Thunderbolt port for HDMI video input?

I want to use the HDMI out from my Canon 5D Mkii as a live video input to thunderbolt. Any support for this people know about? Software or hardware must be available soon right?

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Can i use one thunderbolt port as a video input?

so i just bought a Late 2013 21,5" iMac, and i know that thunderbolt techonlogy accept output and input, so, can i use it to connect another device and use mi imac as a reciever? if not, WHY? APPLE, PLEASE put this feature on an update now!

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
You can. It is called Target Display mode, but on a Thunderbolt iMac like your Mac, it only works with other Thunderbolt Macs (Late 2009 and Mid 2010 27-inch iMacs could be used as an external display for some PCs and even for a Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3). See > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3924?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
You are not talking to Apple here. Instead, you can send feedback to them > http://www.apple.com/feedback

One Thunderbolt port for two HDMI devices?

Hello
I was wondering, is there some sort of adapter that I can put in the thunderbolt port for my mac mini and connect two hdmi devices (monitors)?
HDMI 1
Mac Mini - 1 TB <
HDMI 2

Use the HDMI port for one monitor and a mini displayport to HDMI adopter on the other. That adopter plugs into the Thunderbolt port.
You want to set them up as extended displays.
he following also applies to Yosemite
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5891
OS X: Using multiple displays in Mavericks

HT5299 can i connect my sony smart TV via thunderbolt port for better resolution.

can i connect my sony smart TV via thunderbolt port for better resolution.

You can connect the TV via the Thunderbolt port. However if the result is "better resolution" would depend on what resolution you have now (I'm guessing you mean with the HDMI adapter?)
I'm myself connecting the Mini Mac with a Thunderbolt->VGA adapter to my TV and get full 1920x1080 resolution.
Have you checked your Display settings? Make sure mirroring is off, then check what resolutions you can get on the current connection.
Please return with some more data.

How can I asociate a DataSource to a Port for my Video Capture Card???

Hi!
First of all, I sorry for my bad english.
I'm trying to manage ports of my Video Capture Card.It's 4 ports. I believe I can manage it cause running this code I found in a web, I can see a panel called Video Source that contain all my capture devices (the capturer card too) and the four ports. Ports have been asociate like SVIDEO, TVTUNNER, COMPOSITE, COMPOSITE2. I'm trying use PortControl, but I don't ontain nothing. I'm learning java for around only three weeks, I don't know very much.
My question: How can I asociate a DataSource to a Port for my Video Capture Card and so manage 4 streamings data . Should I work Port Control over a medialocator, a datastream, a player...?
I'm looking forward your answers. I'm very sad cause this problem.
Thanx for advance!

xinixmayur, please don't post in threads that are long dead. When you have a question, start your own topic. Feel free to provide a link to an old post that may be relevant to your problem.
I'm locking this thread now.
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Thunderbolt as a HDMI video capture port?

Just got a late 2012 Mac mini with a 2.6GHz i7 and 16GB of ram. My question is, will the thunderbolt support as a video capture port from my XF100 Canon camera? I have a Thunderbolt to HDMI adaptor... Without having to spend another $300 on a Blackmagic device.
Thanks for any help.

Using a Thunderbolt to HDMI adapter forces the Thunderbolt
port into Mini Display port mode and will only output video.
Video input with this connection scheme is not possible.
You will need some form of video capture device if
you want to do direct recording to the Mini.

Can I create an HDMI video input to my iPad4?

Hi,
I want to create an App, which needs the input from an external video source.
Is this possible?
Thank you

The iPad 4 docking port do not accept video input and cannot be use for tethering.

Mac mini (2009) does not work for s-video input on my tv

Hi,
I have a new mac mini (2009) and I want to use like a media center. I have an adapter at MiniDisplay port to s-video to connect to my tv. I do not have digital inputs on the tv, I only have s-video, rca and scart. When I plug in s-video or RCA I have no image on TV. The adapter I have is the original apple store. Can you help solve the problem? I do not like having to change the tv.
Thank you

See this thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9170520
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Connect from thunderbolt port to hdmi projector

Is there a cable that converts thunderbolt to and hdmi connection. If not, how do you set up that configuration for a Macbook Pro?

See here -> http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=104&cp_id=10428&cs_id=1042802&p_id=5311&se q=1&format=2.
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Clinton

Question from XP user in market for iMac (Video input)

I would like to buy a Apple desktop for my home. I would like to know what my options are if I want to connect Surround Sound, HD DVD player, external hard drive, Xbox 360, and Digital Cable to the screen. I would like to know if that is possible, if it has inputs and things of that nature. Both my living room TV and Windows HP Desktop are outdated and I would like to knock out 2 birds with one stone, so to speak. Is it possible? And if so, which model(s).
Thank you, all comments would be GREATLY appreciated, I'm not very computer savvy. Thanks.

Hello and Welcome to Apple Discussions.
Unfortunately no iMac offers any kind of video input out of the box. There are Firewire and USB2.0 video-input devices which are good value but probably won't offer the kind of spec/quality that you will want to input HD DVDs for example.
Here's an example (link). There are HD tuners available too.
BTW, Apple stopped selling iMac G5s back in January of 2006. The current iMacs are termed "Intel iMacs".
kind regards
mrtotes
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Can a thunderbolt port take hdmi in?

Macbook Pro Early 2011 15" 10.9.2
If I were to take an Xbox 360 and plug it into a thunderbolt port via a thunderbolt to hdmi cable, could I run the display on my computer like a TV? Or does the thunderbolt only put display out?
Thanks.

Or does the thunderbolt only put display out?
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Thunderbolt port for ethernet adaptor and display

Hi-
As there is only one Thunderbolt port on a MacBook Air, how am I supposed to connect my gigabit adaptor AND a display at the same time?
Thanks.

Unless the display is (Apple's) Thunderbolt Display, which replicates TB as well as providing Ethernet, FireWire, USB, and audio, you might need to live with little less than "Gigabit" and get a USB->Ethernet adapter.

HDMI Video input upgrade for HP Pavilion Elite m9060n Media-Center PC...What is simplest route?

The Media Centre came with TV tuner etc; I have upgraded the Graphics card to Nvidia GeForce 450GTS which has two HDMI outputs. I need an HDMI input to get the best signal input from my cable box...the best input the existing TV tuner offers is "S-Video",which ain't exactly high-grade. What is the simplest solution for a tech-challenged individual like me? (I don't really need "tuning" facility...but require some form of input. If you help a media-moron the gods will bless you.

You cannot run an HDMI out from a cable-box to a PC Tv-Tuner card in port. THe main reason is industry standard copy protection and HDCP. Unfortunately, you have an NTSC only tuner - so the answer is no HD from cable...only ATSC from an aerial antenna. If you install a QAM tuner, you can run the coax directly in and get unprotected HD programming.
... an HP employee expressing his own opinion.
Please post rather than send me a Message. It's good for the community and I might not be able to get back quickly. - Thank you.

Thunderbolt docks for external video cards. Any out there?

I am finally retiring my Mac Pro 1,1 for a stacked i7 Mac Mini. The only downside to the Mini is the onboard Intel HD Graphics 4000. I've already upgraded to the ATI Radeon HD 5770 and would like to keep that power.
To that end, I've been looking for a Mac-compatible Thunderbolt-enabled external graphics dock. Across the web, I've read about upcoming products from LucidLogix, MSI (GUS II) and Village Instruments (ViDock), but none of these seem to be available to market. I also realize that there are a lot of docks that could be used with a PCIe to Thunderbolt adapter, but that just seems like a costly pain.
Any good solutions out there?

You should check out the Silverstone T004. It can supply up to 450 watts to a graphics card and will cost between $200 and $300. Of, course I'm hoping for the $200 price.
I emailed a Silverstone representative and he said that they're hoping to be able to release it in the first quarter of 2014.
http://www.computershopper.com/computex-2013/diy-external-laptop-graphics!-compu tex-2013-preview-of-the-silverstone-t004-thunderbolt/silverstone-t004-external-t hunderbolt-graphics?thisSpeed=30000#slm

Cant get a signal from thunderbolt port to HDMI

I cant make the thunderbolt to HDMI addapter work. Any one knows how to see the external screen?

You can see if the Mac recognizes the monitor in System Preferences > Displays. There will be an "Arrangement" tab that appears when a second monitor is detected. Options can be selected there.
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