Can I attach my Vizio HD tv to this connector to use it as a display for my mac which is on the same WIFI network? I use a Linksys Wireless-G 2.4 Gig
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the bridge is meant to connect the network interface of any other device which has a wired (RJ-45) and connect it to the router, using a 5GHz signal. If you use a dual frequency router (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz), devices using one or another frequency can see each other. But, hasn't your Vizio HD tv a wireless interface, so it can connect directly to your router by wireless? And I don't think you can use the HDTV as a screen using the ethernet input. That is meant to connect your tv for it's internet functions. If you want to use the HDTV as a screen, you better use RGB pc or HDMI connector, depending what is available on your MAC. Long HDMI and RGB cables (10 meter) are available.
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the bridge is meant to connect the network interface of any other device which has a wired (RJ-45) and connect it to the router, using a 5GHz signal. If you use a dual frequency router (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz), devices using one or another frequency can see each other. But, hasn't your Vizio HD tv a wireless interface, so it can connect directly to your router by wireless? And I don't think you can use the HDTV as a screen using the ethernet input. That is meant to connect your tv for it's internet functions. If you want to use the HDTV as a screen, you better use RGB pc or HDMI connector, depending what is available on your MAC. Long HDMI and RGB cables (10 meter) are available. the bridge is meant to connect the network interface of any other device which has a wired (RJ-45) and connect it to the router, using a 5GHz signal. If you use a dual frequency router (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz), devices using one or another frequency can see each other. But, hasn't your Vizio HD tv a wireless interface, so it can connect directly to your router by wireless? And I don't think you can use the HDTV as a screen using the ethernet input. That is meant to connect your tv for it's internet functions. If you want to use the HDTV as a screen, you better use RGB pc or HDMI connector,... » Read More the bridge is meant to connect the network interface of any other device which has a wired (RJ-45) and connect it to the router, using a 5GHz signal. If you use a dual frequency router (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz), devices using one or another frequency can see each other. But, hasn't your Vizio HD tv a wireless interface, so it can connect directly to your router by wireless? And I don't think you can use the HDTV as a screen using the ethernet input. That is meant to connect your tv for it's internet functions. If you want to use the HDTV as a screen, you better use RGB pc or HDMI connector, depending what is available on your MAC. Long HDMI and RGB cables (10 meter) are available. « Show Less
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You would need an Apple TV and Airplay or similar device connected to the TV to connect a Mac to your TV ( I have a Mac mini and Apple TV connected this way). This device does not output an HDMI signal.
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Not natively, you need an external device. I used a simple bridge from Belkin, works like a champ. Belkin Universal Wireless HDTV Adapter (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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If you have an HDMI out - then yes directly. You have a DisplayPort/Thunderbolt - then get a DisplayPort-HDMI adapter - then you can connect it, this is how I connected my parents mac mini to their HD TV. Sound is separate in this case. If you are also looking for sound to travel - The best route may be use an AppleTV and send your display to the AppleTV.
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No, not without adding a VGA to HDMI adapter to it. I used this adapter on a stage to show my iPad on a large screen through a VGA connection. Apple TV ($99) will do what you want wirelessly. Or google chrome for much cheaper ($35) I'm no expert, but this was my experience. This adapter alone will not connect to an HDMI connection without adding yet another adapter as well.
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I think you need the cheaper Mac display port cable. The TBolt is pretty much for data I believe.
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As long as your Mac has a miniDisplayPort port and your TV has an HDMI input it should work fine. Of course you will need an additional HDMI cable.
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Absolutely! I ordered this cable with the "PNY A-DM-HD-W01 Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter" (also found here on Amazon and made by the same company). It works beautifully with my Macbook Pro on my Dell Monitor and Panasonic T.V. Full 1080p picture and video quality (depending on the resolution of the T.V ) and HDCP compatibility with iTunes and netflix... etc. Really good looking and streaming cable. Highly recommended!Also: I posted several pictures of this daisychained to the Thunderbolt Adapter. I hope they help.
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I have a Samsung. I could only hook it up using an optical cable. Ur Vizio should have a place for one.
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Yes, if you're macbook has an HDMI out port. I have this machine(tv) hooked up to my windows PC and it does an outstanding job in 1080p resolution. Highly recommended!
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Indeed you can connect an Apple Mac Mini to an HD monitor via the HDMI port at the rear of the unit. You can also use a a wireless Apple keyboard. I hope that answers your question.
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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, u need a HDMI or VGA adapter to your Mac and from it you can connect it perfectly to the projector like an external monitor.
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I have not tried that and I am not a mac person, but In theory you should be able to plug any HDMI source into it. Whether it be a macbook or dvd player should make no difference. Sorry I'm not more help..
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The Fosmon mini displayPort (MiniDP/mDp) to HDMI works well. The problem I had at first with my MacBook Pro wasthat I did not have my display option set to "Mirror" the computer's screen. Now I watch movies etc. on my HDTV.
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No. The input connector is HDMI. Are you trying to project MacBook to Apple TV then to projector? There is no need for cable to MacBook. Use mirroring ability of Mac OS. Apple TV will appear as option for monitor. I have used this option to have my HDMI TV as a Mac monitor. One way to get a BIG picture, though quality is limited by TV resolution.
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Yes, I use this display at full resolution with my MacBooks. I'm using this cable: "Cable Matters Gold Plated Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt Port Compatible) to DisplayPort Cable" for my Macs, and this cable "Cables To Go 26911 DVI-D Male/Male Dual Link Digital Video Cable" for my Windows workstation.
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I have heard you can on some smart tv's with the download of an app. It sounds its very limited with this current version. I know it wont even connect to my macbook pro through bluetooth (lame) The bluetooth drops sometimes during regular use at gym for no reason. I rate these as just okay. If they were $50 cheaper id be happy.