I hear from some people that they connect their MacBook to a monitor and notice a poorer display of image resolution, colors or refresh rate when using a no-name adapter (USB-C to Digital AV). However, with the same adapter from Apple they notice a better display. How can this be and is it even true?
If I want a higher image resolution in a PDF (for photos in the PDF), can I export the document I'm exporting as a PDF to A3 instead of A4? Will the images then be exported for a larger format with more pixels?
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Hello there I have an Apple TV 4K and an LG 32GN600 gaming monitor (80 cm/31 ", 2560 x 1440 pixels, WQHD, 5 ms response time, 165 Hz) Can I choose 4k resolution and watch? If not, is it still possible and what would be the disadvantages? What resolution would be optimal?
Hello, I have a second monitor here and it only lets me set this resolution. How can I get around this or what can I do to get a normal picture? Thank you