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Apple Computing Products:
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Macbook Pro Dvi To Component Video For Hd Tv
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<blockquote data-quote="bobtomay" data-source="post: 359111" data-attributes="member: 24160"><p>Open up System Preferences, then Displays.</p><p>You will now have one box on your MBP called Color LCD</p><p>There will be another box on your TV called ???? - on my Sony it is called Sony LCD</p><p>I think you will have to turn off mirrored image and go with spanned or whatever it's called, not at mine right now and gettin kinda senile.</p><p>Mouse over to the box located on your TV and in the middle there are 2 options - Display and Color</p><p>Under display you can set the resolution to be used for your TV - this will not change the resolution on your MBP as long as you are not in mirrored mode.</p><p>Select Color - and you will have the option to calibrate the screen. You can go through the calibration process or you can try the presets selections listed on the left I think.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bobtomay, post: 359111, member: 24160"] Open up System Preferences, then Displays. You will now have one box on your MBP called Color LCD There will be another box on your TV called ???? - on my Sony it is called Sony LCD I think you will have to turn off mirrored image and go with spanned or whatever it's called, not at mine right now and gettin kinda senile. Mouse over to the box located on your TV and in the middle there are 2 options - Display and Color Under display you can set the resolution to be used for your TV - this will not change the resolution on your MBP as long as you are not in mirrored mode. Select Color - and you will have the option to calibrate the screen. You can go through the calibration process or you can try the presets selections listed on the left I think. [/QUOTE]
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