i want to connect my iMac (Mac OS 10.7.3) with my TV via HDMI.
Therefor I use a thunderbolt adapter. The problem is that the TV doesn't get a signal.
So my question is:
How can I solve the problem? Have I forget some configrautions or other stuff?
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I know there are many products available to provide an input to a MiniDisplayPort, but none seem to be combatiable with thunderbolt! Is there anything or anyone that can help me?
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I have tried everything from rebooting the computer to resetting P-RAM.
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Please not that I do not want a HDMI cable. I know it'd be better and easier, but my computer is quite far away from the TV and an HDMI cable of that length would be way too expensive. I'd rather find a way to make it work with the existing VGA cable. I just need to find the right settings for that VGA input. The TV doesn't recognize the signal right now.
One way or another, I need my MacBook's Mini-DVI and headphone jack to connect to my TV's HDMI connection.
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