Will this work for my Apple Tv to hook to my older TV appropriately?
1550707
No this is designed to work the opposite way. It is designed for a DVI input and an HDMI output. The HDMI is designed to be an output to the TV. Not an input from the Apple Tv.
1550708
I don't think so. It's set up for DVI in converted to HDMI out. You would need HMDI in (from the Apple TV) converted to DVI (or whatever your TV uses) out.
1550709
Probably not. If your TV has a DVI port then you need a converter that has an HDMI input and DVI output w/audio. So it will look like this. Apple TV -->HDMI cable --> Converter --> DVI and Audio Cables --> "Older TV" (your words not mine:). For the audio cables, you'll need to know if your TV uses RCA (usually two ports, one red and one white) or 3.5mm audio jacks (one port, same as headphones).
1550710
No. Most older TV's have a standard AV input (red, white and sometimes yellow), so this DVI to HDMI converter will not work. You are looking for an HDMI to AVI connector. Also, look out for converters that are AVI to HDMI... not necessarily the same thing. You are looking for something like this http://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Composite-S-Video-Converter-DA-HDRC/dp/B009TC9T7K/ref=pd_sxp_grid_pt_1_1
224839
if you have an older version with the thirty pin connector then OK. Otherwise you need the adapter from lighting plug to 30 pin plug which is available at Apple
746930
I used it for hooking up a iMac to a 60" led tv. I would think it should work fine.
1784299
I don't know about Apple TV. I use it to control streaming video playback on my MacBook Pro.
1440873
Yes...You can program it to work with Apple TV using an existing Apple Remote as a source...
1000019
I have not tried it, but it should since I have programmed other remotes similar to this to work with the Apple TV.
2275284
Yes, but you may need an adapter. -http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3413-Check that the monitor or TV that you are plugging the other end into has a VGA in and a 3.5mm Stereo Audio in.There is probably a better solution.
1505428
Yes it does as long as Apple TV has ir sensor. I have used it with a gen2 Apple TV with no issues
1165957
I don't know. I do use an Apple TV connected to the receiver and it works well. That, though, is connected with a HDMI cable.
688913
Just use a standard HDMI cable and connect the AppleTv to the receiver (choose one of the hdmi slots avaikable)
2148966
Yes, this cable is supposed to work with any HDMI device, including Apple TV devices.
1700203
I'm not clear on how or with what you want to connect.. I can tell you I bought this item to connect my Apple TV 2 to my projector and it works great even with airplay...
974979
i am looking to connect my 3rd generation apple tv to my old sony trintron, will this work with audio and video and everything?
1326458
Yes. My MacBook Pro was purchased in January 2011 and I use this device to hook it to TVs that age, which have RCA inputs. In fact, I'm watching it right now hooked up to a pretty old Sony TV that has those inputs on the front of the set.
156648
I'm not familiar with the apple TV, but I would assume that it would, its not a computer related converter, it just switches signal from HDMI to RCA
1927783
Yes. Use this monoprice switch to send Apple TV signal to projector and Samsung TV. Works!
1701269
If your tv has a headphone jack, then yes. I use mine on an iMac, because my old radio has much richer sound than the internal mac speakers.