u/Standard_Return_129

New to Mac - edid handshake fails

Hey all, I had posted previous that our church was upgrading from a super old windows pc to the new mini m5 pro.

I have that set up and functional. The feed from propresenter 7 reaches the projector perfectly. However it now displays the clocksource in the upper left, and mini m5 pro in the lower left corner. This happened after switching usbc ports. I have rebooted everything and it did not go away.

My current issue with with the mac to recognize our atem extreme mini iso. I have 2 hdmis from mac to atem, and it doesn't recognize either one. They are plugged into the atem 1&2 ports, and if i can move them that would be awesome.

I have tried different boot up patterns, and none of that seems to matter.

Has anyone had anything like this and figured out a solution? Preferably on the budget side of things. TIA

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u/Standard_Return_129 — 11 days ago

New set up for Church

We are building a new setup at church to run propresenter 7. Background is for the last 6+ years we have been on PP6. The pc that ran it is super old, but it kept going, so we didnt change it.

Then a new volunteer clicked update on the pc, and it broke the connection from the nvidia card and will no longer cast our slide show.

With this upgrade, we are looking at adding more displays.

Mac mini- monitor - 1 line to atem mini extreme- 1 line to projector - split hdmis to stage monitor for worship/pastor only to see.

New setup looks like Mac mini m5 pro, but I dont know if I need usbc/hdmi adapters, or the thunderbolt ones. Does it need to plug in the hdmi adapter cable to the projector for extra power.

Is a BT keyboard and mouse better or do I need an adapter for a wireless one.

Can I use my current monitor from Windows pc or do I need a different one?

Will a 13in1 fusion dock be good to hook up for extra ports? Or is that junk /not needed?

I've never had a mac, or any apple device, and I feel lost.

Appreciate any tips on what to get and what to stay away from. Not a professional, just a volunteer that runs the media team.

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u/Standard_Return_129 — 1 month ago