I have an I-Pad 2. I can't get a picture.Only sound. Is there a setting I need to check on my I pad or some thing I need to set on my TV in order to get this cable to work.
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Ive been using this on a old Iphone 3. I use this phone just to transport movies so I don't have to fill my I pad. I have not encountered this issue. Is the sound coming from the TV or the Ipad? Have you tried all the input settings on the TV?
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Make sure your tv is set on the AV setting, that's what my tv has to be on to work.
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Other than falling apart, mine worked fine with my Ipad 2. May want to confirm your RCA jack is functioning and you have the correct input set on your tv.
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Normally with this cord I have to use an OPEN WITH TV-OUT OPTION, button or icon should be there with the IPad's, All my cords that I have purchased on Amazon works great, and if that doesn't work try using a different video cord(yellow cord) on your device :)
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The option for outgoing audio and video show up in your settings, but ONLY if the cables are connected already. You need to hook it up to the TV as well as the iPad, then go to your settings and you should find the right option to make it work. Took me a couple of tries, and some forum searches, to get it but now it works great. I also have the iPad2...
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Not all services work with the IPad so if it's not working chances are it won't. Just verify that the source is setting correctly on the TV. Also if you're looking to stream go w/ an Apple TV device. It works very nicely. Again not EVERYTHING will work with it but most of what I have tried other than Amazon Video has worked.
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Mine didn't work either and they kindly refunded the money. I was trying to use it from the Ipad to HDMI or USB into the tv. They acknowledged that was not the intention of the cord. I bought mine at Walmart for $39.00
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I have ipad2 and ipad3 and both work ok. Sometimes with ipad3 there are stability issues, where the image comes in and out. I pretty much have to close all running apps on the ipad to make sure there is no interruption. I'm not sure whether that is cable's fault since this never happens with ipad2. But over all it works well.
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Sort of, but not really. When I plugged my iPad 1 in, the tv played the movie fine for 10-30 seconds, then the iPad's video app cut in and said the cord was not supported, even though it had clearly just been working. The specs on the Amazon page are conflicted. It says the cord should run on iOS 5.1.1, which is what I have, but then above that, it says only 6.0 and newer. As my iPad has been "up to date" for the last year or so, I strongly suspect Apple, in their wonderful backwards-compatible consideration, no longer makes updates compatible for the iPad 1. To summarize, yes, the cord should theoretically work on iPad 1, but it doesn't actually in my experience. Sort of, but not really. When I plugged my iPad 1 in, the tv played the movie fine for 10-30 seconds, then the iPad's video app cut in and said the cord was not supported, even though it had clearly just been working. The specs on the Amazon page are conflicted. It says the cord should run on iOS 5.1.1, which is what I have, but then above that, it says only 6.0 and newer. As my iPad has been "up to date" for the last year or so, I strongly suspect Apple, in their wonderful backwards-compatible consideration, no longer makes updates compatible for the iPad 1. To... » Read More Sort of, but not really. When I plugged my iPad 1 in, the tv played the movie fine for 10-30 seconds, then the iPad's video app cut in and said the cord was not supported, even though it had clearly just been working. The specs on the Amazon page are conflicted. It says the cord should run on iOS 5.1.1, which is what I have, but then above that, it says only 6.0 and newer. As my iPad has been "up to date" for the last year or so, I strongly suspect Apple, in their wonderful backwards-compatible consideration, no longer makes updates compatible for the iPad 1. To summarize, yes, the cord should theoretically work on iPad 1, but it doesn't actually in my experience. « Show Less
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No, at least mine didn't, I have everythign else hooked up to this but Apple TV wasn't receiving a strong enough signal (I assume) To be sure I tried multiple hdmi cords.
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I don't know for sure, but the system upgrade may have throuwn your settings off, including access to your device. Check your Settings -- not sure where -- and make sure your updated system is allowing outside devices. Hope this helps. Worked when I had trouble outputting my iPad video.
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It doesn't necessarily matter about the phone I think. I think its the tv. I have a newer Samsung LED and when I hooked it up to my iPhone 4, the sound comes in on the tv but either no picture at all, or an extremely fuzzy wavy nonviewable picture comes up. I think apple wants u to buy their appletv but I was able to get it to work successfully one time with one show. I think its meant more for pictures maybe. But it cost me a few bucks so no big deal
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Mine works great. Try checking your HDMI port. Sometimes I have to play with plugging in my ipad a few times I change from TV to HDMI port.
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iPad 2 is too old to compatible... Normally, all type of this TV output cable will fit iPad 3/4/5, iPad 2 is totally different chip compare with them, so it is not compatible.
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You need a specific cable to interface with the iPad. This cable was discontinued.
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VGA is only for the video not the sound. I use this adapter to connect to a projector that I have which does not have HDMI. I then connect a 3.5 mm cable into the iPad earphone/speaker jack to get sound. You could do the same for your TV. I also bought the apple lightning to HDMI adapter for connecting to my TV. That adapter carries both video and audio like you wanted but you must have an available HDMI port on your TV for it to work. The bottom line is the adapter you purchased only carries the video signal. For sound with that adapter you have 3 choices: 1. Use the sound on your iPad. 2. Plug a cable into your iPad earphone jack and some sound device (your TV). 3. Connect your iPad to a Bluetooth speaker system. I use this method when it's available.
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It's important to know which particular connector cord you're using, & what you're trying to achieve. If you're trying to play music or Netflix/YouTube Player, the red/white/yellow cords must be plugged into the audio/video input outlets on the tv, and select audio/video input or output 1 or 2 (depending on which you plug into) If you wish to only play photo slide shows, then it's generally the HDMI USB port(& selecting the usb option with your remote). Not knowing what you're attempting to play, I recommend trying each cord and using your remote audio/video input/output settings - to experiment FYI: I use this for both my iPad AND iPhone - have not yet tried with dig. camera, but that's the same pretty much, as using your iphone to display the pics Mine actually works best with playing Netflix thru my iPhone, as the iPad has an angled port, and setting the iPad down with the cord in, requires that the edge of the pad with cord in, has to hang over the edge of your t.v. stand, to not interfere with the connection. Honestly, I LOVE this device - I would NOT give up or get frustrated - it took me a whole day to figure the thing out (because I'm too impatient to read, and don't always trust instructions)
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No because the Ipad2 doesn´t have a HDMI Output. If you want to use this cable with the Ipad2 you need first buy a conversor from the Ipad2 Output (I don´t remember the name of this particularly output) to HDMI.
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I had the same problem. It's probably that you have the wrong type of cable or adapter. The only one that wored for me was a mini HDMI to a lightning as I recall.I found my answer on YouTube because the company that sells the P2 jr was NO HELP!!
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I know it works with anything I can get on my iPad. I've streamed content on my little iPad and with the cable connected to my big screen TV, seen the same content enlarged to fill the TV screen, or nearly so. I can't speak to the Amazon Prime and HBO content. Seems to me if you are getting it on an iPad, it should also appear on your TV.
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I watch on my ipad, but cant seem to get any sound out of it.Sound works great on laptop.Doesnt work on my android phone