Composite AV vs. Component???

I have a 1st gen. ipod touch and I want to connect it to my TV for watching movies and TV shows I get off itunes. I don't know which cord I'm supposed to use. Can someone help me out? Thank you!

It really depends what type of input available of your TV.
The composite av is
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_video
The component av is
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video

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      xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"
      xmlns:a4j="http://richfaces.org/a4j"
      xmlns:rich="http://richfaces.org/rich"
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<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
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      xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"
      xmlns:a4j="http://richfaces.org/a4j"
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<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
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      xmlns:a4j="http://richfaces.org/a4j"
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9735593/nested-composite-component-broken-in-jboss-7-1-1
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<faultPolicy version="2.0.1" id="TESTFaultPolicy">
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FAULT-BINDINGS.XML_
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<faultPolicyBindings version="2.0.1"
xmlns="http://schemas.oracle.com/bpel/faultpolicy">
<composite faultPolicy="TESTFaultPolicy"/>
<component faultPolicy=" TESTFaultPolicy">
<name>HandleRealTimeRequests</name>
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</faultPolicyBindings>
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import com.collaxa.cube.engine.fp.BPELFaultRecoveryContextImpl;
import java.util.Map;
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import oracle.integration.platform.faultpolicy.IFaultRecoveryJavaClass;
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Please suggest
Thanks
Edited by: user5108636 on 18/06/2012 00:20
Edited by: user5108636 on 18/06/2012 00:20

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Please suggest.
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at oracle.integration.platform.faultpolicy.FaultRecoveryManagerImpl.resolveAndRecover(FaultRecoveryManagerImpl.java:123)
at oracle.tip.mediator.common.error.recovery.MediatorRecoveryHandler.recover(MediatorRecoveryHandler.java:116)
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Thanks

Iphone4 video output via composite av cable

Hi, this questions probably been asked loads of times but I haven't found an answer , hence , can someone please tell me how to switch on video out on iPhone 4 on 5.1 , I bought composite cable but no video just audio . Can any1 out there help. Thank you

iphone4 and composite and component cable don't support mirror so they
only display images when an supported app is being used like youtube or the video app and the likes
use both the composite and the component cable with my iphone4 on 5.1 and both works fine
so do my ipod touch with 5.1 and ipad2 with 5.1

Is there a way of recording component video output to a MacBook Pro

I have a Sony DXC990P video camera head i.e. it has no recorder. It has several output of which component video is regarded as the highest quality. Is there a way recording this output with a MacBook Pro?
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The matrox MXO2 is likely what you are referring to. It would be an extremely useful i/o device for you if the price is acceptable. It will have good resale value for a few years too if you ever wanted to get rid of it. With your camera's chip set and resolution of 850 lines you can capture via component to 4:2:2 color space by editing in a codec like DVCPRO 50 which is very efficient and looks great too. It is a big step above anything dv related which is 4:1:1 color space. If you ever drop your video signal down to dv quality you will take a big hit picture quality wise. Another device is the original AJA IO which connects via firewire and gives you component i/o as well as s-video, composite and digital component as well. The AJA IO's are selling on ebay for $600.00 - $750.00. They were around $2500.00 originally. You could also use an AJA LA which is basically the analog side of the IO and they are a little cheaper. Blackmagic multibridge is another product that is similar. These are all pro level equipment. You will need FCP.
http://www.aja.com/html/productsIoIo.html
http://www.matrox.com/video/en/products/mxo2/output/

Problems exposing a Business Rule in a composite as a Web Service

Hi
I am currently facing a problem invoking a Composite from within the BPEL.
Scenario: I have created a composite which has one Business Rule Component. The composite deploys successfully to the Web Logic Server. (Successful compilation: 0 errors, 0 warnings). However there is a number of "ignoring messages" which do not affect the deploy. These ignoring messages could be the souce of my problem which I will explain later. Example of an ignoring message
ignoring C:\Work\Project\ValidationProcess\Rules\xsd\PDQuality_DecisionService_1Types.xsd; not on source path
Now if I create a new project composite which has a BPEL component. The BPEL component has a partner link to call the Composite mentioned above. When assigning variables i.e Input variables to the partnerlink service, I notice that the payload of the invoke variables ( TO Section) has an error "Exception - Problem building schema!"
To prove that the partner service is working. I can view the WSDL in Internet Explorer. I can use the Eclipse WTP workbench to invoke the service ( Composite with Rules ). Now could it be that I am getiing this problem because initially when deploying the service (Composite with Rules) I was getting these ignoring messages and could it be that I should add all the ignoring source to the source path.... OR am I just embarking on a tangent!
Any words of wisdom would be much appreciated.. Thanks in advance
Using SOA 11G - 11.1.1.2 (WebLogic Server 10.3.2) and Jdev 11.1.1.2.0

hi all,
im also facing the same above issue.
i created a 11g composite with BusinessRules component.
when invokin that composite from 10g BPEL process ..im also facing the above mentioned issue
"Exception - Problem building schema!""
any help is appreciated
thanks,
karthik
Edited by: karthik !! on Mar 11, 2010 4:00 PM

Camera to take videos as well as stills. Light.. What is composite output?

Light to see subjects in low natural light can be built in, or a jack to add a separate light. Prefer less expensive to more expensive. Any recommendations?
Separate question--What is the difference between a camcorder that has just composite output vs one that also has component output?

Garydad,
Composite video and component video are both analog video signals. Composite is the older standard definition signal that you have commonly seen output over a single wire with a yellow RCA connector, along with the separate audio connections. Component video was the older analog high definition signal that was output over three separate wires with different color RCA connectors, along with the separate audio connections.
Are you looking for more of a still camera or for more of a camcorder?
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How can I connect my iMac to a TV for playback of videos? My TV does not have HDMI.

How can I connect my iMac to a TV for playback of videos? My TV does not have HDMI.

You need to find out what video out you have on your iMac, and what kind of video inputs there are on your TV.
It will help to know exactly what model iMac and exactly what make/model TV you have.
Depending on the exact model iMac you have, it may have miniVGA, miniDVI, miniDisplayPort or Thunderbolt output. Your TV may have composite, S-video, component, DVI, VGA or HDMI inputs. Once you confirm what kind of ports your iMac and TV have, then we can probably suggest the correct cable or adapter so you can connect them to each other.

Mac Mini (2009) to video output - surely it must be possible?

I've just bought a Mac Mini to replace my Apple TV, in an attempt to get a single Mac running my entire home entertainment setup. I have a 5-USB Mac Mini, 2.26 GHz core 2 duo, 4 GB RAM, 120 GB HD.
I'm trying to connect to a 6-year-old Hitachi Illumina projector. My first attempt was with Apple's Mini-DVI to VGA adapter, and whilst this worked, it turns out that my widescreen projector (for reasons known only to Hitachi) doesn't advertise any widescreen resolutions - it's 1024x768 or similar all the way. (The projector's native resolution is WVGA at 854x480). I've tried SwitchResX, but I can't get the projector to do anything other than 4:3 or similar no matter what I try.
Next, I tried Apple's Mini-DVI to Video adapter. Unfortunately, I didn't read the description for that adapter, so didn't see that it doesn't work with the Mini. I just assumed that since the Mini has Mini-DVI, and since it's the ideal machine for a media center, it would work. But it doesn't - the adapter isn't detected by the Mini at all.
So my question is: is there any way to get video (either composite or S-Video) out of the Mini? Would an Apple DVI to Video adapter, plugged into the Mini's "Mini-DVI to DVI" adapter, do the job?
My projector has Composite, S-Video, Component and VGA connectors on the back (no HDMI). There has got to be a way to get this to work... any ideas much appreciated!
Message was edited by: David Addey

I notice you mention being limited to a 4:3 resolution with the VGA connection. If you use composite or S-video you will be using an SD signal, which will normally just be 640x480, which is a 4:3 aspect ratio. The VGA and component connections should offer the highest resolutions. What is the model number of your projector, as I can find very little information about the Illumina series - and what I can find relates to 4:3 only.

Suggestion for a Video Monitor For FCP

I am looking for a video monitor to use with FCP. The Sony PVM-14L2 13" has been recommended. Is anyone familiar with this monitor or do you have a monitor which is working well for you that you would recommend.
1) Should I be looking for anything key features not listed below?
2) Will I need any other hook ups to make this work with my system?
(Right now I am using a JVC SR-VS30U Dual Deck. A firewire from the computer to the deck and component from the deck to to t.v. the deck also has s-video)
3) When I move into High Definition will this monitor work?
Key Features of the Sony PVM-14L2 13"
Variety of Input Options
The monitor accepts composite, S-video, component and RGB signals standard without options. Serial Digital signals can be viewed with the optional
(with audio) or BKM-120D (without embedded audio). Even
, Sony's version of Fire Wire can be displayed with the optional BKM-155DV board.
Beam Current Feedback Feature
In studio environments, monitors tend to be left on for long periods. This practice leads to white-balance drift and unstable color reproduction. The Beam-Current Feedback circuit corrects for drift over long-term usage of the monitor.
Professional Set-up Features
Calibrating monitors assures that each display is showing correct colors which will match any other correctly calibrated display. The PVM-14L2 has set-up functions like Blue-Gun, H/V Delay, and selectable color temperature for these critical calibrations.

Sounds like a great choice as long as the size works for you. A small truly high-res monitor is much more useful than a big impressive soft one for analysis monitoring.
1) I don't think you need anything else unless the JVC thing doesn't work out. In that case you can try your camcorder, or a capture device such as ADS Pyro, Matrox MXO, or one of the Aja or Decklink cards. Depends...
2) JVC SR-VS30U - I don't know, there are a lot of devices that won't simply pass FireWire through, including many or most DVD recorders. Your best bet is to try it and monitor it on whatever you have.
If you're on NTSC you'll have to pay attention to the black setup. Many consumer digital devices these days won't put in the 7.5IRE setup for North America.
That's OK as long as you aren't using it to do analog conversions. If you can get FCP bars through the thing and set the monitor up properly to them, you should be OK. I'm sure the monitor can be set to 0IRE in menus if need be.
3) It won't show you an HD signal. If you're using the MXO it will give you a realtime SD downconvert to monitor. But that monitor won't display anything but NTSC and PAL. If it did I would probably say that 13" is too small.

IMac MiniDisplay to VGA stops sending signal to Analog Way switcher

We have 3 iMac's, all running Yosemite (10.10.1), that we've recently installed with MiniDisplay to VGA adapters. We've run the VGA's into individual Analog Way switchers that also have Apple TV's and DVD players hooked up to them as well. The issue we're having is that though the Mac sees the "secondary display", the switcher is unable to see signal after waking the iMac from sleep. If we unplug and replug the MiniDisplay port adapter, it will re-detect the displays and the switcher will see signal again.
We are also not able to go up to 1920x1080 even though the switcher supports it and other devices send it.
Any help and/or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
- James

Apple has a minidisplay to vga adapter which i'm assuming will work.
Yes, it will work fine!
Would it be better to use vga or composite for watching movies and using the computer through the projector?
The iMac is not able to connect via composite cable at all. VGA, Mini Display Port, and HDMI (through adapter) are the only types of cabling that will work. Keep in mind that composite is the absolute WORST video quality you could hope for. Here is the scale from worst to best...
Composite, S Video, Component, VGA, DVI/HDMI/MDP (these last 3 are essentially the same quality)
Is there such thing as male-male vga cable and would it send the signal properly from the imac to the projector?
Yes, they are extremely common, and it will work fine. I would be surprised if there wasn't an extra cable of this sort already in the projector bag. It is standard gear for all of my office's projector sets.
Is there any other way to link these two devices up? Component switch or wireless transmitter?
The best connection you can make with the powerlite 77c is through VGA.

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