Why is my MacBook Air not recognizing the cord in settings and my tv is saying no signal?
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Make sure the cable is pushed all the say into the hdmi converter. For more info see my review of the product.
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Cord could be bad- doubtful. Make sure the HDMI port on the TV is selected. you will also need to select audio output from Mac to TV speakers.
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Sounds like your cord has gone bad. Happened to me recently as well. I changed my review to reflect this.
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You have to go under your control panel (can't remember what it's called on a mac, but it's your system preferences/options) and set it to use your usb speakers instead of your macbook speakers. I have the same issue with the headphones and with the HDMI port when I hook it up to my tv.
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I have the same problem. I can only hear the audio over the Apple TV but not the video. If I had it to do over again I would buy a Roku. Apple the signal a lot.
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I'm thinking hook up a c drive to your pc or try ask Netgear for instructions for your Macbook.
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No, at least mine didn't, I have everythign else hooked up to this but Apple TV wasn't receiving a strong enough signal (I assume) To be sure I tried multiple hdmi cords.
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Does you Macbook has VGA port? The VGA has to be the source for this adapter. You probably need a HDMI to VGA adapter.
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First check if you are on the right hdmi channel and you also have to go to your Mac screen setting to ensure that it's on parallel mode
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Turn the video settings on your Mac to 1080i and ensure the cable is pressed all the way in on the HDMI port. See my review of the product for additional information.
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Some times it is something simple and you over look it( happens to me all the time). Try these first.Ok unhook the optical output cable from the tower. Can you see a red light coming from the cord? If no then your not getting a signal from your tv check the manual for trouble shooting (possibly to see if you have to turn on the option of using the optical output ). If yes then then make sure the correct input is selected on the tower. I have the optical cable going in the the TV input.If these dont work let me know Ill help you the best i can.
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There is a dongle that plugs in mini-hdmi. Not sure if that works but you need something of that sort. C&E Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Female Adapter Cable for Apple Macbook, Macbook Pro
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I just purchased a VGA cable and connected it to my MacBook via a mini dvi adapter. But my Samsung LCD TV says "not supported mode." What now?
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You need to change your sound output to the brand of your TV/stereo when you open the Preferences of the your MBP. Change the sound output setting after the hdmi cable was plugged in. System Prefs -> Sound -> Output.You can also check it out in Apple website.
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Like you, I have an iPad and a TV with all the inputs for the cable, but can't get mine to work either.
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The cable plugs into the Thunderbolt port on my MacBook Air on one side, and the other end plugs into the HDMI input on the TV. Hope this helps!
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I ended up using a HDMI cable to hook up my tv to my Roku. Sometimes it's a cable that's been bent one too many times. If you can test both cables individually that might help. Make sure the ports are clean, try other ports if possible. . The answer will probably be found on the Apple site. Try the Apple Support Communities at https://discussions.apple.com/welcome
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I have a 2011 15" macbook pro and all I had to do is plug the cord in to my computer and the hdmi port into the back of my tv...hope this help
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I'm not sure on your tv but I just picked up a Samsung Combo HDTV/Monitor and had nasty issues getting the picture right until I stumbled across an easter egg in their setup. My Mac Mini is connected via a DVI -> HDMI cable to my Samsung. The colors were way off and it was obvious that the signal was not digital going to the monitor until I labeled my HDMI input "PC". That fixed the colors. Setting the option for "Overscan" fixed the resolution. Now I get a picture that looks as good as the DVI -> DVI input from my laptop.-- Chris