Update 3/4/09: New final pictures added.
Update 10/26/09: New Comments Added To The Pictures!
COPYRIGHT RESPECTS AND CITATION FOR THIS INSTRUCTABLE IS AS FOLLOWS
All in-game images are copyright of Bungie Studios, Activision, Microsoft, and Infinity Ward.
Halo 3 is a copyright work made by Bungie Studios, USA and Microsoft, USA.
The Call of Duty trademark is an original work by Activision and Infinity Ward, USA
Step 1: Time To Find The Parts!
1. Xbox 360 Console
2. LCD or CRT Computer Monitor. ( Just for a quick FYI, Mine is a 20 inch Dell wfp)
3.Stereo female RCA to male 3.5mm Cable Which Is needed to get the sound from your computer speakers.
4.Xbox 360 VGA HD AV Cable if your monitor does not have a component port. (mine does so no pictures)
PLEASE READ: to get the part 3 & 4, go to amazon.com or Radioshack ( I got my cables at Radioshack for $10)
Step 2: Hook Up the Xbox 360 VGA HD AV Cable
Steps:
1. Unplug The Old Cable From Your Xbox 360.
2. Unplug the VGA cable out of your monitor.
3. Insert the AV Connector on the Cable Into The Xbox 360.
4. Screw The VGA Cable Into Your Monitor
NOTE: I have a composite cable on my monitor so there will be no pictures for this step. I am sorry.
Step 3: Hook Up The Speakers
1. Unplug your speakers from your computer. ( If you do not know what the speaker cable looks like, it is green)
2. Take out your stereo female RCA to male 3.5mm
3. Plug the RED & WHITE plugs on the VGA cable into the stereo female RCA to male 3.5mm
4. Plug the speaker plug ( green plug ) into the stereo female RCA to male 3.5mm
Look at the pictures below for more detail
Step 4: Testing Time!
If it does not work please look over the steps. If it somehow still does not work, PM me.
Step 5: Have Fun
All in-game images are copyright of Bungie Studios, Activision, Microsoft, and Infinity Ward.
Halo 3 is a copyright work made by Bungie Studios, USA and Microsoft, USA.
The Call of Duty trademark is an original work by Activision and Infinity Ward, USA









































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This site has many different audio/video cables to fix your problems. The prices are pretty well listed on the site too! I hope this can help your issue!
and this: http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Go-Stereo-Female-Y-Cable/dp/B0002GUBIS/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1326600090&sr=1-5
thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fyyy0ragWlg
I like your desktop background do you know where i could find it for my laptop?
Even IF Xbox 360 didn't support D-DVI, you cans still connect it to an Apple Cinema via a VGA-DVI adaptor connected to the Mini-DVI adaptor. We tried this and it worked. Most, if not all versions of DVI is backwards compatible with VGA. Read up on it on Wikipedia. Next time think before saying stuff like that. And Little Einstein (name suits), don't be a loser.
You are thinking of a DVI-VGA adapter which comes with most DVI video cards and only cost a dollar or two.
But I would love to see you prove this on a 30" Apple Cinema Display. Reply when you have made your video and have uploaded it for all to view.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB572Z/A?mco=MzE2OTkyNw
Hmmm.... A mini display port to VGA adaptor.... those idiots at Apple don't know what they're talking about. I mean, they only make Cinema Displays. Wow. People are really dumb.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB570Z/A?fnode=MTY1NDA4Mw&mco=MTczNzQ3NjM
Wow, they're even dumber. Here's a mini-DVI to DVI adaptor... again made by Apple themselves. XD
As you can see, HDMI _IS_ backwards compatible with DVI-D. Do some research next time before calling me dumb.
Then explain to everyone why the video doesn't come through correctly, then after all of that you can say I was right. Don't worry you can keep saying you know what your talking about and I won't respond anymore.
"Xbox 360 to Apple 30" Cinema Display"
Why not show a video of yourself using a VGA -> Mini Display Port adaptor or HDMI+DVI-MiniDisplay to connect it to YOUR monitor. If you actually have an Xbox or Cinema. If you don't, and CAN'T make this video, it proves you don't have a Cinema or Xbox, and that your argument is invalid. I've been using Xboxes for years, and I know a thing or two about them.
It's just sad to me that you do not get it, nor did you ever have the intention try it for yourself. You just came on here all "wanna be smart" because you read Wikipedia and don't even own the items in question, Which are 30" Apple Cinema Display & Xbox 360 and a Female DVI-D to HDMI adapter... Not the APPLE DISPLAY PORT.
Seriously I am done, keep responding and people will see you do not have the means to try nor prove your Wikipedia learning. Real world tests sometimes prove Wikipedia wrong, but only someone with experience would know that.
First one is Xbox HD VGA Cable -> VGA to DVI adaptor -> DVI to MiniDisplay
That don't work? Then simply:
Xbox's HDMI output -> HDMI to DVI adaptor -> DVI to Mini Display port.
Or even Xbox HD VGA -> Apple's VGA to Mini Display Port adaptor.
Now, smart alek, look at this: http://store.apple.com/au/product/MB571Z/A
Duh.
http://store.apple.com/au/product/M9320G/A?mco=MTI2NjQ0ODk\
Those products are geared towards connecting to a Mac, but they will work in connecting to your Cinema. I have explained time and time again how to do this. If you yourself can't make a video of you doing this, you can explain why it doesn't upload. And I didn't come on here to post something from Wikipedia, I came on to tell people that it was possible so they could get the most out of their display or Xbox. I didn't learn this on Wikipedia. I just had to find a reference so maybe you'd stop and listen for a bit, instead of ranting on. You haven't even posted a SINGLE intructable, which leads me to believe your just a compulsive comment critic. Do something productive or I report you to mods for being rude and offensive.