can u use this with a vga ipad adapter to connect your ipad to ur tv?
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If the ipad out put is strong enough to push the signal through 50' of cable?
580385
Honestly, I don't recommend using this cable at all as it would lose the signal repeatedly until I finally gave up and used a different cable.
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I would say yes, we use it with the same attachment to our MacBook Pro to a projector. And works great!
371120
Did not work for IPad 1 or 2. Radio Shack said I may have had a defective adapter because I told them that it says it should work for all IPads! NOT!!!! Disappointed!! Had to connect to VGA which is free because it's connected to my computer right to the back of my television!! Very disappointed!!!!
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No, I already returned the item to Amazon for refund. It did not have any HDMI output only a PC output. Took it locally to Best Buy and Tiger Mart and Fry's and they could not find any adaptor to connect to IPAD 4
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Definitely not an iPad. You need either an hdmi port or a VGA port. The unit comes with HDMI cable but not VGA.
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I don't think so. the mini iPad uses a Lightning cable for connection, which is different from the Thunderbolt miniDisplay Port. Try looking for a lightning-to-HDMI adapter/cable. You may need to purchase the lightning-to-apple 30-pin adaptor to bridge the connection though. Hope this helps.
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I have used mine with my iPad, all I needed to have was the dock connector to VGA adaptor. I have never gotten the apple HDMI addaptor to work with the projector or my television so I might have a bad adaptor.
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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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Not sure but I think the ipad has a lightning connector which is not the same as HDMI. Check the specs of the ipad.
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Nope, this is for computers with Thunderbolt. The iPad connector is called Lightning. Could it be any more confusing? :P You're looking for a Lightning-to-VGA adapter, like this one made by Apple. http://www.amazon.com/Apple-Lightning-to-VGA-Adapter/dp/B009WQOS1U
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No because you would have to be able to load the driver to allow the adapter to work. Now if there is a way to load the driver to the TV, possibly Yes. Check the TV manual.
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It will work with vga that is how I have mine hooked up. The touch capabilities are connected via usb
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No. The adapter uses the 30-pin connector that was last used on the iPad 2. The iPad Air uses the Lightning connector. It also doesn't work with the Lightning-to-30-pin adapter. I have not been able to find an inexpensive Lightening-to-VGA adapter. If you find one, let me know.
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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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You shouldn't need any adapters. All you do is set your iPad on the dock and voila. I'll be honest though. I stopped using it because it's not as practical as it looks. I just bought the Google Chromecast and it's by far a better product.
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Yes you can. Some Mention to Apple TV is some times listed but it's just an HDMI to VGA with audio converter. Works well for me.
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A VGA port carries video only, not audio+video like an HDMI cable does. You'll need to run audio through a separate cable (usually through a 3.5mm headphone jack) no matter what adapter you use.
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I hooked up a laptop to input 1, and my projector saw it fine but when I hooked up an ipad to a vga adapter the projector did not see the signal. It may be a resolution issue with ipads but laptops work fine