Showing posts with label VGA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VGA. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
How to Hook Up Your Samsung TV to Your Mac (7 Steps)
Make sure that your television and Mac are both turned off.
Clear a space for the computer to sit beside the television. It should be close enough to the TV for the cords to reach both machines.
Connect the Apple mini-DVI to DVI/HDMI adapter to the VGA cable before connecting either cords to the television or to the Mac.
Plug-in the Apple mini-DVI to DVI/HDMI adapter to the Mac. This is located on the left side of the computer, identified by a rectangle that is flanked by two lines.
Connect the VGA cord to the television, securing the plug by screwing in the two screws. This cord will plug in on the back of the television that is marked 'PC IN.'
Connect the 3.55mm-to-3.55mm audio jack first into the headphone jack on the Mac to get sound. This is on the left side of the computer.
Plug in the other end of the 3.55mm-to-3.55mm audio jack to the television. This goes on the back side of the television, beside the space marked 'PC IN.' The jack is marked 'Audio.'
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Tuesday, October 20, 2015
How to Hook up My MacBook Pro to My LG TV (4 Steps)
Insert the small side of the Apple display adapter into the external video port on the left side of your MacBook Pro. The port is square in shape and is accompanied by a small picture of a monitor.
Fasten one end of the VGA cable into the other end of the Apple display adapter. Fasten the screws on either side of the cable to lock the connection in place.
Connect the other side of the VGA cable to the PC port on the back panel of your LG TV.
Turn on your TV and press the 'Input' button multiple times until the image from your computer appears on the LG screen.
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Saturday, October 17, 2015
How to Connect a TV to a Mac (12 Steps)
Locate the VGA connector on the back of the TV labeled 'PC' or 'RGB.'
Connect the VGA cable from the Mac to the TV.
Use the TV's menu option to select 'PC input'.
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Wednesday, October 14, 2015
How to Connect a MacBook to a VGA Projector
Locate your projector's VGA port on the back or side of the device. Insert the projector's VGA cable into the VGA port. Turn the knobs of the connector clockwise so they securely fasten to the port.
Plug the other end of the VGA cable into the VGA end of the Mini DisplayPort adapter or the Mini DVI adapter. Turn the knobs of the connector clockwise so they securely fasten to the adapter.
Insert the other end of the adapter into the Mini DisplayPort or the Mini DVI port of the MacBook.
Connect the projector to its power source and turn it on. The MacBook will automatically detect the projector.
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How to Plug a MacBook Into a TV and Get a Picture
Figure out which plug you want to connect your MacBook to your TV. With an S-Video, DVI, HDMI or VGA cable you will get video, but you will need an RCA adapter and cable in order to get sound. Purchase the proper converter and cables for your MacBook and TV. You will need a mini DVI adapter in all cases.
Plug the mini DVI adapter into your MacBook.
Plug the S-Video, VGA, DVI or HDMI cable into the mini DVI adapter's output.
Plug the S-Video, VGA, DVI or HDMI cable into your TV.
Turn on your TV. Select the proper channel for the port you have plugged into your MacBook.
Turn on your MacBook and go to 'Display' in 'System Preferences.'
Click on 'Mirror' to mirror on the TV what is being displayed on your MacBook.
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Friday, October 9, 2015
How to Hook a MacBook to a Projector
Make sure both the projector and the MacBook are connected to a power source and powered on.
Plug the mini-DVI adapter into the appropriate port on the side of your MacBook.
Connect one end of the VGA cable to the mini-DVI adapter and the other end to the VGA port on the projector.
Click on the apple icon in the upper-left corner of the MacBook's screen and select 'System Preferences.'
Go to the 'Displays' control panel under the 'Hardware' heading.
Click on the 'Detect Displays' button to synchronize the images on the MacBook and the projector. If the MacBook's image does not appear on the projector, you may need to press the 'Source' button on the projector until you get to the 'VGA' or 'Computer' option.
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Friday, October 2, 2015
How to Wirelessly Connect a Mac to a TV (3 Steps)
Purchase a wireless converter (See Resources). These converters connect to a VGA source, such as a Mac, and send both audio and video signals to your TV.
Hook up the wireless converter to your TV, and program it. Use the User's Manual with the converter to set up the connection.
Turn on your Mac and the TV. You now see what's on your computer screen on the TV.
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Wednesday, September 30, 2015
How to Hook Up a Mac to an Overhead Projector
Connect the Mini-DVI cable to the Mini-DVI port of your Mac. This is usually located in the back of the computer.
Connect the VGA Adapter to the other end of the Mini-DVI cable.
Connect the cable to the port located on the back of the overhead projector and turn the projector on.
Change your Mac to display using the overhead projector. This is usually done by pressing F7 on your computer, however you should refer to your Macbook user guide for specific instructions should that not work.
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Friday, September 18, 2015
How to Connect a MacBook Pro to a Samsung TV (5 Steps)
Examine the backside of your Samsung TV to find which display ports are available. Apple produces Mini DisplayPort adapters that are compatible with DVI, HDMI --- with a third-party adapter --- and VGA cables, so you'll want to see which port type your TV has in common. HDMI ports are semi-rectangular, while VGA ports are rhombus-shaped with several rows of pins. DVI ports feature a grid with multiple female pinholes.
Plug the rhombus-shaped end of the corresponding Mini DisplayPort adapter into your MacBook Pro. The DVI, HDMI and VGA Mini DisplayPort adapters all feature the same functionality, so which type you use ultimately comes down to personal preference.
Plug one end of the corresponding display cable into the other side of the Mini DisplayPort adapter.
Connect the other end of the display cable into the appropriate port on the Samsung TV.
Turn on both devices, if you haven't yet done so. Set the TV's TV/Video settings to the corresponding mode --- HDMI if you're connected via HDMI, for instance --- to begin using the MacBook Pro on the TV.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2015
How to Put an Apple Computer on a Projector Screen
Power on the projector according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Plug the projector's video cable (VGA or DVI) into the matching port on the Apple computer. The display should automatically appear on the projection screen.
Click the 'Apple' menu, if the projector does not automatically detect the connection. Select 'System Preferences.'
Click 'Displays.' Select 'Arrangement.'
Click a check mark next to 'Mirror Displays.'
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Thursday, September 3, 2015
How to Use a Wireless Projector With an iPad (4 Steps)
Insert the VGA adapter into the iPad's dock connector port, located at the bottom of the iPad.
Insert the other end of the adapter into your wireless projector's VGA port.
Turn on your projector, and push the 'Home' button on the iPad.
Tap the 'Keynote' or 'Videos' icon on the iPad's home screen to display the presentation or video.
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