I have a Late 2011 MacBook Pro 17, the thunderbolt port works with my HDTV but not the projector. My 2007 macbook pro DVI port works just fine w/both
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Try clicking "detect displays" in the display settings through the dock settings menu once connected. LED Showtime FAQ re: connecting to Mac on the AAXA site: http://www.aaxatech.com/support/faq/kb012ledpj.php
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I use this monitor with my MacBook Pro. I had to buy a Thunderbolt/mini-display to HDMI adapter (or Thunderbolt to DVI, or Thunderbolt to VGA) but the expense was minimal and well worth it.
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I do not have one to test, but if you mean Apples display port to DVI-D adaptors, they should work, but you need to check on something first. Try to look up if your adapter is "single link" or "dual link" DVI...If it is single, you will run into problems with the resolution of this monitor, you need to have a DUAL LINK cable for higher resolutions. Given that Thunderbolt displays I have seen are at high resolutions, I would presume that it would be dual link DVI.
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I believe you are correct. Thunderbolt is NOT supported. Output is via displayport, but unless your monitor supports a displayport input, it will not work. I use a Dell monitor with displayport connections and it works just fine. If your monitor has an HDMI input, you might try a displayport to HDMI adaptor to get your monitor up and running.
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It's very simple, you just plug the display port end into the display port input in your macbook and then connect the other end into one of your HDMI ports on your TV. If you have multiple HDMI ports on your TV, you may need to try a few of them. Mine didn't work on HDMI 2 or 3, but it did work on my HDMI 1 port. Good luck, hope this helped!
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You should be able to connect the display's DisplayPort (DP) input to one of the Thunderbolt outputs on your MBP. Thunderbolt is compatible with mini-DisplayPort (mDP). I believe the display comes with a mDP to DP cable.
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Believe that is exactly what you need. Mine is about a year older. Try to zoom in on the smaller end if the cable and compare it to the external monitor port on the MacBook.
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It does not, this model only has one thunderbolt port and you will have to hook that to you mac. Leavin you with hmdi and usb3 with an usb3 to hdmi adapter.
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I am using my Asus notebook with HDMI for this monitor. I have a late 2007 macbook, but haven't tried it yet. It will need some sort of adapter. If you type a word combination of this monitor and your system into Google, there are forums that might answer your question.
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Hi Sheldon, I'm not familiar with a thunderbolt port, but the device works very well with a mini display port. wish i could be of more help
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Hi Kara,I too have an early 2011 Macbook Pro and an HDTV. This cable worked perfectly for me.
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Hey man, I bought my MacBook Pro back in 2009 and my cable works on mine for video no problem. The only thing is that you won't output any sound, so I just plug in a home theatre auxiliary cable into my headphone slot. Video is completely fine though! And yes, it goes directly from your mini DVI into the HDMI slot on your TV.
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Did this work for you? I too have a 2013 MacAir. The Thunderbolt port is NOT the same size as a MiniDisplayPort on these newer Mac Airs. I see many MDP to HDMI cables on the market that say "Thunderbolt compatible," but it seems they are compatible only with an earlier (different size port) Thunderbolt.
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All hdmi cables are cross platform compatible, video cables know no operating system boundaries that I know of. All you'll need is an adapter that connects to yours mac thunderbolt video part to an hdmi female port. Then the cable connects from that to your tv and boom you're done.
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You should really have a USB3 hub for this EVGA adapter. I believe you can use both HDMI and DVI simultaneously. One of my co-workers tested it out and it seemed to work fine on his 2012 Macbook Pro. You may also be able to use the thunderbolt port and get a MiniDP->DVI (or hdmi) adapter for a third monitor.
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Hi Kara, I too have an early 2011 Macbook Pro and an HDTV. This cable worked perfectly for me.
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Well i use Thunderbolt to Display port with my MacBookPro late 2013 i have no problem with this product go for it! Plus you can E-mail CalDigit and ask them! i