HDMI out and A1388 with iPad 2

For some time I have successfully used adaptor A1388 to connect a non smart tv HDMI cable to my iPAD 2. However after recently signing up to Netflix I get the message "Cannot Play Video - The connected display is not supported" Although the Netflix programme will play ok on the iPad
All help gratefully received

I have the same problem with an iPad Air with a lightening connector connected to a VGA cable. The VGA cable is plugged into an ELMO camera which is connected to a LG TV. The LG TV does have HDMI ports but I haven't used it with the iPad because the VGA cable has worked until 3 weeks ago. It's disappointing that I cannot use this feature any more. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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