook Pro for EXTERNAL monitors?

OK so after doing much research... this seems to be the best workflow.
Bring HDV in to FCP as ProRes 422.
Edit show... add bells and whistles, etc.
Export movie as ProRes 422.
Then for the client - ensure that they have latest version of Quicktime and download the Apple ProRes Quicktime Decoder (for mac or Windows). (It is assumed they have a decent computer to play back on.)
The client will then be able to play a movie encoded as proRes 422 and all will be happy.
As a back up a high resolution h264 file can't hurt.
Thanks for everyones input. We got there in the end.

3rd Party Display Resolution Issue - Mid 2011 iMac 27inch Mavericks- iMac wont allow max resolution of Samsung SyncMaster SA850

Hi Guys,
I just updated my 27 inch iMac to Mavericks and can't get my third party 27inch Samsung screen to run at maximum resolution. Even when using the "Alt" Click and select Scale shortcut I cant display the 2560 x 1440 resolution the screen is capable of.
I've called apple support and they couldn't rectify the issue nor could samsung. I've even tried the monitor in another iMac updated to mavericks and have the same issue.
Im connecting using a mini display port to DVI cable through my thunderbolt port.
My machine is Mid 2011 27inch iMac 3.1ghz core i5 with AMD Radeon HD graphics card upgraded to Mavericks
Monitor is brand new 27 Samsung SyncMaster SA850. I was able to get it to work at max resolution on a Windows 7 PC.
Any help would be appreciated. Thinking of returning the screen, hopefully Samsung will take it back.
- C

The standard > Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter only supports 24" monitor resolutions up to 1920 x 1200.
For a larger monitor you need either a > Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter
or perhaps a simple Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable if your monitor supports DisplayPort input.

Max resolution for 30inch display from a MacBook Pro

Hi - what's the max resolution I can drive a 30 inch cinema dsplay from a 15 inch MacBook Pro?
Thanks
Ian

The MacBook Pro has a dual-link DVI port. From
<http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/specs.html>
"Dual display and video mirroring: Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display and up to 2560 by 1600 pixels on an external display, both at millions of colours."

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