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I have a presentation I don't have my HP notebook with my so I'm stuck with MacBookPro 5.5
It has one Firewire port. I need to connect 3 TVs to and I would need to play a different video on each. Basically I would have my notebooks desktop extended 3 times and then a VLC Player instance on each screen playing one video.
What do I need to do this. All I found for Mac was an HDMI Hub option that has one HDMI hub input and 4 HDMI outputs but that does not allow you to extend your desktop I believe that is the HDMI hub that they use in tech stores where they connect all the TVs to the Hub and then play one video from a PC and it outputs to all.
So what do I need to connect 3 TV's to my MacBookPro 5.5
My MacBookPro 5.5 is 2009~ model how do I check if it has Thunderbolt connector ? What if I used my HP Notebook ATI 6770HD Mobile 1GB dedicated RAM with HDMI output, 12GB RAM, QuadCore. Would this give me more options ? – Sterling Duchess – 2013-04-16T14:08:27.640
Also if I have a Thunderbolt connector how would I do it then ? – Sterling Duchess – 2013-04-16T14:12:11.500
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I checked Wikipedia when posting my answer. There's no Thunderbolt on your model. If your HP has USB 3.0 or an ExpressCard slot you may have more options... but the limiting factor isn't CPU speed or GPU speed, it's the throughput of outputs able to carry video data.
– Ben Voigt – 2013-04-16T14:31:23.267@kellax: See edit concerning connection of multiple displays through one DisplayPort – Ben Voigt – 2013-04-16T14:42:39.950