TV Output on iPhone

In settings --> iPod there a section called TV output. what does this do, can you actually watch live TV on your phone?

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http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/vga-rgb-component.html
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well, you have to have your TV on the correct 'input' mode so it is using the audio coming in through the jacks on the front of the tv. you will then have to have your tv hooked up to your receiver. your tv will have to be on in order for this to work.
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The cell type movies are meant for ten-year old Nokias.
I feel the video quality is not good enough to put on our corporate website.
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what a beautiful, sharp image. THIS is what i expect from an HD camera.
source clip played perfectly in the canvas (something that did not happen before). thrilled, i produced a 1280x720 clip (the size vimeo prefers for HD video) and eagerly watched in the QT player.
same staggering. WHAT?
recalled that one of the product specialists i talked to was not all that enthusiastic about the QT player, so i played the same clip using VLC. perfect. WHAT?
output to AppleTV. perfect. output to iPhone. perfect. output in a variety of SD sizes. QT always had the stagger at the same 4 second interval (harder to see on the smaller sizes, but still there). VLC always played with no problems.
am having a hard time understanding this. is it an encoding issue that QT can't handle, but VLC can?
i can play HD movie trailers from Apple that are way larger than what i have produced and they play just fine, so i don't think it is the player per se. why is this happening?
and my other big question is would FCS compressor program do a better encoding job that would avoid this?
just for reference, the "vimeo" clip mentioned above has a data rate of 10.87 mbits/s
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tom, here is the clip. this is 1280x720 de-interlaced. when i play this using QT player, the clip staggers roughly every four seconds (i suspect it is between 4 and 5, but i am just counting, not clocking). it is noticeable once the train gets rolling. when i play in VLC, there is no stagger.
the first stagger i can detect happens at about 20 sec. then 23, then 28 and so on.
once i loaded the clip to my iDisk, i played it to make sure it had loaded correctly. playing it within Safari, the stagger is still there, but significantly reduced. just something else to confuse me, i guess.
http://homepage.mac.com/fjerome/flix/SF10%20test.mov
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From the iPhone User Manual:
Pairing Bluetooth devices
Before you can use a Bluetooth device with iPhone, you must first pair them.
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1 Make the device discoverable.
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