MacBook DVI in?

[Nash]

I know it has a mini-DVI port that you can get an adapter for to use an external monitor. Is it two way? Could you plug an Xbox 360 into a MacBook and use it for the screen?

 

[Beepcake]

In a word, no.

 

[Al Vallario]

In a word, no.

^ What he said.

The only way you could achieve this is to have a USB video input card. Even then, I've only ever seen consumer video input cards with composite or svideo connections (or coax if they have a built-in TV tuner); not VGA, DVI or Component as I'd assume you would like.

*av

 

[Nash]

Oh okay, fair enough

 

[BillytheImpaler]

Have you ever seen a consumer notebook computer with digital or analog video in without an add-on card or peripheral?

 

[punky_munky]

Yes.

 

[Nash]

Have you ever seen a consumer notebook computer with digital or analog video in without an add-on card or peripheral?

Was that a general question to everyone because you're interested or a dig at me for being stupid?

 

[BillytheImpaler]

It's something of a general question becasue I've never seen one. Perhaps if you were asking if the MB had this feature you'd seen it before on other machines.