George --
I can tell you what I did. I have a MacBookPro. I purchased an HDMI
to mini DVI converter and used the HDMI to plug into the TV. Then I
had to purchase an audio cable to go from the speaker port to a
stereo receiver since the DVI cable doesn't send audio. I then
switched the TV to the HDMI2 port where the computer is connected.
The TV immediately displayed the computer screen, but I had to
finagle with the Mac displays setting to get the resolution right.
Hope this helps.
Sandy Price
On Nov 3, 2009, at 4:03 PM, David Harker wrote:
could it be that the t.v. is not set to the correct channel, there
should be a switch, usually on the back to go from 3 to 4, or
might be different on your model.
On 11/3/09, George H.Yankey <[email protected]> wrote:
I am attempting to connect our computer to a new Toshiba TV. I am
using an EMac with 700 MHz Power PC G4 processor
and OSX 10.4.11 . I have checked my Mini-VGA Video Adopter and my
connecting cable. Both are good. I have been to
MacAuthority and to the Apple Store. Both gave me suggestions say
it should work. I have looked at everything I can find in Apple
Help and in the TV manual and have tried to meticulously follow
their instruction and all I get is
"NO SIGNAL FOUND". Am I trying the impossible or am I missing
something? Any suggestions appreciated.
George
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