even so, I'm not sure how that would help in this scenario. I tried to delete the *.plist files, but I wasn't able to in single user mode - told me it was a system file. I've tried Displa圜onfigX (and bought it to "export" the settings) - not only does this crash when connected via VNC but the exported settings are ignored on a reboot. I've tried SwitchResX while connected via VNC: it run and it gives me the illusion that I'm changing settings but after a reboot, I get nothing but the "standard" VGA modes. If I connect to the mini via VNC, it tells me that it only detects a standard VGA monitor. The connectors are typically used to transmit video from a source (like a computer or game console) to a display device (such as a monitor or TV). When I plug in the DVI-to-HDMI adapter, which runs to the HDMI switch box, I get nothing.
#Dvi to hdmi no signal on tv tv#
It correctly shows that it's a Sony TV and it's happy. Its been weeks and I am still working on re-installing and re-assembling all the parts: 2 monitors, multiple external drives, re-install software, etc., a mayor PITA. I upgraded the TV to a sony bravia xbr43x800e that only has HDMI. If I hook up the mini to the TV directly via DVI to DVI, it works fine: I like to drive it in 1280x720 but I've had it run all the way to 1080i. I am still recovering from a motherboard failure that happened in December. I have a dell laptop that was connected to a sony bravia TV by VGA cable and worked fine. I mean, it's shows me no screen of any kind. I know the switchbox is handingly the HDMI to DVI OK - I have a TiVo HD and Xbox 360 which both work fine but the Mac mini isn't cooperating. XtremeMac XTREMEHD HDMI switch box with an HDMI to DVI adapter to the TV
Sony Rear Projection LCD TV DVI-only up to 1080i
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