Digital A/V adapter.

I have a question about the digital A/V adapter. Can I use two of them in tandem? ie. One plugged into the dock connector on the iPad then another plugged into the dock connector on the adapter. I would be using the HDMI side of the first adapter to connect to a HDTV/Monitor. The dock connector of the second adapter would then be used to connect a mic.
This setup would be used as a videoconference tool. The output of the HDMI port to the monitor and the mic would be used to pick up the room audio. Tascam has a mic that will operate from the dock connector of the iPad. Details of the device can be found here: http://www.markertek.com/Audio-Equipment/Microphones/Computer-Microphones/Tascam /IM2.xhtml

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