Ps3 on Cinema display 27"

can i connect the play station 3 on Apple cinema display 27" (year 2011)?
Please help me :-(

It comes down to know whether your Apple 27" Display is either the LED Cinema Display model or the newer Thunderbolt Display model. Does your Cinema Display come with a Thunderbolt port on the backside.?
http://www.apple.com/displays/
You can indeed use the LED Cinema Display as monitor for your PS3 with the help of this adapter:
http://www.kanexlive.com/xd
Please note, output is limited to 720p.
As stated at the kanex website, you can not use the 27" Thunderbolt Display as monitor for your PS3 with such adapter.

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Where have I gone wrong? (PS3 + 23" Cinema Display)

Here I was thinking I was so clever buying an HDMI to female DVI adaptor so I could watch glorious blu-ray movies on my 23" Alu Display. However, after changing the video output on the PS3 to HDMI using my normal RCA TV and connecting the display up, all that happens is the little white light flashes three times, no picture.
What have I done wrong, and is there any way to fix it?
Regards,
Michael

Okay I did a quick search and came across a few things.
Here is the solution you need..
http://www.macworld.com/news/2007/03/12/hdmatescaler/index.php
When I first read your post, I assumed you had a scaler and not just the plug adapter.

PS3 slim on a 2001 Cinema Display?

Hi,
I was wondering..... can you connect a new PS3 to an 2001 cinema display via HDMI to VGI cable?
I don't want to go out and buy a random cable if the monitor can't handle it. If not, is there something else I can use?
Thanks,
Alex

Most likely it won't work. Not sure I understand your second question, "is there something else I can use?" You mean like a TV?

PS3 to Apple Display

Hey guys,
Just about to buy a mac pro and apple cinema display and i was just wondering what the best way to get HD playback on my apple display. The screen has dvi connectors and firewire 400 connectors. Would it be better graphically to use a firewire connector OR get an hdmi to dvi adapter so i can plug my ps3 hdmi cable into the dvi connector on the display? Woddaya think?
Also, will my ps3 controller work via bluetooth on my mac pro? I understand that xbox 360 controllers do!
Thanks guys,
Andy

I don't think a simple inline HDMI/DVI adapter is enough to get PS3 to display on ACD. You need to check if PS3 support 1920x1200 (which I doubt it very much). If not, the chance are slim as ACD doesn't support many resolutions either, not like these mainstream PC displays. You will probably need a video converter.

Disconnecting MacBookPro from Cinema Display

Here's a stupid question that appears to be too elementary to address in the documentation: When I want to disconnect my MacBookPro from the Cinema Display, do I simply remove the connections or do I have to shut the laptop down first?
Related stupid question: when I return with my laptop, can I simply plug in the Cinema connections, or does the laptop have to be powered down?
Thanks.

You don't have to shut it down.

How to connect a 2009 Cinema Display with mini DisplayPort to modern card

Hello:
I am ready to install a new NVidia Quadro K5000 for Mac in my not so old Mac Pro 4,1 (2009). I already installed Mountain Lion (10.8.3) as required. The problem is that the Mac Pro came with a Led Cinema Display which apparently only can be connected with a mini DisplayPort plug and the graphics card only have DVi and DP 1.2. I tried to find an adapter but the ones I have find are minidp male to DVI female and obviously I need a minidp female to DVI or DP female.
I will appreciate any help.
Alex Sierra

The fifth and sixth item on this page are DisplayPort male to Mini DisplayPort female "Extension cables". Under US$6 plus shipping from a reputable seller:
http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10246#1024602

How to connect my 20" Cinema Display with my new 27" TB-Display...

... running the latest OSX 10.9.1 on my MB Air 2013 8GB RAM/1.7 Intel Core i7?
I have the Apple DVI to MiniDisplayport adapter too for the Cinema Display.
Before I bought the display an apple technician at Hamburg Apple store told me I could plug the MiniDisplayport adapter into the thunderbolt port of the 27 TB-Display to run both displays, which does not work, which I could read just now in a support article here. But it is not mentioned how to make it work. Please let me know.
Many thanks in advance

You need a drive with two Thunderbolt ports. Plug the Thunderbolt display's Thunderbolt cable into the computer. Connect one Thunderbolt port of the disk drive to the Thunderbolt port on the back of the Thunderbolt display. Plug the Mini DisplayPort adapter into the other Thunderbolt port on the disk drive.

How to connect my Cinema Display as a second monitor

I just purchased a new 27-inch iMac, and I explained to the Apple folks that I had a 17-inch cinema display (silver clad model) that I wanted to connect, for a dual monitor set up. They told me just to get the Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter, but I was surprised to realize that's not going to work.
Can anyone tell me how to do this, and what connector is actually needed? I have the big old white power brick that I bought to daisy chain my old 17 and 23 inch displays with my old configuration (Mac Pro).
Or can you not have a second monitor with an iMac?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Cathy,
What connector is on that Cinema? ADC, VGA, or DVI?
Video Card:
GeForce GTX 675MX
VRAM Type:
GDDR5
Details:
This model has a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675MX graphics processor with 1 GB of dedicated GDDR5 memory. At the time of purchase, it can be custom configured with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX with 2 GB of dedicated GDDR5 memory for an extra US$150.
Standard VRAM:
1 GB
Maximum VRAM:
1 GB*
Built-in Display:
27" 16:9 Widescreen
Native Resolution:
2560x1440
Details:
This model has a 27" LED-backlit 16:9 widescreen TFT active matrix display with IPS technology and a native resolution of 2560x1440. Apple also reports that the "cover glass is fully laminated to the LCD and an anti-reflective coating is applied." Previous Aluminum iMac models have the LCD covered by glass. The company no longer reports viewing angle or contrast ratio, however. Site sponsor Mission Repair offers free diagnosis of iMac hardware problems and a 24-hour repair service for this iMac. Display replacement, keyboard replacement, a hard drive upgrade service, and more are provided.
2nd Display Support:
Dual/Mirroring*
2nd Max. Resolution:
2560x1600 (x2)
Details:
*This model can simultaneously support two external displays up to 2560x1600 via Thunderbolt.
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/specs/imac-core-i7-3.4-27-inch-alumin um-late-2012-specs.html

Where and how can I buy a new AC adaptor for a 30" HD cinema display?

I bought large numbers of Apple products in Hong Kong but have since moved to a remote area of the Philippines where internation telephone calls are extremely difficult.
The AC adaptor of my 30" HD cinema display with aluminum case has been lost so I need to find out the price and order a new one. However the Apple shop (Hong Kong) on-line has no way to ask the price or place an order for this item. There is no on-line form no email addrees, nothing except Hong Kong phone numbers.
Can anyone please advise what I can do? Please don't suggest going to the local service center. I will never go back to our local service center after what they did last time.
Thank you.
Frank

Thank You.
I have emailed them to ask if they will deliver to Hong Kong via USPS.
I may need a video card for a MacPro so I will order that from them also.
Thanks again
Frank

HT1338 cinema Display 30" no longer recognized by my mac pro? What can I do? It worked fine until now.

Cinema display 30" no longer recognized by my mac pro. Until now it worked without problems, then after a crash it fails to recognize the display.
Now it runs in a far lower resolution. What can I do?
I tried to get da driver for it, but could not find any.

Try the other DVI port on the graphics card. On early Mac Pros, only one port is the dual-link DVI needed for full resolution on the 30" display. Make sure the display's USB cable is plugged into the computer.

Mid-2012 MBP with 27" Cinema Display SCREEN GOES BLACK WHEN USING USB PERIPHERALS IN DOCK

I haven't been able to find any straightforward answer as to why this is happening and it's becoming one of the most infuriating things in my life, impeding my workflow and costing me unmeasurable time in waiting, rebooting, screwing with cables, etc.
I use my MBP as a DAW for multitracking live audio events to ProTools through a digital console where I work. Here's my gear list that I use every day:
Mid-2012 MBP - Yosemite, 8GB, i7 quad 2.5, mechanical hd
HengeDocks dock for my exact model machine - has set-screw jacks for CinemaDisplay power, Tbolt, FW800, USB, USB, SDcard, headphones, etc
USB wired keyboard
Anker 1x4 USB3.0 hub - I have a TimeMachine 1TB drive, 3TB project backup drive, audio interface and MIDI I/O or PT iLok, depending what I'm working on
Magic Mouse (BlueTooth)
Here's what's happening:
SCENARIO 1 - I insert the CinemaDisplay (cD) power connector and TBolt plugs into the dock, tighten the set screws, close the lid of my MBP (already logged into Yosemite & linked with MagicMouse [mM]) and stick the MBP into the dock... everything comes up on the cD and I can go about my day. At this point, I can plug the USB hub into the back of the cD and the system sees the hub & all peripherals listed just fine.
SCENARIO 2 - Install cD powercon, TBolt connector, USB3 hub, USB keyboard into the dock, close the lid on MBP (again, logged in), insert into dock... cD comes up, looks great for about 15 seconds then goes completely blank. No response from key presses, mouse clicks, threats with a hammer, etc. Then, of course, I have to yank the MBP out of the dock, which hard-disconnects the external drives (backup and TimeMachine... good for them, right?) and causes the MBP to flake, thinking it's still in the dock, then not, then logging me out & requiring a password (not a big deal- I deal with copyrighted stuff, so passwords aren't the issue).
***EVEN IF I DO NOT PLUG THE USB3 HUB INTO THE HENGE DOCK, THE cD STILL GOES BLANK AFTER 15 SEC... IT ONLY SEEMS TO LIKE THE TBOLT AND POWER... NO OTHER PERIPHERALS (fw800, USB, etc)***
It seems like the MBP freaks out when the lid is closed and there are USB/FW peripherals plugged in while using a secondary TBolt display as the main output... seems stupid... if I need a closed-lid dock, the MBP shouldn't care what I have plugged in while the lid is closed. I had the same issues with Mountain Lion & Mavericks and now it's being repeated with Yosemite.
My goal in this exercise is simply to free up the USB jacks on the back of the cD for two reasons - #1) from time to time, I have extra things to plug in and I don't want some massive USB 1x8 hub on my desk... looks stupid; #2) the bottleneck created by plugging in the hub to the back of the cD (another hub via TBolt) almost triples the time required to back up/copy files. I move files from system drive to backup drive & back VERY often due to the nature of my job... speeding up this process would greatly improve my efficiency in the matter. Why would Henge create a dock with all the jacks on it to allow someone to plug into a cD that won't frickin work with said cD? Every other dock I've found makes the user stick the MBP on a slanted, goofy-looking stand and have the lid open or something dumb like that... what I have is the setup I need... just need the USB stuff to work while lid is closed and everything from powercon & cD to USB3 hubs will work without making the cD freak out.
Any ideas out there?

Have now taken the 27" display into the repair shop and after 24 hrs got the phone call - "appears to be nothing wrong with it, will check again on Tuesday and let you know".
I can't seem to find anything on the net describing a similar problem. Everything is working fine right now with the Mac Pro connected to the older 20 inch Cinema Display. In fact, everything seems to be working about a second faster.
I was told by the local retailer that Apple no longer makes the 27 inch LED Cinema Display product and the new display, the "Thunderbolt" will not work with my 13 month old Mac Pro.
***??? In 20 years of owning Mac equipment, this is my first major "uh-oh".

Cinema Display 23 aluminum and Windows 7 64

I have an Apple Cinema Display on an Alienware Auora i7 980x running Windows 7 64. I have an nVidia Quadro 4000. In the nVidia Control panel the monitor shows, but not in device manager. One of my monitors shows up in Device Manager, but not in the nVidia control panel. I tried installing the WinACD version 0.4.6 but get the mesage that the "installation was interupted"
I have two Dell monitors that show up in Device Manager, but one is missing from the nVidia control panel. Although the Apple Cinema Display does show up in the nVidia Control Panel, it is not sown in Device Manager
I have contacted nVidia, but was hoping to find out if there is a driver for the Apple Cinema Display.
Any ideas?

Hello again,
After speaking to an Apple Genius, it seems the solution was to update the firmware for the Cinema Display. Since I have done this, the monitor appears to behave better.

Cinema display 24" burned and died

I wonder if anyone can give me any advice. I bought the £650 24" Apple Cinema Display 18 months ago from the Apple Store. On Friday I got a burning smell and it died.
Took it into the Apple store on Monday. They said it is out of warranty and that they could repair it for £500 - LCD fail.
Does anyone know if I have any consumer rights with this? Surely I should expect a £650 monitor to last longer than 18 months? At the time of purchase they didn't even offer me an extended apple care warranty.
Apple products usually have such long lives. I have an 8 year old ipod and 4 year old MBP and they are both still going strong!

Update: This may be useful for anyone else who has had the same issue.
Took my display to an independent but Apple Authorised repair centre where I had them run a diagnostic test on it. Turns out it was the logic board which had burnt out which they said was a manufacturing fault.
So the £500 repair quoted by the Genius Bar actually turned out to be £80.
I also had this repair done free of charge as I used my my consumer rights - the Sales of Goods Act 1979. This applies to the UK only and should cover you for up to 6 years.
It also states on the Apple warranty page that in the EU they cover items for 2 years if it's proved to be a manufacturing fault.
Thanks Apple, my cinema display is now back on my desk
Hope this post may help someone else in the same predicament!

Cinema Display Vertical Line

Hi,
My Cinema Display (LCD, 21" I believe, came with Powermac G4 MDD 2003) has had a pink / red vertical line in it for quite some time now. It seems to sometimes change color, but is usually redish. It sits right in the middle of the screen, and goes all the way down from the top to the bottom. It is two pixels wide.
I have used another Cinema Display the same on this computer, and no lines, and tried this display on another Powermac, and I have lines.
Are there any warranties for this sort of issue? Any fixes?
Thanks for your help,
Jordan

Lines appearing on the monitor is a product fault with some of the Apple monitors. A quick search of the web will yield 100's of identical reports of the same problem.
I started with one line and now I have 3. You should expect the same. The fact that Apple have refused to address or even a acknowledge this product fault is a disgrace.
I'm sorry BSteely but your suggestion that we should simply replace our monitors because its out of warranty is ********. A product fault is a product fault pure and simple...Its not like Apple monitors are inexpensive, I have several other non-apple monitors and have never had this issue with them. It is the manufacturers responsibility to insure that a product leaves the assembly free of fault.
This is not an isolated problem but a problem in manufacture and Apple need to do something about it to restore goodwill, as I simply will not buy another apple monitor until they prove that this issue has been addressed.

Cinema display won't turn on

So my cinema display will not turn back on if I have it on, remove the cord from computer then try to put the cord back in. However if I put the usb back in and put my mouse in the cinema usb port the mouse still works. I restarted my computer and the display turned back on but I am afraid of ever taking the cord out again. My main computer is a MacBook Pro.

I have an early 2011 MBP and a 27 inch Cinema Display. Sounds like I am having the same issue. So far, no solution.
If I unplug the MiniDisplay port cord (All Original Apple cables) from the computer, when I try to replug in the MiniDisplay Port cable - the Cinema Display does not activate. I must try several unplug-replug ins to get the Display to light up. Usually takes about 10 attempted unpluggings and replug attempts for the display to come to life.
An SMC reset - has not effect.
I am now on my second Cinema Display - My first display was replaced at the Genius bar - they said it had a defective "logic board". The second display - operated normally for about 6 months, but over the past month has been exhibiting these same problems. I still have a bit of time before the one year anniversay for the Display so the warranty is still valid. Given that this is the same issue that happened with the first display - I guess I will need to buy the extended warranty. Don't like the idea of having to pay to have this problem fixed on a regular basis.

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