Re: I would like to connect an Apple Studio Display 17"...
Apple Studio Displays connect via DVI cables. The PowerMac G4 (all versions) support both VGA & DVI. You shouldn't need any adaptors. It should just plug into the back.
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By navigate the hard drive they are simply asking you to browse the local system drive - probably to find the Netflix program folder and move it to the trash or find the netflix system prefs.
It depends on which G4 you have. If it's a Quicksilver , there is no Mic in, and you'll need a USB audio adaptor to connect a microphone. Other G4s, it's on the back, right next to sound out. Griffin iMichttp://www.griffintechnology.com/products/imic
here is a manual for the 17 in. apple studio http://www.devicemanuals.com/guide/Display%20and%20Video/Apple/Apple-Apple-Studio-Display-(17-inch-CRT)-User%27s-TVRBek9BPT.html
you should be able to get hold of a convert that plugs in to your laptop then you should be able to plug the monitor in to the converter with out having any problems with display settings
Mac help is built into the operating system on your computer. There really aren't any paper manuals for them. Here is a link to Apple's web site that should get you started: http://www.apple.com/support/imac/g4/
I am not sure how youve manage to connect these 2 items. You did not specify whic Portage you have, but even the most recent only has SXGA video port. The Apple cinema display connector is ADC. APPLE DISPLAY CONNECTOR. No computers on the planet have this port except for apple's. It's basically a modified DVI connector. In order for you to use this monitor with your computer, you would have to purchase a DVI to ADC connector , which is another APPLE only item and selld for $100 new. You would then have to purchase a SXGA to DVI adaptor...It sounds like a costly endeavor, and with a connections your Portage's onboard video card , amynot even support the resolution for this monitor.
Hi April!
I don't have a solution to your problem, but I do now have exactly the same problem (and G4/display) ! I wonder if you ever managed to get it fixed? Another posting suggests the LCD inverter may be to blame. Did you investigate this at all?
Best wishes
Tristram
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