Dual Cinema Display get dim

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• Dual Cinema Displays/Webcams

  I run each double screen with a built-in webcam. When I load host character, I want to spend the webcams that I use with the program. Is it possible to do either OSX (Yosemite) or in the character animation software?

  Thank you!

  Matt

  Hi Matt... You can put cameras in the Panel of the camera menu & Microphone (the three broadsides / "Burger" - button on the tab of the Panel style). Choose switch to the next camera, then wait a couple of seconds to wait for the app to try to acquire the source of the camera. Repeat as needed, or use the switch to the default camera at the start of the camera 1. Once you choose, remember for future sessions, unless the number of video inputs on your system changes.

  I hope this helps.

• Retina MacBook Pro + Cinema Display = 25% of the images visible when open

  Every time I opened a picture, I see only 25% of it. I type Cmd +, Cmd - to zoom in & out each time. This is ridiculous. I think the problem might have something to do with the fact that the retina display has twice the density of pixels. It's just a theory, but I would bet money that he is the culprit. I just realized that the problem does not exist when I don't have my external monitor plugged.

  Here's what I see on the monitor external 27 ":

  

  Then after hitting Cmd +, Cmd-, that's what I see (this web form has reduced this image, but you get the gist):

  

  Can someone tell me please how to avoid this maddening problem? I contacted the Support Adobe technique, and they cannot help me with this problem. They gave up; they simply ignore my emails at this point.

  I use the latest version of Photoshop CC on a fairly new 15 "MacBook Pro retina with a 27" no - Thunderbolt Apple Cinema Display.

  
  Thank you

  Matt

  Thank you! I was able to reproduce the problem by using a Setup dual monitor as you have described. I logged it in our database of bugs for a developer can take a look. Looks like Photoshop is confused when it comes to the scaling of the image correctly to fit the screen while you work with a retina and monitor non-retine. The only solution I have at the moment is to use the command-0 to force the image to fit the screen. I know that's not a great alternative to what you already do, but it is a minus button.

  I also found that I got better results if I switched to tabs - sometimes opens the first image zoomed in, but after that, they would hold on the screen. If you can fit it into your workflow you can try it.

• Can I conduct an Apple LED Cinema Display Monitor with a Dell laptop?

  I have an Apple LED Cinema Display Monitor. My work gave me a Dell laptop to do the work of CAD. I would drive with her display. Are there drivers / adapters to get the job done?

  You need a DisplayPort on the Dell. See also monitor LED Cinema Display (27-inch) - technical specifications .

  What is the version of Windows on Dell computer?

• What Apple Cinema Display Monitor for my mid 2010 iMac 27

  Thinking of getting a 22 to 24 "Cinema Display to my iMac 27. Looking for the matte screen. What should I look for?

  Apple stopped making them. You will need a third-party monitor.

• Is there a way to connect my Cinema Display 30 '' to my iMac end of 2015

  I have an old 30 "Cinema Display that I bought new, I like it. It works perfectly, no problems at all. I also recently just bought an iMac 21.5 "(fin 2015) i7 which has only 2 connections thunderbolt." I have a dual link DVI to mini display adapter, but it does not work with this configuration. Is it possible that I can still use my Cinema Display as a 2nd screen? Or what I do not use it?

  The Dual-link DVI adapter should work.

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/product/MB571LL/A/mini-DisplayPort-to-dual-link-DVI-ad apter

  The adapter USB cable is connected to the computer?  The Mini DisplayPort connector is pressed completely into the Thunderbolt (no metal display) port?

• Try to connect 2007 Apple Cinema Display to the retina of MacBook Pro

  I'm trying to connect my MacBook Pro retina 2015 to my old Apple Cinema Display 2007. Apple recommended the purchase of the Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI. I connected everything except directly from monitor adding firewire cable.

  I can see the image of the bottom of my laptop, but it is. No feature and not an imitator of my laptop. I'm not 'super tech savvy' but need help. Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance.

  Looks like you have the display as extended desktop configuration. With this the second screen is like an extension of the first screen. For the use of several screens, see:

  OS X El Capitan: connect multiple monitors to your Mac

  It is similar to the other versions of OSX

  The screen has FireWire ports, but to use them, plug the FireWire to your Mac. Unless your Mac has two Thunderbolt ports do not use FW via a bolt of lightning > adopter FW

• How to connect mid 2000 Apple Cinema Display to all new MacBook Pro

  Hi all

  I have an old monitor Apple Cinema Display (probably around 2005/2006) and would like to connect it to my new MacBook Pro. I bought the cable I thought I needed but it wasn't the right one, so to avoid that happening again, please could someone advise which is the right cable to use.

  Thank you!

  I have no idea of what you purchased was not compatible.

  You will need an adapter of your Thunderbolt port for the cinema display.  I guess (since you don't specify the entries on the screen) that your cinema display has a DVI input then get something like these:

  http://www.MonoPrice.com/category?C_ID=104 & cp_id = 10428 & gclid = CNSE6v7j-csCFUQkhgo dhUME1Q

  Ciao.

• Compatibility with the 30 cinema display model inch Apple M9179LL/A?

  I have an Apple works well model of Cinema Display 30 inch M9179LL/A connected to a five - years, MacBook Pro and I am considering replacing the MacBook Pro with a new Mac Mini.  East - the Mac compatible with my screen?

  Yes. Use a Mini DisplayPort to DVI dual link.

  (139978)

• How to connect 12 '' MacBook (2015) to a 24 "or 27" Apple Cinema Display AND fresh!

  I made this post on my site here: https://underground.net/how-to-connect-an-apple-display-to-a-usb-c-macbook/ (which I will update regularly)

  This installation took me a LONG time to understand, but it works very well, no wake mode 'sleep', etc.

  To connect the new MacBook to a 24″ Cinema Display or Apple 27″ LED Display Monitor (who both have a record which is the same as the Thunderbolt connector, but are not actually screens Thunderbolt) you can opt for a really cheap option, as the following point 3.1 AllSmartLife USB Type C adapter Mini DisplayPort Amazon for $ 20 :

  

  That works very well, but you cannot load your computer when you are connected to the screen, nor can you plug something else on your computer as an external hard drive, etc.

  To be able to recharge your computer AND connect to the screen AND connect other devices to your MacBook, you need the following configuration, and it works great, btw.

  1 first download this USB-C for USB multi-port, Belinda® USB-C for 3 ports USB 3.0 , which is about $ 36 on Amazon.

  

  2 then, you need an expensive element, StarTech.com USB 3.0 to DisplayPort 2560 x 1600 video card Multi monitor external adapter (USB32DPPRO), which is around $74 on Amazon:

  

  3 Finally you need a cheap item, the Cable questions DisplayPort / Mini DisplayPort male to female adapter at $ 9 on Amazon:

  

  Plug all the in such things and he ends up you look pretty clean where it connects to the computer, as you can see below and you can plug in the USB port of the screen on the hub and use the speakers on the screen, AND you still an available for a hard drive, external USB 3.0 port.

  

  It will cost you around $119! Wow, that's a LOT, but it works. Or you can go cheap and just get the first card for $20 but charge your MacBook by disconnecting from time to time to plug in the charger. What a PAIN in the * Apple.

  The new MacBooks coming will be equipped with a combined USB/Thunderbolt-c plug that should * hope * connect a screen and charge at the same time cheaper, but who knows?

  If you want me to your post something, I can put it on the MacBook 2015 using forum boards.

• Apple Cinema Display with old Mac

  Hello! I was wondering, I have an apple Cinema Display with the famous ADC video plug. I also have a couple of old Mac without a monitor, for example a performa 6360 Powermac 6100 and Macintosh iicx and Iisi. Y at - it a video adapter to use the movie with these old Mac screen? is this possible?

  Thanks in advance!

  The main obstacle is that a screen ADC must get its power through an ADC port on the computer. The old Mac you list can only the power of their old school connectors.

  I remember this adapter:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Apple-Mac-A1006-DVI-to-ADC-adapter-cord-for-cinema-monit 221995991474 or-display-EMC-1918? hash = i...

  be needed to power a monitor ADC to an ADC not Mac, but I would feel much better if another old graybeard archived to check my aging memory. You still need an adapter to convert the DVI on the adapter port 15 pin Apple old Mac. Some 6100 s required a special just HDI15-to-DB15 adapter to use a normal Apple display that would have been contemporary the 6100:

  

• 27 inch Cinema Display will work ok with end of 2013 imac

  Hello

  I have the chance to get a Cinema Display 27 inches for a good price. Will it work ok with my iMac 27 inch end of 2013? If so, is there a difference between this model and the current model of PQ crush?

  Thank you

  Hi, Richard.

  Please visit Apple support communities.

  I understand that you want to use a movie with your iMac screen compatibility.  Without knowing the technical data of the movie screen and looking at your specifications, this view should work with your end of 2013 27-inch iMac.  Your iMac has two Thunderbolt ports that can support the Thunderbolt screens and output Mini DisplayPort.  Below, you will find more information on the specifications of your system and the use of several screens with your iMac.

  iMac (27 inch, end 2013) - technical specifications

  OS X El Capitan: connect multiple monitors to your Mac

  See you soon

• Why my Cinema Display keep blacking out?

  I've scoured the questions here and don't have none managed to find an answer to my question.  I have a Cinema Display 24 ".  I bought it when I got my end of 2009 Mac Pro.  I downloaded El Capitan, when it first came out, and as far as I know, I have the latest update installed (10.11.2).  My problem started happening a few weeks ago.

  At least once a day, the screen goes black.  The only way I could get the picture is by disconnecting and reconnecting again.  Sometimes, I have to do this many times before it works.  It will sometimes come back normal, but quite often, when I get the picture, it's the drive (white areas appear gray).  In addition, the menu bar top is grayed out (which is how it should appear on my secondary display.  When I click on the drop down monitor, the menu bar returns to the way it should be. The drop-down menu shows that "Separate use as display" is checked.

  Could this be a faulty power cord?  What is the cable connected to the Tower?  How can this be repaired?

  Hello there, NowhereMan.

  Looks like you are having intermittent problems with your Cinema Display turns off.  The following Knowledge Base article offers some good recommendations to consider for troubleshooting:

  Get help with graphical problems on external displays connected to your Mac.

  Before you start

  You can solve many problems of display by updating the software on your Apple devices, cables and adapters. If you see an image on your screen, look for the software updates using the Mac App Store:

  1. Connect your external display and Apple video cables or cards that you use with it.
  2. In the Apple menu, click App Store.
  3. Click updates in the window of the App Store.
  4. Install OS X updates or firmware are listed.

  If you use a display, hub, extenders or adapter not made by Apple, check with the manufacturer for updates that might be available.

  If you try to connect a screen 4 K or Ultra HD TV with your Mac, make sure that your computer meets the requirements for the use of these external displays.

  If your firmware and software are up to date, or if you don't see the image on your screen, try the steps below for your specific problem.

  

  If the image is empty or unusable

  If you don't see the image on your screen, try these steps. These steps can also help if the image on your screen repeatedly turns on and off (flashes), if horizontal lines appear (snow), or if the picture is distorted (torn or scrambled mode).

  These likely steps will not help if the problem occurs only in a single application. If you see similar problems in a single window or app, check with the developer of the app for more help or updates.

  Check the connections

  Check the connections on your Mac and external screens:

  • If you use an Apple laptop computer, try to connect the AC adapter.
  • Make sure that the power cable from the external display is connected correctly and that your display is enabled.
  • If you are using a Mac Pro (end of 2013), make sure that your screens are plugged into the right ports.
  • If you use a hub of display, Cabinet or "KVM", try to connect the video cable from your screen directly to your Mac instead.
  • Unplug the video cable where it plugs into your Mac, then reconnect to reinsert the connection.
  • If you are using a video card, unplug the video adapter on your Mac, then reconnect to reinsert the connection.
  • If you use multiple video cards to connect your screen (the cards are "chained"), testing connection of the screen by using a single adapter if possible. Some video cards may not be linked together. For example, a mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter may not be connected to an adapter DVI to HDMI.
  • If your screen has more than one video connection, see if you are using another connection on the display works. If possible, check if you use a different view or a different adapter works.
  • Try using another cable that you know to be in working condition. Check with the manufacturer of the screen to make sure that you use the cable they recommend.

  Detect your display

  If you use an external monitor, sleep and wake your Mac to check for connected screens:

  1. Press the power button on your computer to standby, or choose the Apple menu > sleep.
  2. Wait a few moments, and then press a key on your keyboard or click your mouse or trackpad to wake up your Mac.

  If you use more than one screen, and you can see the image on one of the screens, you can also use the preferences monitors to check the connected screens.

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  Get more help

  If you have tried these steps and your screen still does not work, contact the Apple support for more help.

  Thank you for reaching out to the communities of Apple Support.

  Kind regards.

• Apple Cinema Display

  Want to use my two 30 "Apple Cinema Display DVI 2560 x 1600 at full resolution and have not found the graphics card.

  Have:

  Mac Pro Model ID: MacPro4, 1

  In early 2009

  Processor 3.32 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon

  Memory 48 GB 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC

  Graphics  ATI Radeon HD 4870 512 MB

  Software  Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5 (11G 63)

  Have you tried an ATI Radeon 4870 x 2 GB but still cannot get full resolution on the 2nd monitor.

  Any recommendations for the graphics card?

  Thank you

  This monitor has DVI double input binding.

  You need a cheap mini displayport ($99) for video cards with a mini displayport

  A card with DVI output double link will work

• Display is dimmed after 4.4.2 Android update - yoga - 10

  Hello community! After the update 4.4.2 the screen seems to be grayed out permanently above the command down field. I think it's a software bug, because sometimes after a browser search, he returned to the screen normal and expected. But, oddly, when I adjust the Volume with the buttons, the screen gets dim again. I tried to change the settings of brightness and energy, but they seem to behave normally.

  I hope that you have an idea. Here is a picture:

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  Given to zero has helped. Thank you