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It's not actually a TV but a ceiling mounted projector that is linked to the pioneer so I have no ability to try mac direct to that device.<br />
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I'm just giving in and have vetoed any change of configuration (last time this daughter fiddled I had to replace the receiver).<br />
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Thanks for the reply.
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It's not actually a TV but a ceiling mounted projector that is linked to the pioneer so I have no ability to try mac direct to that device.

I'm just giving in and have vetoed any change of configuration (last time this daughter fiddled I had to replace the receiver).

Thanks for the reply.

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Hi. I'm a noob when it comes to anything Apple and a double noob when it comes to audio/visual equipment.... but my daughter now has a macbook pro and wants to link it into my Pioneer VSX-521 for both video and audio.<br />
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There is one hdmi output on the macbook pro<br />
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I can plug this into one of the various HDMI ports behind the pioneer, and I can get audio. How on earth do I also get the video?<br />
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any ideas welcomed
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Hi. I'm a noob when it comes to anything Apple and a double noob when it comes to audio/visual equipment.... but my daughter now has a macbook pro and wants to link it into my Pioneer VSX-521 for both video and audio.

There is one hdmi output on the macbook pro

I can plug this into one of the various HDMI ports behind the pioneer, and I can get audio. How on earth do I also get the video?

any ideas welcomed

can I get macbook pro video and audio to pioneer receiver by one hdmi cable?

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