I have an iMac with a Mini Display port. Will this work to connect my iMac to my HDTV?
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No, this won't work. You need a mini display port to HDMI adapter and then an HDMI Cable. This cable is micro HDMI to HDMI. Small devices that cant fit a regular HDMI port use micro ports.
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I don't think so. This is for converting an HDMI output signal to VGA and 2 channel audio input signals. We use it to display our Apple TV to older projectors and monitors.
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No, this is an adapter for Mac computers that don't have an HDMI port. They only have a port called Mini Display port and this attaches it to an HDMI port to make it compatible. If you have a PC, search for a USB to HDMI adapter or something of the sort
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Margaret, I'm sorry, but I don't think that will work. This Mac mini needs a display to work properly. Great luck!
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It should be but you'd likely need another adapter since most macs output using mini displayport.
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I don't see why it shouldn't. If a Mac Mini has a HDMI port then it should work.
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Yes, I believe so - the desktop I used mine on is an iMac 2010 model - the connection is the same as the MacBook pro of the same year. I've found some older HDMI connections need the source to be restarted to see the connection - but no problems here.
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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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Hmm, I'm not very familiar with the technological aspects of iMacs, since I only use my mac to surf the internet, write my papers, etc. I originally bought a tera grand adapter because I wanted to watch movies on my television and not on my computer. I don't know what's going on with your fried HDMI ports. I don't have that problem. Perhaps, you could ask someone else? I honestly can't answer this question. Sorry!
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As long as your iMac will support being a host monitor yes it will work just fine.
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It probably doesn't since this type of display port is mostly in Macs. Maybe with a VGA to HDMI adapter it will work.
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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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Yup, you'll need a mac display to HDMI (or DVI as monitor supports both) adapter.
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From what you are saying, yes. Thunderbolt cable will connect from the Thunderbolt port of your mac to the Thunderbolt port of your display.
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Not familiar with Apple's stuff, but monitor has multiple inputs, USB, HDMI, component, etc. Check the description. If your equipment will feed any of those, it will work.
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Don't know. However, it works well with rhe Thunderbolt port on my mid-2011 iMac. Automatically sensed the connection to the HDMI port on my TV.
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So long as you have an output port on your Mac and a compatible cable to the Samsung (VGA, DVI, HDMI or DisplayPort), it should work fine.