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mopje

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Apr 1, 2008
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I have a Macbook and I want to connect it to my HDTV (1080p, vga port, hdmi, component). I want to do this so I can watch hd video that I would normally watch on my macbook on my tv. Can someone recommend a cable for me?
 
Ok thanks. But I'm noticing that the mini dvi cable to vga's are very short and will vga give me any resolution I need?
 
DVI to HDMI sounds good, so I should get a Mini DVI to DVI connector then a DVI to HDMI connector?
 
K thanks. I notice though from the linked blog that I also have to buy an RCA cable for audio, but doesnt HDMI do audio and video? Also, I have no idea what an RCA cable is or what it looks like.
 
K thanks. I notice though from the linked blog that I also have to buy an RCA cable for audio, but doesnt HDMI do audio and video? Also, I have no idea what an RCA cable is or what it looks like.

Your TV will need to be able to take audio from another source besides HDMI. RCA cables look like component cables. About 1/4" across with a fairly thick plug in the middle.
 
youll need an RCA to mini-jack cable

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