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so I was looking for a new monitor for my Mac
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and then I realised I had an old imac
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just sitting in my garage
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so I started to
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to investigate how to use this worn out
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2,006 imac as a second monitor
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turns out there's a few ways we can do this
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first way this is by using an app called Duet Display
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no Duet Display you can also use your
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your iPad as an additional monitor
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but we're looking at using that old Mac
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that you've got tucked away
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so here's a setup
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I've got an old Mac and this one's like a 2,006 model
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so it's quite old and I've got a new 16 inch MacBook
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first thing
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the first thing I'm gonna do is visit Duet Display
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and because the
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the Pro version offers a lot more features
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and it's only like $1 a month more
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I'm gonna go for that
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I need to download and install duet on both machines
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so when you've downloaded and installed them
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just make sure they connected to the same network
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I'm going to open up duet on both machines
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and then on the older machine
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I'm going to extend the desktop from me MacBook
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and there we go this old Mac
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it's no longer a Mac
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it's an extra display for me MacBook
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I can now drag stuff over from one Mac to the other
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and that's great
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but I've never really like connecting over the network
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I prefer a cable it's more reliable
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now before I show you how to really up the quality
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if you're getting value from this
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hit the like button
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maybe even subscribe if you're feeling generous no
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if I wanna use a Mac as a monitor
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I want it to look as good as a monitor
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so we need to get away from connecting via Wi-Fi
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and for this we need a couple of things
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on this old Mac
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I've got one of those old Thunderbolt ports
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the square ones no
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this won't work with display ports
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which do look kind of similar
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it's gotta be a Thunderbolt port
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it's gotta have the little lightning symbol on it
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not the square and I'm gonna need a Thunderbolt cable
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that fits my old mic
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and I'm gonna put links to all this stuff below
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we're also gonna need an adapter
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plug the old Thunderbolt cable into a new Mac
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which takes the new style Thunderbolt 4
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an apple does sell one
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so I'll plug the cable into the old Mac
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connect the adapter and then plug that into my MacBook
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if I now open up System Preferences on both machines
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and then navigate to network
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I wanna make sure that I can see the Thunderbolt bridge
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on both computers and then
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it's got a little yellow or green light next to it
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it does so we're all good
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now I can drag things about
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and this is as good as a monitor
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now the limit that duet display has
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is that you need at least Mac 10
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which is High Sierra on your old Mac for this to work
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so before you can start
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you might have to upgrade your old Mac
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now if you don't want to then you can go for option 2
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this may be the way you wanna go
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so option 2 you can use a little dongle like this
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and use an app called Lunar
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No Lunar in my opinion
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just as good as Duet Display and light Duet display
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you can also use your iPad as a second display
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and you can turn your old Mac into displaying
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lunar will work on Mac versions
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all the way down to El Capitan
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which is version 10.11
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all you do is download the lunar display app
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onto your alt machine
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and then
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you download the lunar secondary app onto your machine
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you plug in the don pull into your old machine
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and launch the apps on both machines
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there you go they now connected
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but like with you display
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if you want the best performance
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what you should do is connect your computers together
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with a cable now
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you can use an Ethernet cable
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or connect both computers to your router via Ethernet
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then with the app launched
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come up to preferences and make sure on the Mac to Mac
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you've selected Connect Ethernet only
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and of course
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you need to have the dongle in the old machine
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so there
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you go two ways to turn old Macky into a new monitor
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I hope this helps until next time bye for now
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