Q: What cable do I need to connect my MacBook to an external monitor?

A: It depends on what type of port(s) your MacBook has. For newer models that feature Thunderbolt 3 ports (USB-C), a USB-C to HDMI or DisplayPort cable will work. Older MacBooks with Mini-DisplayPort require a Mini-DisplayPort-to-HDMI adapter or cable.

Q: Does my MacBook support multiple monitors?

A: Yes! Most modern MacBooks are capable of supporting multiple monitors through either their built-in graphics card or using eGPU's which enable even more power increase in handling workflows like video editing especially if used alongside FCPX – Apple's proprietary Video Editing software

Q: How do I set up my dual-monitor display?

A: Step one is connecting both monitors as previously mentioned but depending on how you want them laid out, head over to System Preferences > Displays > Arrangement and arrange utilizing different orientations such as landscape mode or portrait orientation . Be sure check “Mirror Displays” box ????if desired otherwise leave it unchecked.

Q: Can I use my TV as a monitor for my MacBook?

A: Absolutely! As long as your TV supports HDMI input then all you have on hand would be checking if any necessary adapters exist given case scenario like having different types of interface connectors other than HDMI - although this isn't hugely common these days except maybe older Samsung models .

Q:I'm unsure if the resolution seems too large/small after setting up dual-monitors, who can help me adjust properly ?

A: There are a range of external and built-in display calibrating apps that come in handy like "Display Calibrator Assistant" or using a hardware-based option such as Datacolor Spyder which gives specific color adjustments beyond the software-based settings. However, if these seem complex for you, ensure to contact your device manufacturer for assistance.

Q: How do I change my MacBook's default display?

A: Under System Preferences > Displays > Arrangement Primary Display setting will allow you to adjust between views/number(s) of connected screens . A simple click-drag on what screen you want set to primary usually shows up with white menu bar on top while others might have grayed out version.

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