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"

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did you found the solution?
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System Preferences > Displays
Mirrored or not?
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If you uncheck Mirrored, you get Extended Desktop, and the | Arrange | pane is added.
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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 ?
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I want to hook my my MacBook up to an external display, and I'm wondering what the max resolution it can drive is.
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The MacBook can drive an external display at a maximum resolution of 1920 by 1200. More information is available on this page.
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Might this solution work for you in CS6?
Create a document double the size you need at 5,000 DPI, then reduce by 50% at the end?
CS6 13.0.6 screen shot:
I have no idea if this works for you or not.
Tuna wrote:
station_two
I don't want to go back to an older version, but I am shocked that this recent version (CS6), has limitations on the resolution offered…
I just want to know why new versions have a max pixel setting…
LOL !
The best answer I can give you is because that's what Adobe wants. Period.
"I cannot explain the universe to you, I can only describe it." That's what my astronomy professor used to say at the ETH just over half a century ago.
My experience in the last three decades is that Adobe will extremely rarely address such a question, if ever.

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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.
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Max Resolution or DPI of still images

Hi,
This is an offshoot of a problem I thought I was having with Encore CS5 and transcoding, but it is also part of the solution.
I was creating about a 30 min project on Premier CS5 with AVCHD and still images imported with a couple of mp3 music tracks. Win 7, GTX 295, 6MB Ram.
I can do whatever I wanted in premier in terms of any jpeg could be imported, scaled, add motion, zoom, effects, whatever..
When it was time to put it on a blu-ray, it would get send to Encore via the dynamic link and would always fail at seemingly random places during transcode and of course, ultimately crash, or come up with an "object not found" and ultimately never burn.
I tried all the suggestions, taking spaces out of file names, burning to a blu-ray folder, and everthing else I could find in the forums.
I also spent 2.5 hours with Adobe logged into my computer and they could not figure out why:
ENCORE CS4 would transcode and burn the exact same project CS5 would choke on and fail.
I had ignored the suggestion in the forum that Premier can't handle large image files.. After all, they seemed to load and work, I couldn't imagine that transcoding would fail on a still image at 4000X3000 and 300dpi, but wouldn't you know it, I resized all of my images to lower res, and bingo, CS5 churned and burned the blu-ray. I did notice after trying, that if it won't render in the work area of PPro CS5, that it would also fail in the transcoding in Encore CS5, but not CS4. If it didn't like a particular image, it would just freeze the render process and lock PPro CS5 right up.. After several image resizes and lots of reboots, it finally all rendered, and then it was fine in Encore CS5 after that.
So this brings me to my point, and I would love an official answer or guideline from Adobe..
What is the max resolution of still images that can be used in PPro CS5 and consequentally be handled in Encore CS5? What about dpi?
Am I correct to assume that 300dpi is useless in HD? Meaning, even in true HD on a tv screen, isn't it still 72dpi? I couldn't figure out if it was the DPI or the dimensions of the image it couldn't deal with. It seemed as long as I was around 2500X1500 and under 200 DPI I was ok.. but more than that was definately a show stopper. However, I would also think a 300dpi picture would be sharper and crisper, so this stinks that premier can't seem to deal with a 8-10 megapixel jpeg or image..
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Ann,
Thank you for the link to that article, and it sort of explains the limits, but it doesn't explain why an image off of a camera that was a jpg at 4000X3000 and 300dpi , which is about 10 megapixels and about 5MB in file size choked the transcode process, as it doesn't seem to be anywhere near the limits. As soon as I changed the images to something more like 2500X1200 and 180 dpi or less, everything was fine.
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D.J.

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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
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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.
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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

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