Is this the appropriate adapter for connecting from I-Pad to an older TV to watch Netflix?
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Yes, the iPad can be connected via the rca jacks if that's what your old tv has. I use this particular item to connect to tvs with RCA jacks or HDMI ports. Most older tvs only have one audio in so i only connect one of the audio rca plugs to get the audio. You can also use a splitter to connect both audio plugs to a single RCA jack but that is not required.
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I am not sure, but my laptop has a HDMI port, so the tablet could be hooked up via the purchased cord. I wanted the hookup for the tablet to TV so I could stream Netflix as I do not have a dvd player nor do I have Blue Ray.
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Yes it will. I use Netflix, Amazon prime, and Hulu and they all work just fine. I do have one TV however, an old one, that does not recognize the iPad for some reason. This cord must be plugged in in order to work, at least that is the case for me, but I would want that anyway. It keeps the iPad charged.
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i am not sure. I have it in the bedroom to watch netflix and it doesnt work. it was a complete waste of money. It will connect for about 10 minutes and then goes out. I am not sure if it is just the one I have or if it is just an inferior product.
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Yes I needed this to access my netflix and the other apps. Some of th Smart tvs may have built in wifi but as I said I needed this. My tv is also in the room where my computor and dsl wireless is so if it was built in it should have picked the dsl wirless easly. Hope this helps
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This adapter only connects your TV, or whatever you have connected to it, to your network. This is not a streaming device like a roku or apple tv. If your TV has streaming software on it, then yes.
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Hi, it still needs the HDMI cord to go from this connector to your TV, and you have to sit very close to the TV, with your IPad, I like it but I don't use it much. I need to see if they make a longer cord. Enjoy.
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I would not advise you to get it. I am problems with it. Cannot get it to turn on. I don't no if you can connect it to the tv to watch Netflix.
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Yes. FYI video does not work with it. I would love to plug in my iPad and watch netflix, but it doesn't happen.
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This adapter converts a WiFi signal to ethernet connections for devices that do not have native WiFi support. So, no - this isn't the device you need.
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Sure you can plug in your laptop to connect to internet and watch netflix. You can do that with pretty much all lcds nowadays. As long as you connect your laptop, you can watch whatever is from your laptop. I bought the LN46B640 (grey bezel) from best buy for $999 which is a s slight improvement from this model and it looks amazing. Instead of connecting your laptop to watch netflix, you should look into purchasing a blu-ray with netflix capabilities because they are cheap nowadays.
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A question: Will this device enable me to use Netflix streaming on my Toshiba HDTV? I have wireless internet in my home.
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It's in the software of the machine, should be able, if you have good wifi, to navigate to the netflix app under video. I do not use that part because it was not user friendly and I bought a smart tv.
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Hi, can't help you there but works well on my ipad 2 to an ancient Phillips 29' CRT tv, connecting to the front AV Line in ports. I. Using iOS 7 .
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Yes, I have an older TV I recently connected. Works very well and the sound is great!
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I bought this specifically to extract Netflix audio but it didn't work for me. Regardless of where I set the audio switch on the adapter I still have to set Netflix to a standard stereo signal to hear anything. I feed my digital signal into a Radio Shack AV switch, then into a Sony receiver.
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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)