Hdmi Cable For Apple Computer To Tv

I bought a HDMI cable at Walmart, and was puzzled why my computer did not send output to tv (or sent very noisy output). I was placing an order at B&H, so I included a good HDMI cable. Delivery was a day early, and as soon as I plugged the cable in my system worked well.

I needed an HDMI cable to connect my new TV/Monitor to my new computer. I didn't need a fancy cable; just a simple, basic one. This Pearstone cable is very similar to store brands I see locally at a third of the price. Why pay more for something when you don't have to?

This cable was used to connect an HDMI monitor to the computer.

Mirrors whatever is showing on your Apple device so you can view it on your HDMI TV.

Anticipating a new Apple Mini I wanted to see if my hdmi TV monitor w/could work for it (it can't; wouldn't show the apple menubar etc). ... I had to do this exercise using the 2011 era MBpro I was then using which needed the old (OLD!) Thunderbolt T1 or T2 fitting that this post is all about. Oh! and I abhor Amazon so I could only source the item through other vendors. ... Cudo's to B&H and Belkin too.

Works great with my iPhone and iPad to connect to TV with HDMI cable.

Sony picture quality is the best! I used the HDMI ARC to connect a Sonos Soundbar. I have two rear speakers and a bass speaker. Sony makes it so easy to simply plug and play! I sold an Apple TV Box 4k since I did not want to sacrifice DOLBY ATMOS sound (requires HDMI ARC connection). With optical connection to sound bar I believe you are limited to Dolby 5.1. However, it's easy to stream via Google Chromecast. I stream XFinity/Comcast from my iPhone using Chromecast. It's pretty easy. However, I have had an annoying issue of TV freezing. I have to unplug the set and reconnect. I suspect this may be an XFinity / Chromecast App issue. I may simply get an X1 TV box to rectify this issue. Apple 4K TV Box required HDMI ARC. Therefore, you can't run Sonos / Apple 4K Box together. You can't beat Sony's picture quality! More natural skin tones and great contrast!

This thing is a god send. If you're having problems getting Apple TV or MacBooks to show up on projectors or getting blocked at HDMI distribution amps ... this is your solution.... turns off the HDCP compliance tag that Apple products transmit. Awesome product!!!

Needed this item since technology has advanced so we could connect a TV to our new iMac by HDMI (which Apple has moved away from). we have been using it for three weeks and it has worked fine.

Just set up my new workflow with a BlackMagicDesign ATEM 1 M/E Switcher. I brutally realized that I couldn't bring in HDMI from a Retina MacBook Pro, nor HDMI from an Apple TV (to use for convenient wireless airplay for presenters during recordings). I spent the weekend doing all the research I could to find solutions. I decided on this Datavideo scaler. It solved all my problems! Changing my HDMI output resolution via the software SwitchResX on my mac allowed me to bring a Mac directly into the ATEM without a scaler, BUT this allows me to do it with anyone's computer without the need for special software. AND it also made the Apple TV work great (set it to 1080p) AND I can now also bring in additional computers via VGA if I need to, which is awesome when I'm recording someone with a random computer of their own. I testes the VGA with a Mac (Thunderbolt adapter) and a slightly older Windows PC. Both worked perfectly, both with 4:3 and 16:9 presentations, no distortion in the picture that I could find. My workflow: I use an BMD ATEM 1 M/E Switcher with a production workflow of 1080i 59.64fps (limited to interlaced because of camera compatibility issues between the ATEM, a Sony FS700 and Canon C100). But now with the Datavideo scaler in this mix, this setup works flawlessly so far. Strongly recommend it!