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Is there an adapter that connects an HDMI port to an Apple Thunderbolt 4 port ? Thunderbolt 4 is identical in size to USB-C, but offers more power. For this reason, I'm not looking for an HDMI-to-USB-C adapter.
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winter bee
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Do you want to connect a display to your Mac Mini? If so, a simple USB Type-C to HDMI adapter will suffice.
USB Type-C is a connector with many possible functions. USB data, power, and a DisplayPort signal are the most common options it can offer.
Thunderbolt 3/4, or USB 4, also uses the Type-C connector and offers PCIe, faster data rates, and mandatory DisplayPort support. Thunderbolt is also backward compatible with the USB protocol. The Mac mini supports USB 3.1 Gen 2 (10 Gbps) via the Thunderbolt port.
The Mac Mini supports a DisplayPort 1.4 signal via its Thunderbolt port. This can be accessed via an adapter that doesn't necessarily use Thunderbolt. A DisplayPort signal can be easily converted to an HDMI signal.
I recently purchased this adapter for, among other things, my M1 MacBook Air. The MacBook also uses Thunderbolt / USB 4. This adapter supports HDMI 2.0 for 4K60 or 1440p144, for example. There are also cheaper adapters with HDMI 1.4 for 4K30 or 1440p60.
If you want to go the other way, capturing an HDMI signal with your Mac Mini, you'll need different hardware. You'll need a capture card that supports USB, Thunderbolt, or PCIe (over Thunderbolt).
The easiest way is with a USB capture card. If the card uses USB Type-A, you'll need a Type-C to Type-A adapter. When choosing an adapter, make sure it supports bandwidth (480 Mbps, USB 2.0, 5 Gbps, or 10 Gbps).
With a PCIe capture card, you'll also need an adapter/enclosure for PCIe accessories. Thunderbolt can transfer PCIe, but it's still a Type-C connector.
ein usb c auf hdmi reiche vollkommen aus hab ne galaxy book pro 13 der hat ein hdmi anschlusse aber selbst wenn ein usb c auf hdmi an den normal usb c oder tb4 anschliessen funknier es.
aber verstehrt dein problem nicht Thunderboldt 3/4 ist für datenübertragung gedacht z.b schnelle ssd,sticks,egpu,game capture man kann über tb3/4 anschluss auch andere gerät wie eine extern usb c monitor mit strom versorgen oder willst ein hdmi eingang haben ?
du muss schon sagen was genau du machen willst damit man dir helfen kann
Gibt es so in der Art nicht und macht auch keinen Sinn. USB-C ist nur ein Format für eine Verbindung und darüber lassen sich von reinem USB (in verschiedenen Generationen und Geschwindigkeiten) bis zu Thunderbolt alles mögliche übertragen.
Für HDMI ist dann DisplayPort wichtig, welches auch mit über den USB-C-Anschluss übertragen und leicht in HDMI gewandelt werden kann. Wenn du hier zukunftssicher sein willst, dann hole dir einen Adapter, der HDMI > 2.0 und DisplayPort ≥ 1.4 unterstützt.
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. The fact is that the display output is HDMI, and the Mac Mini offers USB-C or Thunderbolt 4 ports on the back.
Greetings
Winter bee
The Mac mini M2 offers one HDMI output and two Thunderbolt 4 ports. Both Thunderbolt (USB-C) ports also support DisplayPort.
https://www.apple.com/de/mac-mini/specs/
Since the Mac mini M2 (not Pro) only supports two monitors at once, you can connect either one monitor via HDMI and one via USB-C/DisplayPort, or two via USB-C/DisplayPort. If your monitor supports DisplayPort directly, you'll use a USB-C to DisplayPort adapter. If it only supports HDMI, you'll use a USB-C to HDMI adapter (which is technically DisplayPort to HDMI).
It remains the case that USB-C is just a connector format, not a transmission standard. And with a few exceptions (e.g., Apple's StudioDisplay, LG UltraFine 5K), almost all monitors don't support Thunderbolt. The vast majority only support HDMI and DisplayPort.