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- Kanazawa (Japan)
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- MacBook (white) with 2,4GHz, 4GB RAM and 250GB HDD running Leopard
Hey!
I am proud owner of a MacBook (first model), 2,4GHz, 4GB RAM and 250GB HDD. I think that doesn't affect the problem I have at all.
Recently I bought an official Apple mini DVI to VGA adapter on amazon. Due to the fact that I am in Japan now and we have this awesome TV here I wanted to connect my MacBook to it. So I used the following configuration: MacBook => miniDVItoVGA => VGAtoVGA => TV's VGA input.
My MacBook recognizes the TV (it's a SONY BRAVIA KDL 46F1) as "SONY TV" but the TV can't show the screen of my MacBook. The menu point for PC input is greyed out and it says something in Japanese I can't read.
I switched through all the resolutions of the MacBook and tried mirrored and 2 screen options.
For some other guys in my dormitory (with Windows notebooks) it works fine, for some it doesn't. Maybe they just have a resolution problem but I tried them all.
I hope you have some good advice for me.
knucKles
I am proud owner of a MacBook (first model), 2,4GHz, 4GB RAM and 250GB HDD. I think that doesn't affect the problem I have at all.
Recently I bought an official Apple mini DVI to VGA adapter on amazon. Due to the fact that I am in Japan now and we have this awesome TV here I wanted to connect my MacBook to it. So I used the following configuration: MacBook => miniDVItoVGA => VGAtoVGA => TV's VGA input.
My MacBook recognizes the TV (it's a SONY BRAVIA KDL 46F1) as "SONY TV" but the TV can't show the screen of my MacBook. The menu point for PC input is greyed out and it says something in Japanese I can't read.
I switched through all the resolutions of the MacBook and tried mirrored and 2 screen options.
For some other guys in my dormitory (with Windows notebooks) it works fine, for some it doesn't. Maybe they just have a resolution problem but I tried them all.
I hope you have some good advice for me.
knucKles