Using a DVD player. I want to connect my iPad to a DVD player. Is there a way to connect it to a VGA (need female adapters)

So I want to watch DVDs. I have the DVD player with VGA cables. Is there a way to connect it to the iPad? (the adapter has male connections - I need female) . Will it work?

No way to connect them.

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or any minijack splitter will work too so I have 2 things connected to the headset port works just fine
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Not a big surprise unfortunately... time to get an iPhone I guess!
Thanks for the answer Sir!

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