Hi all.I have a 60 inch tv in my livinroom thathas a vga in for computer.But the thing is I have a mac and I don't have a vga connector for a monitor so I can't connect it.I remember back in the 90's they used to have something called moniswitch that could switch from Dvi to Vga.Does something like that still exist?I wanna connect it in a way that I can switch to the tv and then switch to my regular monitor without having to disconnect and reconnect cables.And do u people think my videocard can even support a tv this large?My computer is an old Apple power mac G5 running leopard with1.5 gig memory and dual 2.0ghz processors.
Connecting a mac to Vga
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As long as you haven't replaced the standard video card that comes with the G5, you can use this
Apple DVI to VGA Display Adapter - Apple Store (U.S.)
Diogen.
Apple DVI to VGA Display Adapter - Apple Store (U.S.)
Diogen.
No that;s not what I want.
Because with that I'm gonna have to disconnect and reconect cables everytime I wanna switch between my tv and my regular monitor.
I wanna know if there is something that will make me switch easily from my desktop monitor to the tv and back
Because with that I'm gonna have to disconnect and reconect cables everytime I wanna switch between my tv and my regular monitor.
I wanna know if there is something that will make me switch easily from my desktop monitor to the tv and back
DELL DVI-to-VGA Adapter Cable FOR Dell OptiPlex 760 Desktop : Monitors: Flat Panel and Widescreen | Dell
Try this.... not sure if it will work for your mac but it works for the dells that we have at work. Will run both analog and digital at the same time.
Try this.... not sure if it will work for your mac but it works for the dells that we have at work. Will run both analog and digital at the same time.
Using the VGA port on many televisions is useless. Many are restricted as to the resolutions that they support. My TV is a 61" model but the VGA port is limited to 800x600. Newer TVs offer different modes, but none of them seem to be common computer resolutions which makes getting a correct aspect ratio problematic.
I'd recommend looking to something that produces an HDMI or component output from the computer.
I'd recommend looking to something that produces an HDMI or component output from the computer.
I have a 60 inch Sony wega sxrd.
The tv is only 1.5 years old.
The dell thing won't work for me I have a mac.
But I guess this is not possible without spending a lot of money and getting a really expensive video card to make it work.
The thing is I do't even know if I can FIND a videocard for this computer.
I think it only accepts PCI cards
The tv is only 1.5 years old.
The dell thing won't work for me I have a mac.
But I guess this is not possible without spending a lot of money and getting a really expensive video card to make it work.
The thing is I do't even know if I can FIND a videocard for this computer.
I think it only accepts PCI cards
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