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<blockquote data-quote="bobtomay" data-source="post: 1254386" data-attributes="member: 24160">Ok.However, you can't be using a mini-DVI to attach to your computer because there has never been such a port on any MacBook Pro.&nbsp; All MBPs have had either a DVI or mini displayport (mdp) for video out.We'll assume you must be using a mdp to HDMI cable.I'm still with ya.Thought you just said in the first paragraph, you had the computer connected to the TV via HDMI.&nbsp; How many times are you going to connect it to the TV?I'm stumped also.&nbsp; Do you have the computer connected to the TV and you get video or you don't?&nbsp; What is it that you are actually attempting to doNot really sure what the link to your receiver is for unless you're trying to get the sound from your Mac to it perhaps?&nbsp; Is this the real question?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bobtomay, post: 1254386, member: 24160"] Ok. However, you can't be using a mini-DVI to attach to your computer because there has never been such a port on any MacBook Pro. All MBPs have had either a DVI or mini displayport (mdp) for video out. We'll assume you must be using a mdp to HDMI cable. I'm still with ya. Thought you just said in the first paragraph, you had the computer connected to the TV via HDMI. How many times are you going to connect it to the TV? I'm stumped also. Do you have the computer connected to the TV and you get video or you don't? What is it that you are actually attempting to do Not really sure what the link to your receiver is for unless you're trying to get the sound from your Mac to it perhaps? Is this the real question? [/QUOTE]

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