I have a projector with one computer input and I need to have two VGA cables connected - one to an Apple TV and one the computer. Will this work?
1093766
It should work. I assume that you want both the computer and the TV connected to the projector. You need 3 male-male VGA cables, one from TV to switch; one from computer to switch, and one from switch to projector.
1093767
yes it should i switched cables to go from 1 output to 2 input so tht i can watch security cameras while still using computer
1093768
This should work, although the Apple TV and/or the computer may not find the optimized resolution of the projector if connected through this switch. Projectors' resolutions are usually relatively low, so it probably does not matter.
315728
ABSOLUTELY! I have the connector from Apple and this is how I do presentations. http://www.amazon.com/Apple-iPad-Connector-Adapter-MC552ZM/dp/B005HRLPPA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1403402840&sr;=8-1&keywords;=ipad+2+to+vga
183799
VGA is analog. HDMI is digital. So, no. You would need a converter between.
960668
Yes, I us it to conect Vga monitores to A MacPro and it Works perfectly...so far
78714
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.
2198058
I have the same computer that you have. I hooked the cable up to three different TVs and it still doesn't work. I haven't tried the VGA port (blue port) on it yet; but the RCA ports (the red, white, and yellow) do not work.
2155762
I don't see why it wouldn't work as long as the projector has sound. I use the cable to connect my Mac to TV and use the little Auxilary connection so the sound comes out my TV Speakers.
902572
If the projector has a VGA or DVI input it should work. Works with an HDMI cable but for this you'll need an adapter DVI/HDMI or VGA/HDMI.One thing with this box, the input source and output must be the same VGA to VGA / DVI to DVI. On the output I have both VGA and DVI cables running to the monitor which is set to auto switch works fine.
1020306
Your computer needs to be designed to run two monitors. My PC had a video card that stipulated that feature. Check out your MAC Book's features. My system has two HDMI plugs.
388002
Yes, it works fine on computer monitors, TVs and projectors (anything with an VGA input). Be careful that this one is an 30-pin connection, so it works with old iPads. The new iPads (iPad Air) that have the lightning connection won't work with this.
2242765
These devices connect an HDMI output to VGA. The MacBook air has a Mini DisplayPort output on its Thunderbolt connector. This isn't the correct device to adapt that to VGA.
1288009
No. This cable is useless - you have to have an interface adapter to mate VGA to HDMI.
480287
It works for me--going from hdmi on the output of my amplifier to the vga input on my projector
1904803
For VGA cables yes, because VGA is only for video, you'll need to send audio via another cable. You'll need the audio cable
195416
What projector do you have? Does your Imac have a place for the SVGA Cable to hook up? I don't think the Imac has a place open for the SVGA cable to hook up..?Dan
416604
I am sorry to say I can't answer it because he cable in question did not work. There seems to be issues on forums with this being a common problem between Mac / VGA. I only had luck with a direct hdmi to hdmi connection.
320698
To hook up an Apple laptop you will need a Mini DisplayPort (laptop connection) to HDMI (projector connection) cable. This does not come with the projector.