Can I use this with my macbook pro instead of an ipad? The cable it comes with only plugs into an ipad.
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Yes! Use the USB connection to hook up to your computer, and connect a set of powered speakers to the RCA outputs on back of unit.
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The paperwork that comes with the itrack claims that you can, although I have not tried it myself.
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There should be a 12-pin cable (old iPad/iPhone 3,4,4s) in addition to a regular USB cable, for connecting to your computer. I received one. You may wanna double check the box or you'll have to contact the supplier (or go through Focusright) - as it's a proprietary connection to the Solo.
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Yes, the device works as a normal 2 channel interface as with the USB cable that is used to power it. The iPad connection is a separate plug on the unit and a special cable used for that purpose. I have given it to my keyboard player to use when his interface was down and it worked well with Logic.
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Sure can...it should have also come with a USB cable, which you use to plug into your MBP. Incidentally, I was sent a longer cord for the iPad, and for some reason it now works! But you do also need to plug the USB cable into a wall outlet using the adaptor, because it won't draw power through the iPad cord.
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My experience is that the cable native to your zip must be used or it won't work. I tried connecting to my MacBookPro with a USB cable, and it would not work because of incompatibility. So I tried with my old iMac and it worked. Apprently, this didn't require a more, updated USB cable.
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No, it won't work in a Mac Pro, as it doesn't align connections. Look to OWC for a Mac Pro solution. And I'm aware of course that a Macbook Pro does not equal a Mac Pro, unlike the prior answer.
1322711
yes. you just plug into an available USB port and now you have an ethernet port ! my ethernet ports were damaged by lightening so I use this adapter now and it works fine on both iMac and MacBook Pro.
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No, the ports do not charge an iPad, specifically an iPad 3. However, by moving all of the existing USB items off the internal Macbook Pro USB ports, I am able to plug the iPad directly into the Macbook Pro, where it will charge.
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It comes with a 30 pin cable for iOS devices and it also comes with a USB to plug into your MacBook Pro it works excellent. Zero latency/ delay and excellent sound.
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I'm not a mac user, but I will guess. If your mac have the right port there not will be any problem. This cable don't have software is just a piece of hardware without any more objetive that connect two ports.I hope this will help you, and sorry about the delay in answering your question.
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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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Naw man, I don't think you can, it has a USB cord and unless you can find a apple to female USB cable for iPad and pray that the software supports it (98% sure it doesn't) then no it's just for pc or Mac, they have tons of great ones for the iPad tho, I think Newmark has a real cool one for around 350 400 I think bit it's been a while since I looked at them.
1605586
This comes with two connectors. One for the iPad (and similar devices) and the other for the Mac computer via USB. I have tried both. They both perform very well.
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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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nope - well not with this setup. i would google around but my ipad mini's port is specialized so to use this you would need an ipad mini connector/converter to thunderbolt input. It works great on my Macbook air to hdmi out to tv, but currently I have an Apple TV box and I am able to mirror wireless to my tv through the Apple TV - it's called AirPlay Mirroring and it's compatible with iPads and new versions of IOS.
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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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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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No. The iPad fits into the body of the guitar. The app to run it is an iPad app. I can't think of anyway this could work with MacBook.
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Yes, you can. I used this cable to capture media from a JVC to my MacBook Pro.
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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!