Will it plug into a USB 2.0 port on a G4 PowerPC Mac, and convert the signal for using an HDMI monitor?
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I dont have MAC but my roommate connects to HDMI TV using this cable USB connection and audio through his bluetooth wireless speaker.
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I guess Mac doesn't have HDMI or RS232 ports, so it cannot be connected. You might try searching HDMI converter for mac and then you should be able to connect
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It might with a HDMI-to-MiniDisplayPort converter (with the appropriate type connections, F HDMI to M MiniDisplayPort.) But even then, there is no guarantee. We've had experiences where passive converter devices will not properly translate the signal, and working with Macs to non-Mac displays is the biggest culprit in these failures.
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Yes it will. I recently bought a mac mini and ran into the same problem of how to hook up to a vga monitor. This works perfectly and you should have no problem with it!
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Peter, I have to agree with the answer provided to you by Cory Church. The cable has worked beautifully on our MacBook Pro. Using the cable is a LOT better than using a VGA cable with an Apple VGA "dongle" adapter.
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This will allow you to output a VGA signal from your G4, but as far as the VGA to HDMI goes, that depends on what type of converters you have. If you currently can run a VGA signal (from another computer for example) through your adapters and get it on your flat screen via HDMI then yes, this adapter should make no difference in that chain of connections. It will of course a non-HD resolution (unless your VGA/HDMI adapter happens to be an upscaler), but yes there shouldn't be any reason why it would not work.
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Yes. Purchase a miniDisplayPort to DisplayPort cable. I use this interchangeably between an iMac and a MacBook Pro.
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The small end will plug into a macbook pro., but if your monitor does not support displayport, you may have to get a cable with a dvi connector at the other end
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Hi Cindy,I honestly don't know as I don't have anything mac...It does have you basic computer monitor port as well as component, hdmi, and s-video inputs. So I'd assume yes.
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I am not a Mac owner, but fundamentally this will work with any device motherboard which has an HDMI female socket. The device is good because it contains the software presumably in some eprom or in some other way, to convert the HDMI signal to VGA. It worked with my Raspberry Pi computer made in England, but which has an HDMI output.
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Yup, you'll need a mac display to HDMI (or DVI as monitor supports both) adapter.
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If your Mac has a port that matches either end of this cable, yes. If not, then no.
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There is no reason it should not...USB 2.0 is USB 2.0. There is no difference between USB for Mac or PC
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yari,I do not have a Mac Pro, therefore I don't know if it has an hdmi port.
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I have plugged a monitor via VGA and the USB monitor and had success, I would think 2 USB monitors would work.I am on a MAC Book Pro
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If your Mac has a standard 15pin VGA output, it should work. I have not directly tested with a Mac, but I cannot see why it would not work.
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It should do as the Macbook Pro has a spare Mini display port adapter not locked in to the docking station but it is defeating the purpose of a Docking station. It has an HDMI adapter on the back of the docking station which you should leave plugged in to your monitor. I guess if you only have DVI or VGA you would do this....