Would I be able to stream movies from my MacBook Pro with Retina to my TV?
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Dear Derek, Thank you for your question regarding our Mini HDMI TO HDMI cable. Yes, our cable is fully compatible with your Macbook Pro with Retina. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Derek - I don't know but if you have the cable give it try or ask people at best buy.Eduardo
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Yes mate, as long as the Apple monitor has a DVI connector, plug the Mini display port into the Macbook, plug the DVI from the monitor and also plugin the USB from Apple monitor into macbook too
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You could, but you would need a mini-DVI to DVI adapter. They cost $19.00 at the online apple store. The connection on the MacBook is mini-DVI and the display requires a DVI connection. Easy fix.
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I don't have a mac, so can't say. But if you have the HDMI cable for the mac it should be fine.
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If the Macbook Pro requires a special input/output connector then yes. If your Macbook Pro has a standard HDMI out then the only thing you will need is an HDMI type C adapter. There are 3 or 4 ends for an HDMI cable. The most common is type A which is the plug that goes to your TV, DVD player, etc. Then there is the one that connects to small devices like cell phones and that is HDMI type D. Then there is an in between connector called HDMI type C. To use an HDMI cable on this projector you will need an adapter from type A to type C. It's only a few bucks here on Amazon. So look for HDMI A to C adapter. Or you can buy an HDMI A to C cable which eliminates the need for an adapter.
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it only lets whats on your computer play onto a tv, it won't let you hook anything up into the macbook. I'm actually not sure but I don't think MacBooks support video in.
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Yes, if you're macbook has an HDMI out port. I have this machine(tv) hooked up to my windows PC and it does an outstanding job in 1080p resolution. Highly recommended!
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Yes that computer the MacBook works really well for streaming movies and music off the TV and need to hold me a G a connection in an audio cable I hope this is helpful
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It depends on what you Mac has for outputs of it has an hdmi you can connect them that way if it just has the digital monitor out you will need a monitor cable and a VGA adapter that goes on the end of the monitor cable and thin plugs into the back of the tv
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As far as I know older macbooks cannot send sound through the HDMI port. When I hooked my macbook pro up to the TV I had to also plug in a headphone jack. I'm not sure if this will work with only a TV as I have an AV receiver to route sound through. If you have an AV receiver that has optical audio capability, your macbook (pro?) can output optical audio, at a much better quality than analog, by using a mini toslink adapter. Good luck.
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The Fosmon mini displayPort (MiniDP/mDp) to HDMI works well. The problem I had at first with my MacBook Pro wasthat I did not have my display option set to "Mirror" the computer's screen. Now I watch movies etc. on my HDTV.
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Yes, as long as you have a mini dvi port (macbook 4,1 should have) You will also need the hdmi cable of course, and remember that this port does not transmit audio, so you will need a solution for audio as well (audio will still come from either macbook speakers, or from the headphone port)
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I connected my 2013 retina macbook to a 4k tv and it showed up at 4k resolution, I don't know why this wouldn't.
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Yes as long as your Mac has a thunderbolt or mini display port builtin. This is a great option because it is an "active" convertor and will work with 4k HDMI displays making it very future proof.
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Yes, I've connected my Apple MacBook Pro to it, using an HDMI adapter. I also use Roku, instead of cable for many of my non-broadcast viewing options -such as Netflix, Amazon, Prime, and MLB TV. Works great!
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The video signal only goes one way from DisplayPort to HDMI so it most likely won't work unless you already have a cable adaptor. Older Mac laptops used Mini DisplayPort which is a different connection than the regular DisplayPort that this cable uses. New Macbook Pros have an HDMI out and Thunderbolt connections. Not sure about Macbook Airs.
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I have a MacBook Pro and it's great if you need to stream from your computer to a tv. Your tv has to have the HDMI outlet. I will say I use this only when showing iTunes content or things from my computer that cannot be streamed via Chromecast.