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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Notebook Hardware
Macbook Pro wireless connection to a projector
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<blockquote data-quote="AlVista" data-source="post: 1729110" data-attributes="member: 382510"><p>I have a new Macbook Pro (2015) which I use mainly for lecturing. I go from place to place, usually using their projector. Sometimes there is WiFi in the hall and sometimes not. The Macbook is Airplay capable.</p><p>I would like a bit of hardware to plug into any projector, that I can mirror (extend) the Macbook screen to, thus being able to use the presenter capabilities of Keynote or Powerpoint wirelessly instead of having a long trailing cable.</p><p>My understanding so far is that an Apple TV box would do this when there is WiFi present, but that it would fail where there isn't. I also understand that the Macbook itself is capable of being a WiFi hotspot, though when doing so could not connect to the internet (but I wouldn't need to do that).</p><p>So:</p><p></p><p>1. Can I use the Macbook's self-generated hotspot to connect and mirror with an Apple TV?</p><p>2. Or is there some other unit I could buy, small and portable, that I could use to achieve my goal?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AlVista, post: 1729110, member: 382510"] I have a new Macbook Pro (2015) which I use mainly for lecturing. I go from place to place, usually using their projector. Sometimes there is WiFi in the hall and sometimes not. The Macbook is Airplay capable. I would like a bit of hardware to plug into any projector, that I can mirror (extend) the Macbook screen to, thus being able to use the presenter capabilities of Keynote or Powerpoint wirelessly instead of having a long trailing cable. My understanding so far is that an Apple TV box would do this when there is WiFi present, but that it would fail where there isn't. I also understand that the Macbook itself is capable of being a WiFi hotspot, though when doing so could not connect to the internet (but I wouldn't need to do that). So: 1. Can I use the Macbook's self-generated hotspot to connect and mirror with an Apple TV? 2. Or is there some other unit I could buy, small and portable, that I could use to achieve my goal? [/QUOTE]
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