Will my Retina MacBook Pro recognize a web camera (I'm thinking about Logitech C920) plugged into one of its USB ports? Thanks!
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I do not have that setup (MBP). I have PC, and a web camera attached to the USB port of the monitor, and it works. At least one USB Should connect to the monitor to the MBP. I think it will work. By the way, the monitor is just great.
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This Belkin 2 in 1 USB 7 port hub is for using USB plugs only. If you have a USB outlet on your computer, whatever kind, this will plug into it. I don't know anything about Macbook Pro's.
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Yes, it works well with the MacBook Pro Retina...definitely use the HDMI cable however for better quality picture
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Yes, this is an UVC camera and it works with built-in webcam driver on Mac OS X or Windows . But you won't get any driver from Logitech therefore you cannot change any settings on Windows, on Mac OS X you can use "Webcam Settings" ($7.99) to adjust various settings of this webcam.
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i believe the macbook pro has a mini displayport connector....this one is a standard size displayport connector so it will not work
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I am using this Monitor with a Mac Mini running OSX Mavericks. The webcam DOES NOT work with my computer.
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Yes, but you will have to set it up using the web interface. The trick is that that the camera has a default IP address that you have to accommodate and use the provided Ethernet cable.What I have done in the past is connect the camera directly to the Ethernet connector on my Mac (or the USB to Ethernet adapter), manually set the address if the Mac to be in the same subnet as the default IP address if the camera. You can then use your web browser on your Mac to connect to that address.The specifics of default IP address are provided in the included documentation.
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I'm about to order one of these. I've used the Logitech QuickCam Vision Pro for Mac (Black) with an iMac and MacBook Pro, both running 10.7.x, and there were no issues whatsoever with overriding the built-in iSight. I don't expect any issues with this either, although I've yet to use it and so can't be 100% certain. However, my previous experience is that pretty much any webcam that works with a Mac will also be able to override the internal camera.
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Yes! I have a Macbook Pro and it works perfectly! No need to download/install any software for it either :) Just plug it in and enjoy!
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It works fine with one USB port on my MacBook pro retina, so I would imagine that mac mini would have the same USB specs that can operate the unit...
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Yes, I used mine with my Retina MacBook Pro. They are very plug and play, rarely had to fiddle with any settings.
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I can't speak specific to a Macbook Pro, but I am using it with a Windows laptop that has a miniport-HDMI cable and it works fine. I do realize that isn't a Mac, but just in case a Mac user doesn't speak up, thought I'd let you know a miniport-HDMI does work in at least some cases. Best of luck!
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You can, but you might also need an adapter to connect to your Mac if it does not have an HDMI out port. I think the new Retina MacBookPro's have an HDMI but I'm not certain. Other Macs (recent ones) have a Thunderbolt port, also known as an MDP. Older Macs have different video out port. In any event, if yours does not have the HDMI video out, you just need to figure out which port you hsve and then find that type of adapter to adapt to HDMI. you can easily get an adapter at Amazon or even a local Radio Shack carries them. Enjoy your HD and your Mac!!
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I believe that it is only USB through the adapter, I don't have a mac but I would think you could check the company's website to see if they support it.
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I am sure it will because you are using a USB connection. But, doesn't the MacBook Pro have an Ethernet jack? If so, you don't need this.
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Don't know about your MacBook but if it has either USB 2.0 or FireWire 400, it'll work.
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I have an actual MacBook (with Macericks) and it works just fine. It is USB so it would see it the same way. In fact it uses the same vendor/product id as my apple supplied onboard device that I actually have to work around. I suspect you would not have this issue (due to lack of original hardware).