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HDMI connection help with G4
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Last edited by thechidz; Apr 12, 2007 at 01:07 AM.
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According to this, it should work.
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I am getting a MACPRO and would like to hook it up via HDMI to my SAMSUNG (Model: La32R71) it looks like this:  and full specification is here: SAMSUNG's Digital World - LCD TV | LA32R71W
Does any one know if that would work and would I get 1920x1080i. I know I should have no problems with the PC Connectivity but that is lower in Res. I would get only 1360x768.
I still did not get the HDMI cable, so some advice would be appreciated.
Thank you, REMAZA
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remaza: The physical display is only 1366x768, so it's just downsampling the 1080i signal. Use the PC connectivity.
thechidz: I thought I posted in this thread before but I guess not. Yes, the ADC-DVI and DVI-HDMI converters should work, but both of those prices seem pretty high.
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Did you really have to bump the thread twice within 30 minutes?
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Linkinus is king.
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