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When I connect my Mac book air to a projector using vga cable and playingy live tv on the Mac book I can hear the audio from the program, but not see the video. I think there must be a software patch to solve this, but I can't find one.
MacBook Air
WJLewis Said:
"no video over vga connection to projector: When I connect my Mac book air to a projector using vga cable and playingy live tv on the Mac book I can hear the audio from the program, but not see the video. I think there must be a software patch to solve this, but I can't find one."
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Troubleshooting Projector Video Input:
A. Verify the Inputs:
On the projector, be certain that VGA is selected for the input source
B. Uncover the Lamp:
See if there is a cover on the lamp. Perhaps you need to remove it?
C. Use HDMI:
HDMI has Audio & Video. So, that may be the be route to go.
D. Use of 4K:
If your video is of high-definition (4K), yet your projector is not 4K-compatible, then that would be a reason for this.
E. Contact the Manufacturer:
Contact the manufacturer, seeing what they have to say on this. Google their name, and then see if there is a support eMail address.
WJLewis Said:
"no video over vga connection to projector: When I connect my Mac book air to a projector using vga cable and playingy live tv on the Mac book I can hear the audio from the program, but not see the video. I think there must be a software patch to solve this, but I can't find one."
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Troubleshooting Projector Video Input:
A. Verify the Inputs:
On the projector, be certain that VGA is selected for the input source
B. Uncover the Lamp:
See if there is a cover on the lamp. Perhaps you need to remove it?
C. Use HDMI:
HDMI has Audio & Video. So, that may be the be route to go.
D. Use of 4K:
If your video is of high-definition (4K), yet your projector is not 4K-compatible, then that would be a reason for this.
E. Contact the Manufacturer:
Contact the manufacturer, seeing what they have to say on this. Google their name, and then see if there is a support eMail address.
no video over vga connection to projector
