Ipad Streaming Netflix via HDMI Cable Again

My Ipad quit streaming Netflix to our TV through an HDMI cable in early October, right after iOS 7 and the Netflix software update came out. Netflix issued version 5.02 in late October, and siad that fixed the problem. But that still did not help. Now Applle has issued iOS 7.0.4 to fix some bugs. They did not indicate that this was one of the bugs. But we can now stream to the TV over the HDMI cable again.

No. The Videos app should work fine.

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