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Anonymous Posted on Mar 19, 2017

My Optoma ep739 will not detect my MacBook Pro (2011)

I have the VGA adaptor for my Macbook Pro, which does detect the Projector, However, when I switch to VGA on my projector, it searches and then says, "NO SIGNAL"... Is there something I am Missing? I went into my preferences on my Mac & the mac sees the projector, I turned on mirroring and even adjusted both the mac's resolution to match the projector's... I don't know???? We have a newer Optoma Projector we use in church and it IMMEDIATELY syncs, without having to do anything... The 1st time I tried it, for a split second I was able to see the mac on my screen, then it went to searching and since, keeps coming back as "NO SIGNAL". My PS3 is connected via the DVI and comes in perfect, and is immediately detected... So What am I missing, What Can I Do? Thank You

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 26, 2008

SOURCE: Apple Macbook pro video out to VGA port ("d-sub") on Optoma

There's no solution. it will not connect with macbook pro or any other mac. as on the phone with all technicians and they do not know what to do. I had the unit replaced and still would not connect.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 10, 2011

SOURCE: I recently acquired an optoma ezPro 585 LCD

did you figure this prob out? I have virtually the same prob, except mine says "invalid source"

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