Does this dock support video output via the apple composite av cable, and will it do so for an iPod classic 160GB?
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It does support the AV cable but its not included in the package. Comes with adaptors for a lot of iPod models, including the Classic.
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No. only support the 30-pin apple device. Because the iPhone don't support the video output itself.
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I have a 160 gb ipod classic. And according to what M Cheng states, I have version A (4 jacks) & it charges without a hitch, also the remote does work to run the menu functions on the iPodIt came with 9 or 10 dock adapters as wellhope this helps
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Sorry, that is an AV setup question that is dependent on your computer and TV capability. Last I checked, USB is not the best AV connection choice when it works. Resolution and bus limitations alone are inferior to pure video output. The cable is excellent for computer to computer data transfer for migration from older Mac to newer Mac.
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Kate- Check out Altec Lansing's website - according to them, the iM7 has a 'universal dock' that accommodates any 'dockable iPod' - including the new iPod video. I think the product literature was printed before the video iPod came out, therefore its not being mentioned there. I have a 30Gig iPod video, and this is the speaker system I'm ordering for it - can't be beat for the price! Good luck!
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does this work with ipod classic 169GB? I see different experiences? does the menu with music, playlists appear on tv?I only want this for music
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Chris, it's compatible with the old classic iPod, but you can try using just the old cable connection on the iPod with a USB connection on the other end. I found out just the charger cable with USB connection allows the music to work perfect on an Onkyo, (compatible ) receiver. Chris, if the new classic 160gb has a lightning connection on it, just try the new connection cable from iPod to USB port and see what happen, FIRST. Then, go from there. Hope things work out. Mello D
1058651
No, it does not support the lightning connector. It connects to the regular ipod ( old version). But the dock is lightweight with great sound.
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Yes it is. Works with airplay and dock the one I got. I prefer using airplay
817953
The docking is for the wider 32 pin config. If you have the newer thin 10 pin "lightning", you will need an adapter. If you do, some of the bargain one piece units work only for data and not audio. Also, if you use bumpers on your iPod, you will have to remove it in order to seat properly. I would suggest going with the apple cable adapter to avoid this issue. Hope this helps.
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Yes it will but as for me i dont dock cause my ipod classic has messed up connectors. But is compatible with ipod classic.
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Doesn't for me. I just purchased this device specifically to convert my apple tv hdmi output to the component in on an older Sony Bravia (supports resolutions up to 1080i). The video signal fails to convert to something the TV can understand - it's a scrambled mess. My apple TV is 3 years old. Any compatibility or version issues that might be a problem?
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Hey man, I bought my MacBook Pro back in 2009 and my cable works on mine for video no problem. The only thing is that you won't output any sound, so I just plug in a home theatre auxiliary cable into my headphone slot. Video is completely fine though! And yes, it goes directly from your mini DVI into the HDMI slot on your TV.
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Hi Patty, Sony LBTGPX55 Mini Hifi Component System doesn't have a dock for Apple devices. But you can connect your Apple device via Audio in port using a 3.5mm jack to phono. -Vincent
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You will need the Apple Lightning to HDMI adapter, but then it will work with a regular HDMI cable.
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No, because one port is used to connect to the mac, leaving only one port to go out to hdmi via a converter (the only flaw of the dock: no hdmi port)
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Actually if you look at that same specs page you'll see it mentions a dock adapter coming in the box so it shouldn't be a problem either way. For me the ipod touch is everything that I was looking for. Sure it could have been given a power hungry disk drive with more capacity, but flash is the better option hands down. Lower energy consumption with that nice slim form factor and better battery life for the size (look at specs on the classic 160 and you'll see the difference). I don't know why you would need 16gb of music and videos on there at any one time anyways, manual sync people...use it