I have normal CRT TV and iphone 4s ( Version 6.1.3). I wants to play MP3 songs Net flix and youtube videos. Will it work me ?
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Yes, youtube did an update so it streams now too, so u can now do all of the things u mentioned
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Will work on CRT TV so long as it has the 3 RCA inputs at back of tv. Will work on 4 & 3GS (don't know about 4s, but I'm thinking it should). Will ONLY play video. Will not play MP3s, Pandora or display jpegs. It WILL play Youtube videos (we use it for this all the time), and it will play recorded iphone videos (although a portion of the video is chopped off). Don't know about Netflix, but it should work w/ Netflix as per feedback from other buyers of this cable.
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I only used for netflix sometimes it said that this accesory is not compatible i ONLY disconected and reconnect and perfect netflix in mi crt tv on the kitchen
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If you mean mp3 yes it will. If you have music in a mp4 format on a SD card or USB stick it should play that way as well.
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No, unfortunately on my 4 and 4s it only displays videos to the screen. Also certain apps have been designed to not work with TVout. I think that Apple want to encourage the use of Apple TV!
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But does it work with Netflix? The Netflix app apparently doesn't have the ability to output video in iphones 3 and older , but that theoretically it should with the iphone 4. Anyone know?
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No, but it's not the cable's fault. I bought an actual Apple cable when I realized it wasn't working, and it still had the same issue. Same issue with Apple's "protected" videos. You actually CAN play Apple protected videos if they are SD instead of HD. The catch though, is that you have to purchase on a computer via iTunes to specify SD as buying through iOS will only give you the HD option. Apple and Netflix has stated that they officially don't support VGA anymore. You'll have to use an HDMI adapter now. I still use this cable though to play videos using the VLC app, which isn't blocked. No, but it's not the cable's fault. I bought an actual Apple cable when I realized it wasn't working, and it still had the same issue. Same issue with Apple's "protected" videos. You actually CAN play Apple protected videos if they are SD instead of HD. The catch though, is that you have to purchase on a computer via iTunes to specify SD as buying through iOS will only give you the HD option. Apple and Netflix has stated that they officially don't support VGA anymore. You'll have to use an HDMI adapter now. I still use this cable though to play videos using the VLC app, which... » Read More No, but it's not the cable's fault. I bought an actual Apple cable when I realized it wasn't working, and it still had the same issue. Same issue with Apple's "protected" videos. You actually CAN play Apple protected videos if they are SD instead of HD. The catch though, is that you have to purchase on a computer via iTunes to specify SD as buying through iOS will only give you the HD option. Apple and Netflix has stated that they officially don't support VGA anymore. You'll have to use an HDMI adapter now. I still use this cable though to play videos using the VLC app, which isn't blocked. « Show Less
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I just use the web and go www.youtube.And it all plays on flash so no problems.
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I sincerely regret that I must admit being totally ignorant of the craig cmp646f mp3 player. If I had this problem I would connect the RCA Phono jacks to the audio and video inputs of the TV. Generally yellow is video, white is monoral audio. Then plug other end of the cable into the MP3 player. Select the audio/video input on the TV. and see what happens. If it does not work, then reverse the Audio and Video connections. If it still does not work you have proven it does not work, else you can enjoy you videos on a large screen TV.
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It only plays iTunes Plus music/music videos. It can't play the kind with drm. I'm going insane over it because iTunes is the only place to buy music videos.
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No. It won't play anything that is not served up by a select set of play store aps. Honestly, hold out for abdroid tv, or get one of the small dongkes for 50 bucks. It really is a terrible product
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The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in the right format. The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in... » Read More The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in the right format. « Show Less
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Yes. It can play any audio coming from your device onto the set radio frequency. Pandora. iTunes. Sound Cloud. Spotify. And YouTube.
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As long as the videos are in the correct format for the ipad, this is possible with the default file manager. If they are not natively viewable, then NPlayer on the appstore will play them once it is set up correctly!
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Yes. Buy you need to install an Apps like KMPlayer before trying to view or play that video.
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I have only used the tv function but it has a port that you can play music and videos off of a flash drive. Truthfully I don't know the answer to that question. You may want to look into your user pamphlet to see if there is a customer assistance number to call for your best answer.
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Netflix should work by using the Netflix app. For watching YouTube videos, it requires a app called YouPlayer since the actual Youtube app stopped working with the 30 pin cable since iOS6 update.
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Yes u can it will play your movies songs and pictures but you cant use internet
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Yes it does play videos from you tube. You will need to download REAL PLAYER CLOUD, or download YTD (You Tube Download) which can convert your YT videos to another format. If your MP player's format is not in tube converter, which my FLV was not, I used "Any Video Converter" which has more extension selections. It's a little bit of a process, but it works for me.