Hi,
I don’t think so Chris. Because the Mac uses the special adaptors to convert
to VGA, I believe the chip in the adaptor itself won’t allow the connection.
Could be wrong but, I believe that’s the case. Probably those folks purchasing
movies from other than iTunes might be doing it on a Wi
Got behind on my reading. Is it possible to use VGA to the projector?
VGA being an old analog standard lacks all the DRM baggage.
CB
On 1/27/14 8:36 PM, Christine Grassman wrote:
We were using HDMI.
On Jan 27, 2014, at 4:40 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Sounds a bit odd. What was the connection
Hi,
Perhaps, but prior to streaming content, those copies were physical items
with the possibility of easy copying and duplication a great deal more
difficult. certainly not in digital quality.
If your goal is one that would fall under the license agreement, then this
should be no issue for yo
Hi,
I know what you mean and feel your frustration. I was a teacher in the
classroom up until three years ago but now manage the technology for our school
district. Just because it has been done, or is done, doesn’t necessarily mean
that it is legal or in the spirit of the law. Teachers are
Agreed in principle, but teachers have been showing videos purchased by them or
through their schools for decades. So such restrictions, insofar as for
educational purposes, is a step backwards, not forwards.
Christine
On Jan 28, 2014, at 3:22 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It looks like t
Hi,
It looks like they’ve changed some things around a bit or I’ve got some things
backwards. When the movie is downloaded, you are correct in that it only shows
the versions of HD available. If the movie is up in the Cloud,, that is, it's
not yet downloaded, the SD version is available in th
It appears to be downloaded. Other movies in the cloud have a download button
next to them, while this one does not. Perhaps it is because it was originally
purchased on the iPhone?
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jan 28, 2014, at 0:01, Tim Kilburn wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is the video downloaded to the
Hi,
Is the video downloaded to the local machine or still in the Cloud? When
iTunes downloads the video to the local machine, it downloads both versions.
Later…
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jan 27, 2014, at 6:47 PM, Christine Grassman wrote:
> When I go into the video quality sub
When I go into the video quality submenu, it is only offering two HD versions:
Default HD 1080 P and High Definition 720 P
Christine
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On Jan 27, 2014, at 5:59 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I’ve seen this with HD movies purchased from iTunes. There are threads on
> the Internet talking
We were using HDMI.
On Jan 27, 2014, at 4:40 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> Sounds a bit odd. What was the connection from your MacBook to the projector?
> I know there is a bag of hurt around HDMI and HD video DRM but if you were
> using the analog VGA connection that shouldn't have had anything
No -- just a cable between the MacBook and the projector, which has always
worked in the past.
Same projector, same MacBook, same cable. (Though we did try a different cable,
thinking perhaps the cable might be the issue.)
Christine
On Jan 27, 2014, at 4:53 PM, Ray Foret Jr wrote:
> That which
I will definitely give that a whirl tomorrow.
Christine
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Hi,
I’ve seen this with HD movies purchased from iTunes. There are threads on the
Internet talking about it that I browsed sometime during last Fall.
Supposedly, if you view the SD version instead of the HD version,, iTunes will
allow many of the projectors to show the content. All Movie/TV
That which I described before happened when I connected my HDTV through my AV
receiver and connected my Iphone via HDMI directly to my AV receiver. Just a
thought, but, have you attempted to pass the signal from your movie playback
source, (Mac or Iphone ETC) to an AV receiver and then to the p
Sounds a bit odd. What was the connection from your MacBook to the
projector? I know there is a bag of hurt around HDMI and HD video DRM
but if you were using the analog VGA connection that shouldn't have had
anything to do with it.
CB
On 1/27/14 2:28 PM, Christine Grassman wrote:
Hello all.
Thanks; we did try this. More than once.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jan 27, 2014, at 14:41, Ray Foret Jr wrote:
>
> I’d plug in and then try to play your movie. I have found, at times, that if
> I make the mistake of trying to switch inputs on my AV receiver while playing
> an ITunes movie I b
I’d plug in and then try to play your movie. I have found, at times, that if I
make the mistake of trying to switch inputs on my AV receiver while playing an
ITunes movie I bought, I sometimes get a warnning that the movie cannot be
played on the device. So, I exit out of the attempt to play t
Hello all. In the past, I have been able to connect my MacBook to a projector
and play any movies in my iTunes library. However, (and it has been months
since I did this), today it did not work. The movie would play on the computer
itself, but as soon as the projector was connected, it would st
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