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some of us waited long for video out on macbook pros running under bootcamp.
it should work under leopard.
link: http://createdigitalmotion.com/2007/11/ ... t-macbook/infolink

[Edited on 15-11-2007 by sikanda]

Has anyone tested this yet? I'm about to buy a Macbook Pro, but I want to know for sure that s video is going to work.

cheers


IncuF

Tested and it works!

You'll need these videodrivers in XP under bootcamp: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306891

...beware, it only works with a nvidea graphic card. But all new macbooks pro have nvidea. So put on your running shoes and rush to your nearby Applestore.....:D

[Edited on 29-1-2008 by BuckRogers]

[Edited on 29-1-2008 by BuckRogers]

Thanx Buckrogers, I´m waiting my Mac.

I bought a Macbook Pro 2.4 ghz 4 Gb ram 15.4

When I got it I promise to post a full performance review.

I´m currently working on a Toshiba M45 1.73 ghz 2 gb RAM. Running 3 640x480 layers (picvideo3 codec). and 1 effect with almost no problems. Some dropped frames when I trigger some clips and loading decks.

Hope performance get's better with my new mac. I guess it should, faster processor + more ram + I'm planning on getting a Firewire 800, 7200 rpm external HD.

hi, i want to follow up on this topic. i'm very strongly a potential macbook pro buyer.

has testing resolume under bootcamp been flawless with video-out to projectors?
how does resolume feel under bootcamp anyway?

thanks, i think this would be useful information to anyone.

defasten wrote:has testing resolume under bootcamp been flawless with video-out to projectors?

No problems noticed. Keep in mind that you'll have to buy an optional Apple DVI to Video Adapter like below. The price is reasonable though ($ 19.00).

Also keep in mind that 'overscan' is not supported by the videodrivers.

defasten wrote:how does resolume feel under bootcamp anyway?

It feels fine. No stutters or crashes so far. But this is logical, cause running windows under bootcamp is like running windows on a regular pc. The only downpoint is booting to windows again

Woah---so it works in Boot Camp with just the regular $19 DVI-to-s-video cable? No need for a DVI->VGA cable plus scan converter?

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