Can I connect my Mac Desk top using this to my TV
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As long as your Mac has a miniDisplayPort port and your TV has an HDMI input it should work fine. Of course you will need an additional HDMI cable.
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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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I used this from my ati graphics card to my led tv but I run windows 7. I cant say 100% that a mac works the same way unless you have a ati card in it, then it should work.
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Yes both Mac and PC compatible. It can connect with Pin port or HDMI cable. It has turned out to be a decent monitor. Heads up that the little raised bumps on bottom right are the adjustment buttons, it took me forever to figure that out! That's how you'll select the connection type you're using.
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Yeah you should be able to. We think this cable is amazing because we don't need any other attachment. We leave it plugged to the TV HDMI slot, then just plug the thunderbolt end to our mac pro when needed. After the initial set-up on your mac settings for display and audio, it automatically mirrors when connected. Love it!
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Yes you can! My MacBook Pro 13inchs screen recently broke so I got a VGA adapter, hooked it up to my TV & it worked.
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I'm not a Mac owner, however it does work on my Apple TV. I' m guessing that if your Mac has the HDMI port, it will work. I hope this helps.
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Hello, if your mac has internal or external mounting procedures bluetooht should work.I have a TV and it works perfectly. I hope you have served.
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You don't need to buy any cables for the Mac, the transmitter plugs into any of the USB ports.For the TV you need an HDMI cable to link it to the receiver.Yes it transmits audio and video over HDMI
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I am pretty sure the answer is No, the Kworld USB ATSC TV stick is not Mac-compatible. This is for PC.
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Sabrina, I connected it to my Macbook Pro through a "Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter". You can buy it from amazon for less than $10. Good luck!
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Sure. Almost all new tv's (like a Samsung smart tv) come with at least 1 (if not multiple) HDMI ports in the back. You can use the HDMI adapter cable to run from your Mac to the back of your Samsung tv (as an HDMI input). Good luck
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This cable has an HDMI connector on both ends. We used it to connect an "apple tv" to a video projector. It will connect anything with HDMI inputs or outputs. So, if your Computer has an HDMI "out" and your TV has an HDMI "in", then yes.
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You would need an Apple TV and Airplay or similar device connected to the TV to connect a Mac to your TV ( I have a Mac mini and Apple TV connected this way). This device does not output an HDMI signal.
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It will not, you have to check what the input your TV uses. HD TVs mostly use HD15 (monitor) or HDMI or DVI in that order, the other end need to be either mini-DVI or what ever the "new" Mac is using, check you Mac and TV before buying. If you don't have specs for them you can find them online. Lastly the HD15 and DV only support pic not sound, you have to use a second cable for sound, I know this is a lot of info, but this stuff has not been standardized. The instruction book for the TV will have all of this. Good Luck!
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Victoria - I use the cable for exactly that purpose. As long as your TV has N HDMI input it should work fine for you. I am using a new MacBook Pro. Hope that helps.
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If you have an adapter for a VGA input yes. Mac uses other inputs depending on what year your mac is.
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I dont have MAC but my roommate connects to HDMI TV using this cable USB connection and audio through his bluetooth wireless speaker.
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It should, my mac is a little bit older but I still needed a port that would allow it to connected with a computer. We just needed a standard port to let it connect to our TV as if it was any other computer. You need to check to make sure that your flat screen has a computer connection option. If it does, you will still need another cord (VGA cable in my case) my mac is older and my tv is newer so your experience could be different.