does it work with apple tv 2
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I don't know. I suggest going to the Monoprice website and raise the question to their technical support via their chat feature. I have found them to be very responsive.
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Works fine with Apple TV 3. You may have to do a manual resolution select. Menu + Up button for 6+ seconds. Then press SELECT until you get a working resolution.
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I don't know if it works with the apple tv 2. I tried it on a vizio tv and got nothing at all and with a rca tv I got very distorted video with the Y and Pb outputs and nothing on the Pr. As an experiment I just hooked it up from my Roku 2 to my Vizio tv and got a very distorted picture.
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I have not tried Apple TV 2 on these speakers , however my view is that since these speakers also have air play functionalitity should work on any divise which is connected within the air play network.
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i can tell you i used it for my apple tv and my blue-ray player. it works great!
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In version 2.3 of the AppleTV update you can use any remote with the AppleTV, so yes, It will work. The AppleTV can actually learn too.
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The answers are correct. It plugs directly into your HDMI port on your TV. It works well with my iPad2.
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I bet it does. I have a mac and it work with it. it's pretty compatible: tv, mac, etc.
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Hello Rick M, The tech specs on the Apple tv2 has a micro usb port so this cable would fit. Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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This works very well from Airplay on iPhone 5, 6+, iPad Air, and iTunes on a laptop. I would expect it would work fine from an Apple TV, although I have not tried it personally.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your question in regards to our HDMI to DVI adapter and Apple TV. As long as your TV has a DVI connection, and from our research the Apple is HDMI out, the connection should work. To confirm this we would need the make and model of your TV. If you would like confirmation , please email us at Service@bluerigger.com with the make and model of your TV. Thanks! BlueRigger Product Support Service@Bluerigger.com
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It should, this is the exact type of thing it's designed to do. You'll need an HDMI cable from the Apple TV to the "HDMI in" port on this converter. Then connect the RCA cable to the "out" on the converter and the other end to the RCA "in" on the TV. I used it to connect a BluRay with no RCA to an older TV that didn't have HDMI. Works great.
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I use it with my blu-ray player which has Netflix. It has been working great for that. Not sure about AppleTV. I own Apple computers and such, and they can be picky about what they want to work with.
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It is compatible with Apple TV 3 (6.1) and will allow you to navigate the Apple TV. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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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.
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It will work. There are two modes and both do a good job. I ordered it so I could input text easy. You know how crappy the X Y system is to input text! It really sucks. This remote solved that problem. The only issue I have experienced is with the four way toggle. It is way too sensitive and sometime gets a little frustrating when you scroll the selector from left to right or up and down. It is super fast and jumps past your selection quite a bit and takes a little work to use. It works and sets up easy with the Apple TV. The size it great. Small but usable.
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Yes it will. It works with any wifi enabled device. Although I plug my AppleTV directly in with an Ethernet cable. I also connect 2 playstation 3s via wifi, several tablets and iPhone and android phones. Movies stream without a glitch or Rebuffering.
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It works with VGA, or HDMI and that is the only thing you need other than power. With Apple computers you may also consider connecting an AppleTV for wireless operation if you wanted that.
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It worked for us! My advice is still to buy an Apple TV and use the HDMI cable to connect it to your TV - the adapters haven't lasted long for me so it was cheaper in the long run to buy the little box and set it up - you can use the Bluetooth to mirror your ipad or iphone onto the TV if you want to use an app that isn't already pre-programmed into Apple TV