Apple tv to component video

How to connect Apple Tv3 to Panasonic component TV

Analogue
There are hardware converters that will convert HDMI to various other types of output, however there are some issues with doing so that you should be aware of.
HDCP
HDCP compliant converters will not allow you to watch HDCP protected content such as that from the iTunes Store. Non compliant converters exist but we cannot discuss them under the Terms of Use for these communities.
Resolution and aspect ratio
I'm not aware of any converters that will scale the output from the Apple TV, any TV or projector which is used will need to be widescreen and support resolutions of 720p (Apple TV 2), 720p/1080p (Apple TV 3)

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IPhone 3G intermittently not compatible with Apple Dock / Component Video

I purchased a new Apple Dock and Component Video cable for my 3G. Both original Apple parts.
On the first day it all worked perfectly. Now it seems I have a 50/50 chance of getting the "this device not compatible with iPhone - switch to airplane mode" dialog when I place the iPhone in the dock. This is about a week old now.
Anyone else seen this? I haven't noticed any pattern. Frustratingly random.
Same thing happens with my JBL On Stage IIIP dock (supposed to be compatible) - I just thought it was because it was 3rd-party junk but apparently not.

bpezza,
The iPhone Bluetooth Headset packaging has been updated to not include a Dual-dock, and the suggeested retail price updated to $99.
The travel cable does work with the iPhone 3G and original iPhone.
Here is more information on the current Apple iPhone Bluetooth Headset:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB536
Hope this helps,
Nathan C.

ATI dvi to component video adapter?

I have an older HDTV that only has component video inputs (for HD signals anyway). The macbook pro has an ATI graphics processor, so I took a chance and ordered the ATI dvi to component video adapter:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?link_code=ur2&tag=replaylink-20&camp= 1789&creative=9325&path=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fgp%2Fproduct%2FB00068NSZA
I know it doesn't work with the old ati single-link dvi macs, has anyone tried it with the new x1600 based macs?

I have the same problem. I have found out that RGB output from computers is actually RGBHV, which includes vertical and horizontal sync signals. Therefore conversion from Macbook Pro DVI or RGB to plasma component (YPrPb) requires more than just a simple converter like ATI DVI to Component video adaptor, unless Apple can output component video from the video card (that's theoretically possible, but it depends on how Apple integrated the chipset into the motherboard, according to ATI).
The alternative is to use a processor to convert the signal. Key Digital produce a signal transcoder, KT-VTCA3. http://www.keydigital.com/ProductDetail.aspx?categorycode=500&itemno=KDVTCA3&pro ductname=Video%20and%20Control%20Adapters. I have ordered one of these and believe it will work, in lieu of Apple providing a means for outputting component video directly from the Macbook Pro.
This is also available from a seller in UK over ebay. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Key-Digital-ClearColor3-VGA-To-Component-TRANSCODER_W0QQit emZ9700214677QQcategoryZ22610QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem.

Component Video - Orange Hue

I have connected my Ipod Touch using Apple's AV Component Video Cable to my TV through a Denon AVR-888. Podcasts and Video's are displaying with an orange hue...People on the screen look like they have spent hours in a tanning booth.
When I connect the Denon AVR-888 component port to my DVD player, I don't have the problem, so it appears to be related to the signal coming from the Ipod. Any ideas on the cause, or a solution?

Look at the picture settings on your TV, Try turning your colour down etc, that worked on my tv

How to connect Apple TV (2g) HDMI to HDTV with only component video input.

Trying to connect Apple TV (2g) HDMI to HDTV with only component video input. Can I use a simple cable or do I need a converter box/plug? Is the HDMI signal coming from ATV encrypted or HDCP enabled?
The TV is HD, but only has a component input and not HDMI. Apple TV 2g only has HDMI output.

google component hdmi converter
but they are pretty expensive and may not work at all
and will not work with any DRM material as in movies you reant and maybe netflix and the sports thingy

How can i use apple tv and iTunes movies with component video cables for an older receiver and projector?

i have an older yamaha receiver and projector both without hdmi inputs but component video instead. I would like to get apple tv and start renting movies through iTunes but apple tv only supports hdmi and ive read that iTunes has codes to prevent the use ot analog cables with movies. Is there a way to adapt hdmi to component video for both apple tv and iTunes easily?

Yes, HDMI is the only supported method. Also, with converters you will run into issues with HDCP (which will prevent you from streaming DRM content from iTunes etc) as well as resolution.

What apps will work with the Apple Component Video cables ?????

I plan to order the Apple Component Video cables so I can watch the Netflix apps movies on my TV.
I know this app works with the cables but what else does?
The few apps I know of are:
Netflix
YouTube
included video app
but what else ?

Thanks. I did order it and it arrived yesterday. I have not done a lot but watched a couple things
with the Netflix app and I am very pleased.
The cable is only about 6 feet so I had to extend it but other than that I am pleased. Luckily, I already
had a 10' cable in the basement with connectors so now I can have my iPad where it usually is and
control things more easily.
A few more apps that work with it would be nice though. :>

Can you use Apple TV 3rd generation with a hdmi-component video converter

Does Apple TV 3G support any hdmi to component video adapters for use with older plasma tv's without hdmi inputs?

HDMI is the only supported method. There will be no guarantee with any converter. If it does work you will be unable to play protected content (ie iTunes, Netflix)

Apple Mini-DVI to Video Adapter and Mac mini (2009)

Can anyone tell me whether the Apple Mini-DVI to Video Adapter listed here:
http://store.apple.com/ca/product/M9319G/A
works with the latest Mac mini (early 2009)?
If it does not what other solutions are there to connect to composite, component or s-video?

KC from Ann Arbor, MI had this to say as a review on the page to which you have linked;
10-May-2009
I bought a Mac Mini (May 2009) and this Mini-DVI to Video adapter with plans to use it to send an S-video signal to an analog TV. Though the sales staff at the Apple store said it should work, it does not. The graphics card apparently should support it, and it may be addressed with a future driver update, but as of now this does not work. I have used a mini-DVI to VGA adapter and monitor to verify that the port is working, and also verified that the S-video cable and TV input work. There are third party VGA to S-video/RCA adapters available so I plan to use one of those for my purposes. This is probably a 5-star product when used with the right Mac; however, Apple should have made it clear that having a mini-DVI port on your Mac is necessary but not sufficient for this to work - hence the 3 stars.

Mini dvi to Component Video adapter !

Help !
Where Can I Find "mini dvi to Component Video adapter" ?
Help !

"there is no such thing in apple store"
I MAID,
Begging your pardon, but I just tried the above linked Search Results, and what you seek is apparently on the list, as the search was performed exactly as you specified. You can read the description of the various items for sale and tell us what is different about the one that you need. That way we can perform a new search for you, or, in the alternative, you can search for yourself. If the Apple Store doesn't have what you want, search CompUSA.

How can I do live streaming with a Mac Book Pro 2011, using a new model of Sony HD camcorder which does not have firewire out/input? it comes only with a component video output, USB, HDMI and composite RCA output?

I need to do live streaming with a Mac Book Pro 2011, using a new model of Sony HD camcorder (http://store.sony.co...ber=HDRAX2000/H) ..this camcorder model does not have firewire out/input ..it comes only with a component video output, USB, HDMI and composite A/V video output..
I wonder how can I plug this camcorder to the firewire port of my laptop? Browsing on internet I found that Grass Valley Company produces this converter http://www.amazon.co...=A17MC6HOH9AVE6 ..but I am not sure -not even after checking the amazon reviews- if this device will send the video signal through firewire to my laptop, in order to live streaming properly? ..anyone in this forum could help me please?
Thanx

I can't broadcast with the built in iSight webcam... how would I zoom in or zoom out? or how would I pan? I've seem people doing it walking with their laptops but that's not an option for me... there's nothing wrong with my USB ports but that's neither an option to stream video because as far as I know through USB you can't connect video in apple operating systems ..you can for sure plug any video cam or photo camera through usb but as a drive to transfer data not as a live video camera... is by firewire an old interface developed by apple that you can connect all sorts of cameras to apple computers... unfortunately my new sony HDR-AX2000 camcorder doesn't have firewire output...
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How do i stream my iMac screen to a device that accepts component video only

I have a new iMac (2015) and I want to send my screen from my mac to a video switcher called a NewTek Tricaster 40. It only accepts component or composite video input. I want to send my iMac's screen to it in real time so I can incorporate it into my live video productions. I have attempted to use several HDMI to component converters and none have worked. I am using the Kanex Pro HDMI to Component Converter to convert the HDMI out from two HD camcorders to component and sending that into my Tricaster 40. It is seeing the signal just fine and giving me solid HD video. So I attempted to use the same Kanex Pro for the iMac. First I used apple's lightning to HDMI cable then plugged that HDMI into another Kanex Pro HDMI to component converter. No dice. I tried all the component video settings: 1080p 30PsF, 1080 24PsF, 1080i, 720p, 720/30p, 720/24p. None worked
Kanex Pro HDMI to Component Converter with Audio for PS4, Xbox One, Full HD 1080p (HDRGBRL)
https://www.google.com/shopping/product/13562420314864684603?q=Kanex+Pro+HDMI+to +Component+Converter+with+Audio+for+PS4,+Xbox+One,+Full+HD+1080p+(HDRGBRL)&espv= 2&biw=1461&bih=724&bav=on.2,or.r_cp.&bvm=bv.89947451,d.cGU&ion=1&tch=1&ech=1&psi =lcMhVcDPEpC4ogTBl4LABg.1428276117592.5&prds=paur:ClkAsKraX2IpeY7X336NKCAZO5gXZC fr9CYkefRrD0Ad_Xy607mRERaZVy-e31nis3rQppz_OgnNmy5ApOtsfxdiNa9ObBt6XIj0T_QHJnHgQS RKEgr403gF3BIZAFPVH73q3thgw88E5DYtSJ2ucji5lQO4ow&sa=X&ei=nMMhVfSkCIftoATK24GYCA& ved=0COEDEPMCMAA
Next I purchased an apple lightning to DVI adaptor. Then I plugged the DVI into this Lindy DVI to component converter. It also failed at all resolutions. None worked for SD resolutions either.
LINDY DVI-D to VGA/RGB/Component Video Converter (32562)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0012E210A/ref=olp_tab_new?ie=UTF8&condit ion=new
After hunting for a solution someone suggested that HDCP protection might be my problem. Apparently in an effort to keep people form pirating movies Microsoft and apple use HDCP to keep people form making this conversion? I'm nor sure how this works I just know that I am leagaly allowed to incorporate brief news clips into my news comentary on my youtub channel so long as I cite them and add to them substantially. I do both. So is HDCP my issue? If so what is the work around?
Sewell Direct 1x2 HDMI Splitter, v1.4, 4k by 2k support
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NewTek has a program called IVGA that will allow me to share my screen over my local network but the frame rate is horribly choppy and is not useful for capturing video clips form youtube or game play.
Bottom line how do I stream high quality (720 /24p minimum) video from my iMac to a device that only accepts component video in.

I did end up using an apple thunderbolt to DVI.
Next a DVI to HDMI.
Component Video + Digital Coaxial and Digital Optical Audio to HDMI® Converter
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After that I used an HDMI to component.
Kanex Pro HDMI to Component Converter with Audio for PS4, Xbox One, Full HD 1080p (HDRGBRL)
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On my iMac:
I had to go into my device settings > Display
then I set the "Optimize for:" to "CAT-6066"
after that I selected the "Scaled" option right underneath
then i selected 1080i because the Kanex Pro is designed to convert 1080i into component
I was then able to get my NewTek Tricaster 40 to recognize that component signal from the Kanex Pro and add it to my production as 1080i or as 1080p/30. The frame rate looks great and the video quality is very smooth and in real time.

DVI to component video - possible?

I'm trying to find a way to connect the DVI output of my MacBookPro 1.1 to the component video inputs of a Sony STR-DH810 receiver which is hooked up to my TV. I discovered I can't use the HDMI inputs on that receiver with an alternate audio source, which is why I'm trying component video. When I connect everything, I get no video - only audio. I know the component video inputs are good because they work with my DVD player component video outputs.
The owner's manual of the receiver says "display system must support component video (Y, Pr, Pb) signal output function in order for the image to display properly". Does my MacBookPro work this way?
I guess my other option might be to find a DVI to composite video cable, if such a thing exists?

Hi s,
I don't know that I've heard of successful DVI to component, but in theory it may work, as the GPU outputs both digital and analog signals.
OTOH, I've seen a number of reports that this works (S-Video or composite):
http://store.apple.com/us/product/M9267G/A
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DVI to Component Video Output YpBr- Mac Pro NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT Card

Hello-
I am trying to use my Mac Pro as a media machine, but to do this I need to convert the DVI signal to Component video. The video switch I am using is Component only, so that is the reason why I cannot go HDMI.
What is the best solution? Do they make an adapter that will convert? Is there a graphics card issue?
On a sidenote, will the computer be able to operate with two video cards? I was thinking of having one HDMI output to my main television monitor, and having component video going to my switch for the other monitors located around the house.

What about upgrading to this video card?
<http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/graphics/ati-radeon-mac/hd3870-mac-pc/Pag es/ati-radeon-hd-3800-mac-specs.aspx>
It will give more graphics performance, but you don't need it for just displaying video. If you do want extra performance, get the ATI Radeon HD 4870
<http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB999ZM/A?fnode=MTY1NDA5OQ&mco=MTA4MzU2NTc>

New Mini - DVI to component video?

I'm thinking of purchasing a new Intel Mini but want to connect it to my TV. My current Intel/Beyond TV box uses S-Video and is less than optimal.
My TV is:
Sony VEGA KV-32XBR450
HD/DVD In ports - 1080i/480p/480i - Y,Pb,Pr component video jacks

Here is a product that I found online. I have no idea if it will work for you and have nothing to do with the company. I have the same need as you and wish to have HDTV video out. My Sony Wega KV-40XBR800 needs to have the scan rate and resolution set correctly or it will damage the CRT via DVI or Component. This converter doesn't do 1080i but it does give you 1152x864 and sets the scan rates accordingly (I assume). It's kind of a hack as far as I'm concerned and I'll wait until someone (Hopefully Apple) supplies us with a proper HDTV Component solution.
Of course we could just buy new HDTVs that have DVI-I and HDMI like the Sharp Aquos LC-45GD7U. Being that it's an LCD I believe the Aquos should work with DVI, HDMI, or Component (Via the online Manual) as stated on apples MacMini Duo Accessories page (http://www.apple.com/macmini/accessories.html) but I'm not for sure because I don't have one to test. Of course buying another HDTV is redundant and expensive to say the least.
Best of luck,
Ross
http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/PC-TVvideoadapter.html#nt2
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