My first mistake but I solved it. The blog before this, I was showing you on my TV the interface where I was going to connect the
AppleTV. However, that interface was a male. :< style="color: rgb(102, 51, 255); font-weight: bold;">HDMI connector interface. I started to panic and was wondering if there were any interfaces left. I find out after looking up in the manual, that I have 3
HDMI female interfaces. Well, 2 were already used but I was lucky that one was available. Actually, you might think that all of them should have been used. My Video Recorder uses one. My
Playstation3 uses the other one. Thank god my
Xbox 360 did not. It uses an older Interface called the
"Sub-D" interface. If I ever upgrade my 360 or have another
HDMI device needed to connect to my TV, I will have a problem. But I think there is a workaround for that as well. Anyway, I have one last free port available for my
AppleTV HDMI setup. Whew!
My first mistake but I solved it. The blog before this, I was showing you on my TV the interface where I was going to connect the AppleTV. However, that interface was a male. :< style="color: rgb(102, 51, 255); font-weight: bold;">HDMI connector interface. I started to panic and was wondering if there were any interfaces left. I find out after looking up in the manual, that I have 3 HDMI female interfaces. Well, 2 were already used but I was lucky that one was available. Actually, you might think that all of them should have been used. My Video Recorder uses one. My Playstation3 uses the other one. Thank god my Xbox 360 did not. It uses an older Interface called the "Sub-D" interface. If I ever upgrade my 360 or have another HDMI device needed to connect to my TV, I will have a problem. But I think there is a workaround for that as well. Anyway, I have one last free port available for my AppleTV HDMI setup. Whew!
