Questions & Answers for Apple Composite AV Cable

I have an Airport Express connected to my QUAD 33/303 and it works flawlessly for radio app, content on my iPad or using the remote app to play content from my iMac

• Answered by Robin T from Nanaimo
• 23-Apr-2012
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No, because the lightening to 30 pin adapter does not support video.

Luke

• Answered by Luke M from Williamston
• 15-Nov-2012
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You need a VGA cable. This cable will work with the iPad, with no adapter. The benefits of the VGA cable is that it is more commonly found on projectors, and the quality can be somewhat better than component.

• Answered by Michael M from Kingsport
• 04-Nov-2011
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Yes, it is. The TV must have an available A/V Input (with female RCA jacks).

Just plug the adapter cable in and set the TV "Source" to that input. If your iPod or iPhone is set up correctly, you simply play your video and it is sent out to the TV.

• Answered by Christopher M from Houston
• 28-Dec-2011
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You can watch the movies, but they will be SD. The composite cable does not transmit HD signals. Look at the component cables if you want HD.

• Answered by Derek M from Ely
• 12-Jan-2011
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Yes, these cables will work, depending of course that the projector has the correct receptacles to receive the cable. (newer ones do)

• Answered by Don L from Dawson Creek
• 11-Jan-2011
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The digital AV adapter is HDMI and includes a higher definition video output that the composite (RCA Jacks -Yellow, Red, White) which is analog video (yellow). I don't know if the audio signal is better in the HDMI vs the RCA (Red/White) - it depends on what the iPad sends.

• Answered by James H from Olmsted Falls
• 01-Feb-2012
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You can if the game supports it for exampl copper 2 dose this

• Answered by Luke W
• 02-Jan-2011
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I have tried this with the iPhone 3GS and it does not show anything from Keynote on a TV.

• Answered by Henry M
• 03-May-2012
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