AV COMPONENT CABLE+VIDEO

Hello,
We have bought the Component AV Cable to be able to watch video and listen music from our ipod touch.
We can listen our music from the Ipod Touch trough our blue ray system without any problem, choosing AUX option.
We tryed to watch a movie and we've got the sounds but no picture/video.We plugged the audio cable to the blue ray system (AUX) and/or to the TV(COMPONENT OPTION) and it works. We plugged the video cable to the TV and/or blue ray system and to video at all, only the sounds.
Do we need to set up the Ipod Touch to send a video signal out to our TV, if so how? cause we went to "settings" and tryed every options and no solutions.
Do we need to set up the TV? It's a LG
Thanks for your help

Hi!
Did you try going to Videos > Video Settings and Select TV Out to 'ON'?

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