VESA compatible monitors?

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• Recommendation for compatible monitor.

  Just bought an HP 25vx monitor for my MacPro (early 2009).  Monitor works but comes with no info Mac or operating instructions, only a CD of Windoze. Attempts to contact HP "customer service" virtually impossible.  Want a recommendation for a MAC compatible monitor that provides Mac support.  Any recommendations?

  If it works, it's Mac compatible.  Connect it vIa DVD or HDMI for best results.  No software is required.

• HP envy 13: hp envy 13 QHD compatible monitor

  Hello

  I have a HP Envy 13 with Quad HD display + (3200 x 1800). I would like to be able from time to time to connect my laptop to a monitor. The laptop has the following ports:

  1 HDMI
  1 headset/microphone combo
  3 USB 3.0 (1 HP USB Boost)

  Is there a compatible monitor that I can connect my laptop that would display properly in the high resolution it supports?

  Thank you

  Emma

  Hi @emzyme20,

  Thank you for your clarification.

  If your laptop is running at a higher resolution, then it would support resolution up to and including your current bet.

  Here is a link to a superuser forum post that should help you in your decision.  with resolution of monitor and external display?.  Please note the number 4.  All the ads on the page are not endorsed by HP.

  To get higher on the external monitor resolution, it must also support this resolution.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

• What's my Acer S202hl VESA compatible?

  What's my Acer S202hl VESA compatible?

  The S202HL of Acer isn't Compatible VESA. The best place to find usually on the Acer site.

• HDX 16: Blu - ray is stopped playing HDCP compatible TV as monitor extended

  Have a new TV Vizio, which is certainly HDCP, I use my HP HDX 16 as a blu - ray player for.  I played a Blu - ray disc very well two weeks ago.  In the meantime, I detached from the laptop and connected to a compatible monitor non HDCP for some basic computer in my office.  I also installed software for a Lenovo N5901 wireless Mini-keyboard.  Last night, I put in place 16 HDX to the Vizio, and now it won't play blu - ray.  It behaves exactly like when I learned that my desktop monitor is not HDCP... the screen on the Vizio is a fast blink, while it behaves as if the video cable has been disconnected.

  • Blu - ray will not play via Windows Media Center on the Vizio software or HP Media Smart
  • Can I have the HDX 16 display put in place a monitor scope, and play Blu - ray Windows Media Center HP Media Smart and on this screen.
  • I can drag the video playback window and have the majority on this subject on the screen of HDX 16; the part on the HDX 16 film, the part of the window on the Vizio is black
  • As soon as I put 50% or more of the window on the Vizio, the Vizio turns off as if the video stream has been cut
  • I tried several HDMI cables, without success
  • I tried several Blu - ray discs, without success
  • Regular DVD plays fine on the Vizio
  • Called Netflix to see if their records are coded;  They said their streaming movies meet HDCP compliance.  We have tested and they stream on the Vizio. (I don't buy it demand... Netflix streams fine on my monitor non HDCP in my office)
  • Netflix said there could be a Blu - ray firmware update that may be the cause.

  Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

  Hello

  This assumes that you are running Windows 7.

  Download the latest installer for MediaSmart DVD on the link below and save it to your desktop.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp50501-51000/sp50935.exe

  Then go to windows control panel, open programs and features and uninstall HP MediaSmart DVD.

  If you do not have an extraction utility installed, download and install 7-Zip.  Right click on the installation program you download, select Extract 7 - Zip, select the files, and then click Ok.  Open the newly extracted folder, open src and scroll down until you see the application setup ( 6th in the background with a size of 310 KB ).  This Application Configuration right click and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  Once the installation is complete, restart the computer and see if you can now read your Blu - ray discs.

  I hope this helps.

  Best wishes

  DP - K

• MacBook Pro does not detect monitor Dell through CDM

  Guys, a few weeks ago I asked a question if bolt of lightning 2 CDM-compatible monitors. You guys lied. I got the Dell P2715Q today and I have connected to the computer with the USB cable I had Plug and cable thunderbolt. I did everything, but my Mac has not detected even if I pressed the "Detect" button in the system preferably several times. I restarted my computer and still nothing happens. The monitor speaks to me of * like 'Enter in Safe Mode' then what I do now? What the * Apple? You create all by yourself? Your useless thunderbolt screen is worse than the air show 2011 MB! Help guys!

  What USB connection?  There is no "monitor" for this Dell Monitor USB connection.  The USB connection is a USB hub built into the monitor for other devices.  You must select one of the following values: DP, HDMI or mini-DP.

  I'm sitting on my right now uses a new MacBook Pro computer w/Retina.  It is connected via the Thunderbolt port to a Dell U2715H using the connection of the RFP at the back.  No problem at all.  I used this type of connection for the most recent years (previously an old MacBook Pro, 2011 model).

  Rich

• iMac 27 "with the second monitor boots black with cursor

  I can't seem to find another discussion altogether as my problem starting special 'black screen ':

  New iMac 27 "retina 5K (end of 2015) running OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 with second monitor Samsung connected by Mini DP - DVI.  When starting, the two screens are displayed in black, but the cursor is available and can be moved.

  I have to make a hard stop and disconnect the second monitor to start at the login screen. Then I can reconnect the monitor and everything works.

  Any suggestions for a fix?

  So, I spent some time with Apple customer support. Several of the standard troubleshooting for problems of mystery, they came to the conclusion that there was an incompatibility of driver with the Samsung monitor at startup which is mucking things up, and I just have to accept starting with the second disconnected monitor then plug it in again after a successful login.

  Samsung does not write the monitor for Mac drivers (for some reason any), that's why the customer support figures that there is a hangup at startup. But why OS X recognize the monitor and run fine otherwise? Why only hang at boot time? And why my Mac Book Pro 2007 running the same version of El Capitan boot fine with the connected monitor? It has something to do with the Thunderbolt/mini-DP-to-DVI connection? I don't know, and I guess that Apple's Support is not either.

  I fell on a hack, which is as follows:

  1. start with the second monitor connected

  2. in the "black screen with cursor" hold the power button quite long to put the computer to sleep

  3 wake up the computer with the keyboard or trackpad or other

  4 and now the login screen will appear.

  5 log in as usual.

  6.

  I hope this helps someone. One day I'll get a more compatible monitor and it will not be a Samsung.

  They make nice dish, however.

• 5 k monitor with MacPro 6.1 (late 2013)?

  Hi, MacPro with 2xATI FP D500 GPU with 5 k compatible monitor? Thank you

  Double-cable displays

  Some if poster with greater than 4K resolutions requires two DisplayPort cables to connect the screen at full resolution. With OS X v10.10.3 or later version Yosemite, 5K 27-inch Dell UP2715K display is supported on the following Mac computers:

  • Mac Pro (end 2013)
  • iMac (retina 5K, 27-inch, late 2014 and later versions)
  • MacBook Pro (retina, 15 inch, mid-2015) with AMD Radeon R9 M370X

  From:

  Use screens 4 K and Ultra HD TVs with your Mac - Apple Support

• Pilot Windows 10 for H213H monitor

  I have an old Acer H213H model monitor. It works well as a monitor generic pnp on my 64 bit of Windows 10 system, but I want to update the drivers.

  When I look in the support software, it says the only driver for model H213H is for Windows Vista 32 bit. I didn't monitor that was old. Is there a compatible monitor more recent I can download the Win 10 driver and install it, some type of generic Windows 10 to the Acer Monitor driver?

  Thank you.

  Windows 10, you don't have a monitor driver need, they will communicate the data necessary for the correct resolution and frequency once connected.

  a driver or a .inf file, it will add only a label string (model name), nothing else.

• No Signal on external monitor

  Good day HP,.

  Ive recently bought a new TV/monitor. Its Asus 27T1E TV monitor.

  I can't get this monitor to see the video (no signal) for the DisplayPort.

  My laptop is an elitebook 8540w (ATI over-pants M5800). Using Windows 7 Ultimate x 64.

  Windows tells me that my card drivers are up to date.

  My configuration: Displayport--> dp/hdmi converter--> HDMI cable--> monitor.

  Result; no signal, but my elitebook tells me there is a monitor (Asus 27T1E, this name is correct) connected.

  I can move my mouse in the expanded view and when I take a screenshot, the two screens are included, but no image is displayed.

  The tests:

  EliteBook hooked to my dads tv (BeoVision 7)

  DisplayPort--> dp/hdmi converter--> hdmi cable--> TV.

  Result: Video (audio not tested)

  another laptop (no brand, 3 years) with NVIDEA GeForce 9600 M GT

  -->--> Monitor hdmi cable HDMI port (asus 27t1e).

  Result: Video (audio not tested)

  EliteBook hooked up with d - Sub in asus 27t1e

  Result: video

  These results lead me to two possible conclusions;

  ASUS 27t1e cannot handle DisplayPort demoted in HDMI signal or

  Laptop has some kind of error.

  all proposals/solutions?

  Please let me know.

  ~ Zspanky

  Welcome to the HP Forum!

  Zspanky wrote:

  Good day HP,.

  Ive recently bought a new TV/monitor. Its Asus 27T1E TV monitor.

  I can't get this monitor to see the video (no signal) for the DisplayPort.

  My laptop is an elitebook 8540w (ATI over-pants M5800). Using Windows 7 Ultimate x 64.

  Windows tells me that my card drivers are up to date.

  My configuration: Displayport--> dp/hdmi converter--> HDMI cable--> monitor.

  Result; no signal, but my elitebook tells me there is a monitor (Asus 27T1E, this name is correct) connected.

  I can move my mouse in the expanded view and when I take a screenshot, the two screens are included, but no image is displayed.

  The tests:

  EliteBook hooked to my dads tv (BeoVision 7)

  DisplayPort--> dp/hdmi converter--> hdmi cable--> TV.

  Result: Video (audio not tested)

  another laptop (no brand, 3 years) with NVIDEA GeForce 9600 M GT

  -->--> Monitor hdmi cable HDMI port (asus 27t1e).

  Result: Video (audio not tested)

  EliteBook hooked up with d - Sub in asus 27t1e

  Result: video

  These results lead me to two possible conclusions;

  ASUS 27t1e cannot handle DisplayPort demoted in HDMI signal or

  Laptop has some kind of error.

  all proposals/solutions?

  Please let me know.

  ~ Zspanky

  Your troubleshooting leads me to the monitor ASUS having problems. The test with your father TV proved that your laptop is video production that should be displayed by a TV or a compatible monitor.

  Try another monitor. If it works, then it is again confirmed be an ASUS monitor problem

  Kind regards
  ERICO

• Toshiba 46TL938: 3D playback choppy when PC to TV via HDMI

  Hello

  I have a very specific problem and cannot identify exactly what the problem maybe. In short:

  -J' have a 3D film which is read by VLC but also KMplayer.
  -On my monitor 23 "1080 p via HDMI, the film plays well enough and smooth.
  -On my Toshiba 46 "HDTV playback on 3D sometimes accused, exactly the same thing when a computer cannot handle the load and the shifts on video playback.
  -J' tried to put the film on a USB and connect it to the TV. Then playback of 3D on the TV was really smooth without any lag.

  If the facts are executives work well on a HD 23 "(playedback with VLC and KMplayer) monitor, but also run smooth on my laptops screen."
  Fact is also that the same movie plays smooth a Flash USB plugged into the TV.

  I tried with another movie (no 3D) listen to from my laptop via HDMI on my TV. This worked pretty well without any lag.

  (1) so my main question is if the movie is not correct, why play it right back via a USB, but not through my laptop.

  (2) in addition, if my computers vga portable would be unable to handle the 1080, I guess that reading also lag on my monitor 23 "which is also 1080.

  I have really no idea if it's the movie, TV or vga that has the problem.
  Any suggestion would be great.

  Thank you in advance.

  Hardware information:
  TV: Toshiba 46TL938
  Notebook: Xi of Fujitsu Amilo 2528

  Hello

  I put t thinks that his TV show.
  First of all using USB flash memory, the movie is managed by Toshiba media player and second the data does not need to be send via cable.

  The notebook movie streaming, you send the signal to the TV via an HDMI cable. 3D movies contains a lot of data and this could affect the playback quality streaming of data from one device to another.

  So if you have seen some interruptions during playback, it could be linked to the HDMI cable.
  If your HDMI connection is capable of 1080 p and/or your TV is capable of greater than 50 Hz refresh rate, need you a cable of category 2. Conventional HDMI/DVI cable may not work properly with this model. Also try a short cable (1.5 to 2 m)

  You should also consult the user manual * 88.* page
  The HDMI on the TV inputs accept the VGA, SVGA, XGA, WXGA and SXGA signal formats that are
  as shown in table _page 88_ VESA-compatible.

  Since some PC and HDMI or DVI input signals of devices which differ of the resolution and frequency that are described in the table, the following phenomenon can happen; _incorrect display, detection of fake format, failure of position photo, blur or judder_.

  In this case, set the monitor output on your PC, HDMI or DVI device to conform to a signal in the table you will find in the user manual.

• No 3D video on external projector not connected to the Satellite R630 - 14H

  I bought a projector that supports 3D 1080 p videos.
  I plugged in my laptop Toshiba Satellita R630 - 14H with a HDMI cable which should also support 3D.
  I used reading software that should also support 3D and downloaded a few demos to the SBS format.

  But when I play these videos, they are really displayed side by side and not as 3D.
  When I say the beamer from 2D to 3D, it always says that the entrance is not in 3D.
  The program of Intel graphics driver that has been pre-installed lists a 3D option.

  What version of HDMI the R630 - 14 H uses?
  Support 3D-video?
  Am I missing something else?

  > I plugged into my laptop Toshiba Satellite R630 - 14H with a HDMI cable which should also support 3D.

  Where did you get or find information about the 3D on this laptop support?
  Technical data Toshiba Satellite R630 - 14 H says that this support unit unit internal Intel HD graphics.

  Sorry mate but this isn't 3D capable graphics card and I don t think 3D release would be possible.

  To be able to use an external 3D monitor or projector, you would need a laptop with compatible 3D graphics card. For example a GPU nVidia Driver compatible 3D display, (NVIDIA 3D Vision Kit) 3D glasses and 3D compatible monitor or projector (120 Hz).

• HP Pavilion Elite e9180t CTO D: Will Graphics card work with my desktop computer

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite e9180t CTO Desktop PC - AV321AV-ABA e9180t

  Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Service Pack 1

  Intel Core i7 CPU 975 3.33 GHz

  ATI Radeon HD 4850

  Motherboard: TRUCKEE 1.04

  System BIOS: 5.29

  To activate the ray-tracing on the GPU, Adobe After Effects requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved.

  An NVIDIA representative recommended a GEFORCE GTX 780.  The PNY Graphics Card VCGGTX7803XPB video will work with my desk?

  Hi there @LeoOfMars
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are looking to find out if a video card is compatible with your information system. I'm happy to help you with that.

  The main reasons to be sure of are normally feeding you, special (to THE) cable power supply for the graphics card, on the motherboard compatible expansion slot, the drivers for your operating system, another thing to know is the physical size of the map, for moments of cases.

  Looking at the specs of your system and the motherboard by default, I listed the type of slot of power and expansion.

  HP Pavilion Elite e9180t Desktop PC product specifications and configurable Options

  Output power of power: 460 Watt

  HP and Compaq desktop PC - specifications of the motherboard, IPMTB-TK (Truckee)

  Two graphics PCI Express 2.0 x 16 (for graphics cards)

  Go to the video card you are looking at:

  GTX 780 3072 MB GDDR5 PCI-E 3.0 OC Custom cooled graphics card

  Input power: 1 x 8-pin auxiliary input aux input 1 x 6-pin
  Bus type: PCI-Express 3.0 16 x
  
  System requirements:
  Mother compatible PCI Express with a slot of chart double-width x 16
  Power 600W minimum (with a minimum of 12V current rating of 42A) 3
  300 MB of available disk space
  2 GB of memory system (4 GB or more recommended)
  Microsoft Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP Operating System (32 or 64-bit)
  DVD-ROM drive or Internet connection for installation
  DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort or VGA compatible monitor

  So on a quick inspection of both devices there are three problems, so this card will not work on your motherboard or with the current power.

  I hope this helps.

  1 x 8 pins, entry to aux in, 1 x 6-pin

• Apple TV 4 does not recognize my HDMI to VGA Converter

  I bought a KENIMBENI ATV Pro to connect my new Apple TV 4 to an older VGA projector.  The KENIMBENI adapter works fine with any old 2nd Gen Apple TV.  However the Apple TV 4 simply stops as soon as a connect the KENIMBENI to its HDMI output.  Even after changing the resolution settings and perform a software update on it Apple TV (with a borrowed HDMI compatible monitor), I still do not get any signal out of the KENIMBENI.

  Contact KENIMBENI first to see what they say, also end feedback to Apple.

  http://www.Apple.com/feedback/AppleTV.html

  I used to have one of those, and it worked very well with ATV 2/3.

  I replaced my projector VGA a couple of years for a HDMI equipped one so impossible to confirm if the KENIMBENI still works with my AppleTV 1-4.

  Many were surprised that the KENIMBENI actually worked with AppleTV in the first place as she welcomed protected by DRM video to be played on the old VGA equipment which was fantastic for us with more older but functional projectors.

• No noise/driver does not work after BIOS update

  Hey, I'm having a problem with my audio drivers. I have what I think is a HP P5RC - motherboard (I'm still not positive, because it was given to me, and I not found any precise identification on it), and I use the onboard sound on this subject. I've had versions of Windows 7 on this computer since the Release Candidate, and at the time I had to manually download the Realtek audio drivers to get the sound to work. I had to do the same thing when I got the full version of 7 Ultimate. After installing Win7, I had various problems. I was able to trace the problem down to the motherboard, but wasn't sure if it was a hardware or BIOS problem. I tried updating the BIOS to Bishop 3.08 since this page and found no big difference, apart from the fact that the sound did not work. I tried redownloading and installing Realtek drivers and restarted, but I still get all the sounds. What is another problem with the material of the motherboard, BIOS update problem or a driver problem?

  Thanks in advance!

  -AMV_Ph34r

  Edit: I should probably note that I built the computer and used the motherboard that was given to me in this document is not an HP computer.

  Edit 2: Another note - I have an Asus EAH3450 video card, which has a HDMI port on it. HDMI audio driver has two audio devices in the control panel and Device Manager. However, I do not have a compatible monitor HDMI, so I need the built-in sound card.

  Because your video card can also function as a sound card you must go into the BIOS and change your sound option to 'Auto' (which is probably trying to use your card as the audio device video by default) for the on-board sound of motherboards.

  If you found my answer helpful please say thanks with a KUDO (click on the star).