If you have a TV without AirPlay 2-compatibility, you can connect it to your MacBook using physical cables. How to connect a MacBook to a TV using cables When finished, select 'Off' from the AirPlay/Screen Mirror pull-down menu. Arrange the display boxes, putting your TV display before or after the MacBook display in the on-screen example. To do so, go back into the Display settings. Yes, an HDMI Cable is NEEDED (Not included in the package).While mirroring, you may want to extend your MacBook display on your smart TV. For long term service please sign up for our lifetime warranty member.ĭo I Need a HDMI Cable to Work with This Adapter? If the cable was broken when sending to you, or simply can't be used, we will resend you a new one. Some monitors only support over DisplayPort, if you’re not sure about it, please consult the manufacturer. If your devices all support then you may need to adjust your output setup. I can't setup my display to while using the product.įirst, confirm whether your device/displays support monitors only support over DisplayPort, if you’re not sure about it, please consult the manufacturer. Reached out for our support team when you needed. See more in the COMPATIBILITY.ĭoes This Device Have to Install Software Before Used? USB C Thunderbolt 3 or USB 3.1 Gen 1 / Gen 2 will support DP alt mode, you can check the specifications of your devices. When you use the USB C port to output HDMI or DP signals, DP ALT Mode is the premise.
What is DP alt mode? How can I know if my USB C port support DP alt mode?ĭisplayPort Alt Mode (DP Alt Mode) allows a USB-C equipped computer to connect directly to a display or monitor, it is pointing to the USB C port. If your device is capable of video output, kindly please contact us for free replacement. Move to your device’s official website to check out whether it support video output function. Why am I connect the product with my monitor/projector but nothing displays?
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