3) Yes, Apple sells the Griffin adapter but its $40 when most other stores are selling for $25 or so (of course when they have it in stock).
Thanks. I live in Denmark, meaning Apple's is cheapest, as I won't have to pay for the delivery.
3) Yes, Apple sells the Griffin adapter but its $40 when most other stores are selling for $25 or so (of course when they have it in stock).
Okay so the griffin video adapter is the most reliable way to get audio and visual to an HD tv with a 2010 MBP?
It this 100% confirmed by anyone, because I just spend 15$ on the monoprice one which I was told would work before I got my MBP.
Sorry if this comes off as angry, but there is no way that i'm going to be paying 40$ for another adapter which possibly wont work.
Here's one for $3:
http://www.amazon.com/Mini-DVI-fema...1_fkmr0_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1272203251&sr=8-2-fkmr0
That's a lot less (even with shipping) than the $39.95 Belkin.
Has anyone in the UK come across somewhere selling these adapters that meet the 1.2 standard? So far the only ones I've found carry video only.
If you guys dont mind paying for shipping, buy the frys one. I can confirm it works as can someone else in this thread.
http://www.frys.com/product/5964764?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG
For anyone who tried already the audio through HDMI:
I read you have to tell system preferences to output the audio via HDMI. I was wondering if the system remembers the setting the next time you connect the macbook to the external monitor/TV.
If not, does anyone know how to make a shortcut to repeat the same action (go to system preferences and tell the system to output audio over hdmi) quickly?
I guess you need automator, but I'm not that expert in the automator programming.
One thing I have noticed: VLC doesnt work through a TV. I use quicktime / mplayer and they work.
Perhaps a stupid question, but doesn't the MDP to HDMI on AppleStore work with audio?
That's good to know. What about other apps and browsers? For example Safari/Firefox/Chrome w/ Hulu or other flash sites.
Wait... are you telling me that if I play an AVI or MKV file through VLC, I can't play that on my TV using HDMI?
i know right, this pisses me off hopefully some smart kids get it to workHow is it possible that VLC doesnt work on the tv??? Doesnt make any sense. So I cannot watch movies with subtittles on VLC on the tv?