Problème connexion HDMI Mac mini et moniteur HPw2207h

problème de connexion HDMI Mac mini et moniteur HPw2207h le moniteur ne reconnait pas le Mac mini et repond "no signal"
(Mac mini 2011 acheté hier)
quelqu'un a t'il la solution?
merci

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Hello Forum, New user to this forum, I have a problem, I have bought Mac Mini ( August,2010) for home use and recently bought LG -32LD450 - 32". I have connected my TV directly to Mac Mini using a 1.3X HDMI cable. I have video/ display - however no sound. All i can hear is sound from the Mac Mini's internal speaker. I tried to change the setting through - System preference/sound/output. It displays - LG / HDMI - however i cannot select, the setting is active with internal speakers only. Please advise how i can obtain audio from the TV.
I forgot to mention the message seen in System Preference/Sound/Output - LG TV HDMI - Settings for the Selected Device : The Selected Device has no output controls.
In addition to the above, i have tried to check the output controls through Utilities/Audio Midi Setup. Here too i am not in a position to alter HDMI Settings.
Help in this regards is highly appreciated...thanks
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Krusdublin: I am experiencing similar issues with no real solution yet:
I have a Mac Mini 2010 connected to a Sony Bravia HD TV via an HDMI cable
sound output via TV speakers was not working when I first connected the two (about 4 mos ago)
couldn't figure it out- and just used an headphone cable to connect the mac mini to a stereo
somewhere between then and a month ago I disconnected all incl. power, and reconnected as I had to re-setup my tv (all reconnected in the same outlets via HDMI) (also got rid of the stereo at this point)
then about a month ago I was back in the Sound preferences and found that I was able to get audio output via the TV speakers.
about a week or so ago I disconnected all incl. power, and reconnected as I had to re-setup my tv (all reconnected in the same outlets via HDMI)
however, about 3 days ago, sound output via TV was no longer an option
when I say it is not an option, I have two lines under name and types as follows:
"Internal Speakers" > "Built-In Output"
"SONY TV" > "HDMI"
when I switch from internal speakers to HDMI, I notice that the sound volume bar at the bottom of the screen goes faint, and I can't adjust the volume using the sound keys on my keyboard (bluetooth)
the speaker icon in the top right of the screen is also greyed-out and not changeable...
I notice that when I switch input on my TV aerial to the MacMini (HDMI 1) I get a little yellow triangle with exclamation mark in it, and the text: "AUDIO only" at the bottom right of the tv screen. (In not sure if I had this before or not - dont completely remember seeing it, but vaguely do...)
I've also updated my macmini whenever an update is released (within a few days)...
I've spoken with an Apple tech over the phone and went through a number of reboot (while holding down certain keys, etc.) to no avail. She then recommended that I go into the Apple store and have the mini checked out....
At the apple store, the apple tech took the machine to the back, out of sight, and returned about 20 mins later to say that it was working fine. I asked to have it hooked up to one on display - so I could see for myself. We hooked it up to an HDTV via HDMI and booted up. Went to System Preferences > Sound and selected: "Panasonic TV" as the output device. I still could not adjust the volume bar (it went greyed out) - but I could crank up the tv volume directly and get sound. Great! Sort of... While now I could get sound - it was not the same as before where I could control the sound through the mac - only directly through the TV. The Apple guy said that he didn't know what I was talking about - and said that they way the machine was now working was the proper way. He unhooked my mac mini, and gave it to me, and walked away.
Frustrated, I walked down to the Sony Store to try out the mac mini there. Same result as in the Apple store. I could control sound directly via the TV, but not through the mac mini controls.
Took the mac mini home, reconnected everything and now get sound through the TV - but I cant control it with the mac mini on-screen controls, nor the volume buttons on the mac blue tooth keyboard.
Today, I was watching a movie via itunes, hit pause, and went to do something for a few minutes. When I returned, the TV indicated 'no signal' via the HDMI (I assume because the mini went to sleep.) Tried to wake the mini - but couldn't. Had to resort to pressing the button at the back. When the mini came back, I had no sound at all coming through the TV speakers, even though the sound preferences settings were still the same. I had to resort to shutting down the mac mini, and then unplugging the power on the mini for a few minutes. Powering back up, sound was again able to comefromt eh mac through the TV speakers - but still could not control sound using the mac mini controls.......
Thats where Im at so far....
Aarrgh.
THOUGHTS?
Thanks in advance,
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Probleme ecran devient rose avec mac mini et tv philips en hdmi!!!!! quelqu'un a une solution?

Quelqu'un peut m'aider???????????,,,,,,,,

Pardonnez mon français de Google. Si votre anglais ne est pas bon, vous pouvez trouver le forum à http://forum.macbidouille.com/ préférable d'obtenir une réponse compréhensible.
1. Vous pouvez trouver les spécifications à http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_mini/specs/mac-mini-core-i7-3.0-late-2 014-specs.html utile pour déterminer si ce est le adaptateur vous donnant des problèmes avec l'écran, ou si ce est vraiment une limitation du matériel de Mac.
2. Vérifiez avec le fabricant de l'écran se ils ont de l'expérience connexion au Mac Mini et si il ya certains paramètres qui fonctionnent mieux. Parfois, un cadre entre 1080p et 4K existe qui offre un meilleur support de fréquence.
3. SwitchResX et DisplayConfigX sont des logiciels qui offrent un meilleur réglage fin de la résolution que ce qui est intégré à Mac:
http://www.madrau.com/
http://3dexpress.de/
4. Voir la fois http://www.translate.google.com/ et http://www.systransoft.com/lp/free-online-translation/ pour les traducteurs.
Bonne chance!
Pardon my French from Google.
If your English is not good, you may find the forum at http://forum.macbidouille.com/ better to get an understandable answer.
1. You may find the specs at http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_mini/specs/mac-mini-core-i7-3.0-late-2 014-specs.html useful to determine if it is the adapter giving you trouble with the display, or if it really is a limitation of the Mac's hardware.
2. Check with the display manufacturer if they have experience connecting to the Mac Mini and if there are certain settings that work better. Sometimes a setting in between 1080p and 4k exists that offers better frequency support.
3. SwitchResX and DisplayConfigX are software that offer better fine tuning of resolution than is built-in to the Mac:
http://www.madrau.com/
http://3dexpress.de/
4. See both http://www.translate.google.com/ and http://www.systransoft.com/lp/free-online-translation/ for translators.
Good luck!

écran mac mini 2015

bonjour a tous,
je suis sur le point d'acheter une tv panasonic 55ax630e en 4K.
pour l'instant mon mac mini est relié a un moniteur qui est une autre tv samsung de 40" en 1080p et tout va bien.
mes questions sont :
- la sortie du mac mini limite la 4k en 30Hz. ça va être genant sur la Panasonic ? des petits lag etc ?
- plus important ... y aura des salades si je met les deux écrans en meme temps ? le mac mini est assez puissant sachant que j'ai le modele de base avec l'intel HD5000 ?
- si vraiment rien ne marche, je changerais de modele pour reprendre une tv en 1080p. dans ce cas la, plus de problemes ?
je pense mettre la tv 4k sur le HDMI, et le samsung en 40" 1080p avec un adaptateur thunderbolt HDMI. c'est bon ?
merci pour vos réponses;
cordialement

Pardonnez mon français de Google. Si votre anglais ne est pas bon, vous pouvez trouver le forum à http://forum.macbidouille.com/ préférable d'obtenir une réponse compréhensible.
1. Vous pouvez trouver les spécifications à http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_mini/specs/mac-mini-core-i7-3.0-late-2 014-specs.html utile pour déterminer si ce est le adaptateur vous donnant des problèmes avec l'écran, ou si ce est vraiment une limitation du matériel de Mac.
2. Vérifiez avec le fabricant de l'écran se ils ont de l'expérience connexion au Mac Mini et si il ya certains paramètres qui fonctionnent mieux. Parfois, un cadre entre 1080p et 4K existe qui offre un meilleur support de fréquence.
3. SwitchResX et DisplayConfigX sont des logiciels qui offrent un meilleur réglage fin de la résolution que ce qui est intégré à Mac:
http://www.madrau.com/
http://3dexpress.de/
4. Voir la fois http://www.translate.google.com/ et http://www.systransoft.com/lp/free-online-translation/ pour les traducteurs.
Bonne chance!
Pardon my French from Google.
If your English is not good, you may find the forum at http://forum.macbidouille.com/ better to get an understandable answer.
1. You may find the specs at http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_mini/specs/mac-mini-core-i7-3.0-late-2 014-specs.html useful to determine if it is the adapter giving you trouble with the display, or if it really is a limitation of the Mac's hardware.
2. Check with the display manufacturer if they have experience connecting to the Mac Mini and if there are certain settings that work better. Sometimes a setting in between 1080p and 4k exists that offers better frequency support.
3. SwitchResX and DisplayConfigX are software that offer better fine tuning of resolution than is built-in to the Mac:
http://www.madrau.com/
http://3dexpress.de/
4. See both http://www.translate.google.com/ and http://www.systransoft.com/lp/free-online-translation/ for translators.
Good luck!

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I use XBMC as a media center client, and did the update to 10.7.3 yesterday. This update gave me a problem with the resolution on a 55 "LED TV.
If xbmc is running and I switch the source on the television to for example, tuner or blueray player, and then switch back to the mac mini running xbmc, the resolution changes, everything is so big on the screen that you cant read it. I need to force down xbmc and turn back to lion, and then start xbmc again.xbmc is running 1080i 50 Hz PAL, the same for lion.
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I don't beleive this to do with any application running like Plex or XMBC. I tested this with no applications running just what ever Lion loads in the begining.
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Try resetting the SMC andNVRAM
Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
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