benjiboko
Hi. I want to buy Virtual Vinyl and im going to buy a new and much more powerful mac. This question applies to both at home and on stage. . . What is the video output on the mac? How do you video output to your tv or another monitor source for home and then how do you output in a club to a projector? Id really appreciate it if someone would throw me a few pointer. . .
Thanks, Ben :)
Thanks, Ben :)
Posted Sun 16 Sep 07 @ 4:05 am
sbangs
macbooks and macbook pros , have a mini dvi port
which you can use a apple adaptor to convert the output , to a VGA , DVI or svideo output
depending on which adaptor you buy,
VGA adaptor - for projectors
DVI full - For HD tvs and monitors
Svideo - for TVS
which you can use a apple adaptor to convert the output , to a VGA , DVI or svideo output
depending on which adaptor you buy,
VGA adaptor - for projectors
DVI full - For HD tvs and monitors
Svideo - for TVS
Posted Sun 16 Sep 07 @ 11:45 am
Charlie Five
My Macbook Pro has a DVI port. I don't need the adapter.
At home I have a DVI (male that goes into computer) to HDMI (male goes into TV) cord that I use for video. At the club I have a conversion box which converts the digital signal from the computer (DVI out) into an analog signal (Component for the bars TV's which are all ran component).
At home I have a DVI (male that goes into computer) to HDMI (male goes into TV) cord that I use for video. At the club I have a conversion box which converts the digital signal from the computer (DVI out) into an analog signal (Component for the bars TV's which are all ran component).
Posted Sun 16 Sep 07 @ 5:00 pm
ConQuest
skyfxl wrote :
macbooks and macbook pros , have a mini dvi port
All MacBook Pro's, Mac Pro towers, and the Mac mini have a full sized DVI port.
If you want to be prepared in any circumstance to connect to anything (composite, component, S-video, VGA, RGB), then I would HIGHLY suggest this converter that I've purchased, is natively compatible with both Mac and windows, AND is now on sale ($69.99)!
http://www.grandtec.com/xppro.htm
It actually doesn't look at all like that anymore. It's grey colored and looks a lot nicer.
- VT ConQuest
(Visual Turntablist)
Posted Mon 17 Sep 07 @ 12:45 am
charsowbc
Hi Conquest,
Do you know if this box will output s-video from the Windows side of Boot Camp on a Macbook Pro?
Thanks
Do you know if this box will output s-video from the Windows side of Boot Camp on a Macbook Pro?
Thanks
Posted Tue 18 Sep 07 @ 6:30 pm
getchaos
It doesn't output svideo when running Windows via Bootcamp. It works fine under OSX, and Vista seems to "find" the dongle, but nothing is output. Very frustrating. Bring on VDJ 5 for Mac already!!!
Posted Thu 20 Sep 07 @ 10:20 am
Heat95
I have a MBP 13" Unibody and I am wanting to use VDJ however what type of set up is needed to run multiple monitors. Splitters will not work on any Mac Laptop, Pro or otherwise. Surely somebody has multiple monitors/projectors when using VDJ.
Posted Thu 02 Sep 10 @ 7:53 am
djstaffy
Svideo - for TVS
i have this and cant get picture properly through projector.this is why i use macbook for back up.pc straight away picture through vga or keylite hardware.dont understand all the millions ect in display on mac
i have this and cant get picture properly through projector.this is why i use macbook for back up.pc straight away picture through vga or keylite hardware.dont understand all the millions ect in display on mac
Posted Fri 03 Sep 10 @ 3:36 pm
djstaffy
bump
Posted Wed 15 Sep 10 @ 11:06 am
Heat95
I couldn't get my splitter for VGA to work on two monitors. Then I found out they make a mini DV to HDMI cable for the Mac. I purchased one and used a splitter (1in 4out) and have had no issues. Plus it is nice to know you can use up to 4 monitors. Beware of the splitters on EBAY. The prices are great but the shipping costs more than the actual product. Found my splitter on Amazon for $58 bucks and free shipping.
Posted Wed 15 Sep 10 @ 11:32 am
Natefest
I have attached my macbook to another computer monitor and it's in "mirror mode". How do I get it to show only the video and not the mixer and everything?
Posted Wed 30 Nov 11 @ 1:36 pm
djles.co.uk
I have a 2010 Macbook Pro i7 with a mini DisplayPort for external graphics. It is Bootcamped with Windows 7. I use the PC version of VDJ outputting video through the mini DisplayPort.
I use a mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter. I then have a Kworld PC to TV convertor box. It plugs into the VGA adapter and outputs VGA, S-Video and Composite Video. I use the Composite Video to plug into the club system which is a 8 channel distribution system. The club has 6 flat screens of various sizes from 22" to 42" and a projector screen all running from the distribution box.
I have used my setup in several local nightclubs and they all use Composite Video for distribution. There was one local nightclub that had an ancient analog tv ariel system for distribution to old tv's, I used a digital to analog convertor box taking the Composite Video signal output and converting it to the required analog tv signal. This worked fine.
I have ran this system for 1 1/2 years on the Mac and used the same PCtoTV convertor box on PC for 2 1/2 years before that presenting 100% videos every weekend.
http://www.vjles.com
I use a mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter. I then have a Kworld PC to TV convertor box. It plugs into the VGA adapter and outputs VGA, S-Video and Composite Video. I use the Composite Video to plug into the club system which is a 8 channel distribution system. The club has 6 flat screens of various sizes from 22" to 42" and a projector screen all running from the distribution box.
I have used my setup in several local nightclubs and they all use Composite Video for distribution. There was one local nightclub that had an ancient analog tv ariel system for distribution to old tv's, I used a digital to analog convertor box taking the Composite Video signal output and converting it to the required analog tv signal. This worked fine.
I have ran this system for 1 1/2 years on the Mac and used the same PCtoTV convertor box on PC for 2 1/2 years before that presenting 100% videos every weekend.
http://www.vjles.com
Posted Sun 04 Dec 11 @ 5:26 am
mkents
ConQuest wrote :
All MacBook Pro's, Mac Pro towers, and the Mac mini have a full sized DVI port.
If you want to be prepared in any circumstance to connect to anything (composite, component, S-video, VGA, RGB), then I would HIGHLY suggest this converter that I've purchased, is natively compatible with both Mac and windows, AND is now on sale ($69.99)!
http://www.grandtec.com/xppro.htm
It actually doesn't look at all like that anymore. It's grey colored and looks a lot nicer.
- VT ConQuest
(Visual Turntablist)
skyfxl wrote :
macbooks and macbook pros , have a mini dvi port
All MacBook Pro's, Mac Pro towers, and the Mac mini have a full sized DVI port.
If you want to be prepared in any circumstance to connect to anything (composite, component, S-video, VGA, RGB), then I would HIGHLY suggest this converter that I've purchased, is natively compatible with both Mac and windows, AND is now on sale ($69.99)!
http://www.grandtec.com/xppro.htm
It actually doesn't look at all like that anymore. It's grey colored and looks a lot nicer.
- VT ConQuest
(Visual Turntablist)
Not all MBP laptops have Full size DVI Port, I got a mid 2009 MBP 15" & I got a Mini - DVI Port on mine. Im sure the ones after mine are the Full size just to clear up any confusion.
Posted Thu 29 Mar 12 @ 4:42 pm