Does this HDMI output have HDCP copy protection? For example some Android devices have it (Sony Xperia), others (LG) not.

• Asked by Jaak L from Tartu
• Dec 7, 2012
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Can it be used as a video INPUT port on the ipad?

For example to connect a dslr camera hdmi output for seeing the photos as if the ipad was an external monitor

• Asked by Alex Z from Monfalcone Go
• Mar 13, 2013
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Will this adaptor work for output to HDMI ready sets in both Europe and USA ie 1080/50i & 1080/60i (as well as the progressive scans at 24/50/60 Hz)

• Asked by Richard O
• May 3, 2013
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The overview states that the adapter "will display in up to 720p on your HDMI-equipment".  Then it goes on to say the adapter also displays in 1080p??

"Use the Lightning Digital AV Adapter to mirror whatever’s on your iPad with Retina display, iPad mini, iPhone 5, and iPod touch (5th generation) with Lightning connector — apps, presentations, websites, slideshows, and more — on your HDMI-equipped TV, display, projector, or other compatible display in up to 720p HD. Video mirroring is supported on all compatible devices.

Watch video on the big screen in up to 1080p by connecting your device with Lightning connector to a television, projector, or other HDMI-compatible display. Video out supports up to 1080p for iPad mini, iPad with Retina display, iPhone 5, and iPod touch (5th generation)."

• Asked by Kathrynn L from Oakland
• Nov 16, 2012
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When used with an iPhone 5, does it stretch the output?

iPhone 5 is at 1136x640, so when connected to an HDTV, does the TV get sent a 640p signal, or a 720p signal where everything is slightly blurry from upscaling? If it sends a 640p signal, then you could decide for yourself with the TV's options whether to upscale or leave the image with a border around it.

• Asked by Darren K from Lexington
• Nov 15, 2012
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I see the HDMI plug but what is that second plug for?

On the pictures of this Lightning to HDMI adapter there looks like to plugs, 1 for the HDMI, what is the other one for?

• Asked by Robert R from Menifee
• Oct 23, 2012
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If you are using FaceTime, can it be seen on your hdmi tv?

• Asked by Elizabeth F from Atlanta
• Dec 4, 2012
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Will this crazy setup work?

Hey guys,

I've planned quite the complicated setup for the iPad Mini in my car for video and audio. First, I plug the Lightning to HDMI Adapter into the iPad.

From the HDMI branch of the adapter:
A1. HDMI cable
A2. HDMI to composite converter (ViewHD)
A3. Composite cable

I'll be using these for video output only – not sound. I'm assuming the display mirroring will work; however, I'm concerned about interfacing the different resolutions of the iPad Mini and the car head unit. Also, would it be a better idea to go with VGA stuff instead of HDMI?

From the Lightning branch of the adapter:
B1. Lightning to 30-pin adapter, 0.2 m
B2. 30-pin car-integrated iPod cable

I'm looking to get audio, charge, and music control from this branch. I get all three currently from just the 30-pin car-integrated iPod cable; I wonder if any of the functions will be lost along the way.

Please let me know if this will all work!

• Asked by Alexander K from Rockville Centre
• May 11, 2013
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Is a 10 mtr hdmi cable too long for good reception

• Asked by Judith U from Tirroan
• Nov 16, 2012
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If I connect the 30 pin to 30 pin to vga will it output a/v ?

• Asked by Jason R from Tujunga
• Oct 24, 2012
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