So will this allow me to simply extend the iPad video portion that I watch from networks so I can sit back on a couch instead of up at TV screen?
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I never used it for video, but it works for audio. It is only about 2 feet long I think. Bill b.
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in theory yes.. All capabilities pass thru.. But there is a problem with it losing connection after about 10 seconds. the cable is very short ( 3 ft ) and quite stiff so it will easily unplug.
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No, unless your TV has a 32 pin male connector. There is a different cable that will do what you want though. It would have an HDMI connector on one end...assuming that is what you have on your TV
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I have an Apple TV but I do not have Chromecast. You cannot use the Tivo application on the iPad to connect with Apple TV.
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I don't think that is possible because you need to download and watch through an APP, so unless your TV has the ability to download APPs, this isn't going to work for you. We watch TV on our iPad or iPhone when not near our home using a wireless Internet connection through an APP we have downloaded to our tablets and phones.
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No, you can't. I tried it from the apple TV to the HDTV, and noting was coming out. I also tried it with other combinations. Nothing. I Don't recommend this product. It was too late when I found out and I could no longer do a return. I ended up throwing it.
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You can install Raspbmc that supports airplay. But there is a known issue with ios7 support - ios7 devices play only sound, not video.
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nope - well not with this setup. i would google around but my ipad mini's port is specialized so to use this you would need an ipad mini connector/converter to thunderbolt input. It works great on my Macbook air to hdmi out to tv, but currently I have an Apple TV box and I am able to mirror wireless to my tv through the Apple TV - it's called AirPlay Mirroring and it's compatible with iPads and new versions of IOS.
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No via usb, Yes by using the hdmi adapter for ipad or iphone in order to mirror your ipad content...
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I have never tried but I have streamed through my ipad so I would think it would work
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This won't extend your wifi, but allows you to have a wired connection to the smart tv using a network cable from the tv to the second unit.
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No. The best way to do that is wirelessly through a device called Apple TV (it's not a TV), which connects to your TV.
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The adapter will allow you to view whatever is on the iPad screen on whatever HDMI-input monitor you attach to it. Whether or not the iPad will stream content is not related to the adapter itself.
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The device has 2 hdmi ports, so the answer is yes if your iPad or roku has hdmi out.
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No. I use the following to connect my ipad to TV. Got all through amazon...-- Lightning Digital AV Adapter-- AmazonBasics High-Speed HDMI Cable (6.5 Feet/2.0 Meters) -- Satechi BT MediaRemote Bluetooth Multi-Media Remote Control for iPhone, iPad & iMac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, MacBook, and Mac Mini
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Included, use in a "W" position, call Amped, ask for a senior Tech and he will configure frequency, range and best settings, -usually from your ipad!!! Keep the extender as close to your router for a signal of 70% or better. Mine is 87% and streams HD beautifully to PS3!-Ed Held, sho buz
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No. You would need an AppleTV or equivalent to interface from a stream to HDMI
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Yes. Unlike the iPad/iPhone, its like connecting another monitor to your pc. You can extend the screen (show separate things on each screen) or project the same thing on both screens. Down side is if you're watching movies, Netflix, etc. with sound, you'll need a set of speakers as the cable is video only. I haven't been able to figure out why. Perhaps if you figure it out you'll post it. I just connect a set of pc speakers to the Surface.
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no, and it doesnt really work either, you can't play the itunes movies on your tv with it, you can use flixter but it will be a very small part of your tv,