IPhone video cable

I had been using the Apple Composite Video cable to play video podcasts to my analog TV. ios6 seems to have broken this feature and all I can get out to the TV is audio. Apple's web site shows the cable compatible with iphone 4,l but i don't think it's been updated for ios 6. I don't see a cable for the iphone 5 (on order). anyone have a suggestion for pushing video out in ios 6, iphone 4 and/or 5.

I have a Dynex 30 pin-> Composite Video adapter that works
fine with the Videos app, Netflix app, and Air Playit app. It is being
used with a 64 gig iPhone 4S with iOS 6.0. Having been stuck in a
motel with an old CRT TV been using it quite a bit to watch movies
and some TV shows.
One thing I have done, is plug all the other stuff into the adapter
(including power supply), turn on the iPhone, then plug the adapter in.

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IPhone video cables

Anyone know why the iPhone video cables have vanished from the Apple store?

This is a user-to-user forum, so if it's intentional, it's unlikely anyone here would know, or if they do, they will not be able to say publicly. They do seem to be gone, however, at least from the US Store (they are still available on the UK Store, as you can see from THIS LINK, at least as I edit this post).
It may just be a glitch - Apple is revamping the Store website (the refurb section, for example, has been redone).
EDIT: Component cable is there now, although it wasn't a minute ago. Composite cable is still not there. So, it's most likely a glitch.

How do I connect an iPhone 5S or 6 with audio video cables?

How do I connect an iPhone 5S or 6 with audio video cables? Our van only has these connections. Apple did have a cable that worked with the 4/4S, but it does not work with an adapter on the 5S. I want audio only.

I Thought I probably was.
something like this should work then, right?
Belkin Y Audio Cable (12 foot) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000067RBT/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_fYWzub11XY5MQ
OR
eForCity 3.5mm to RCA Auxiliary Cable Cord for iPod/MP3 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0042DIZTE/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_R0Wzub1X33PD9
thx SO much )

Video cable for the Iphone 3G - audio only, no video output to TV

I have been reading that with the iphone 3G you HAVE to buy apples video cables in order to play back video on your TV, is this true?
I just got a cable for christmas and it isn't officially licensed by apple and the video does not output to the TV, only the audio. I hope this isn't the case, but maybe it is true??
If my cable isn't working because of some need (forced on us by apple) to only use "apple" cables I will never purchase videos from itunes. It seems rather trivial to have to buy proprietary cables for more $$ in order to buy videos from itunes doesn't it??
In other words... Give us more money so you can keep buying things from us.
Sorry, I am a bit frustrated.
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Let's be constructive:
BUT WHY doesn't it work? and how can we fix it/make it work?
my cheap 'non apple' video cable works fine initially, then a message pops up about it not being an 'offcial' cable or some such, then asks if I want to enable airplane mode (both with or without it already disabled), and disables video out completely. Contrary to the many others that have overpaid for your proprietary cables; I'm NEVER EVER EVER EVER going to pay you for your atrociously overpriced cables, because you're action of 'disabling' 3rd party cables is monopolistic in any sense, destroys any hope competition in this area, hinders innovation by third party peripheral developers, and is downright unamerican imho because it does so. You've gone to far this time apple! I've come to the conclusion, you obviously don't care about functionality, as your hardware is almost always overpriced, proprietary, good looking junk, and you keep shaking my pockets for more money with your overpriced accessories and constant barrage of itunes streamery.
Anyway, how can I use my device to do video out on this officially licensed apple dock I have? It doesn't seem to work; and I paid a lot of money for it. If there isn't a solution; maybe you should give out refunds for all the devices that now don't work? Thanks

Dynex Component Audio/Video cable for iPhone doesn't just play music?

I just purchased Dynex Component Audio/Video cable for iPhone and it plays video, but not music. It only works when I'm using Neflix or the video component of the iPod. How do I get it to just play my music?
If I run the iPod music and open Netflix the music will play, but that is just a roundabout way of getting it to play audio and is silly. How do I get it to just play audio?

don't think so but the component rely on normal analog signals using RCA connectors
you can find tons of 3.5mm minijack connector and 2 rca connectors in the other cables
they are dirt cheap and you can even make them yourself

3rd party video cable "Not designed for iPhone" message

Ok i got the original Apple Component Video Cable...works fine and everything...i went to a friends (he has the 3GS) house and we are going to use my iPhone 4 to watch NetFlix on the big screen...he has a RocketFish brand(looks a lot better than Apple ones)...i hooked it up and says "not designed for iPhone" but works perfectly and even better picture quality...
So Why do we get a message like that were its pretty much the same cable just different brand? Is there like a chip inside that says original apple product or something?

you know i wonder the same thing im guessing that its the pin layout that does it and not a chip but thats my guess...

What s-video cable for a DVI to S-Video adapter

Hi,
I have an old MiniG4 lying around, which I thought I'd make into a media centre.
I bought the Apple DVI to Video Adapter (<http://store.apple.com/us/product/M9267G/A>) which is specifically for a Mac Mini and I thought that I had an s-video cable too, but clearly I have the wrong one.
The cable I have, has a single plug at one end and the red/white/yellow plugs at the other end. The single plug is a headphone-jack style, but with 3 yellow connector 'stripes' instead of the usual 2 black ones, but this plug doesn't fit in the DVI Adapter's yellow socket. It's too wide.
Can anyone tell me what cable I need to work with the DVI Adapter? Should it be 2 plugs to 3, or 1 plug to 3? (I'm in Europe, if that changes anything)
(Why don't Apple tell you what you need on the product page at the Apple store???)

Thanks for the replies.
I found the correct cables ... really dumb that Apple sell adapters but doesn't tell you what is required for them to work.
Anyway, it works really well. I was surprised at how good the output is. Just like the original DVD. The only place I can see any artefacts is on a totally black screen. Should it be of interest to anyone else reading, I used Handbrake on preset AppleTV but with FFMPEG instead of H624 (which took incredibly long to encode) and choosing to maintain aspect ratio and 100% quality.
I'm also using the iPhone to control via Apple's 'Remote' iPhone app and I bought 'Rowmote' as well, which gives more control.
The G4 Mini is the 'stealth' version, the last one they made with a slightly faster processor and a more capable video card. It's adequately powerful for running the movies and acting a media hub.
All in all, I'm quite happy.

After updating ipad 2 to IOS 5.1 composite video cable says "this accessory is not supported by iPad"

Now that I have updated my iPad 2 and iPhone 4s to 5.1, when I connect my composite video cable to watch netflix or other video on my TV I get the message that the accessory is not supported. The audio goes through fine, but the video only plays on the device. Anyone else run into this? Ideas on how to fix it?
Thanks.

I have the same problem. Even worst, I use my iPod touch at the gym cause our bikes and threadmills have iPod connection (and screen of course) so I used watch TV shows from my iPad. Last week, thought the treadmill connector on the machine was broken... from what I see, it's the TV out on the iPad that is not working anymore.
Once home, I used my composite cable, well just like you got a message : "not supported" tried on iPad and Ipod Touch.
THANKS APPLE WITH YOUR STUPID UPDATES!!!!
But now seems your Video cables won't be selling much if not working hey?
And reboot has no effect, don't waste your time.

HT1454 Can't see ipod videos from 60GB ipod classic. I have Apple USB/video cable running through Onkyo receiver into Samsung TV. Video & TV out settings seem correct-I can see album cover, but no video. Is it possible to get itunes music videos to play

Can't see ipod videos from 60GB ipod classic. I have Apple USB/video cable running through Onkyo receiver into Samsung TV. Video & TV out settings seem correct-I can see album cover, but no video. Is it possible to get itunes music videos to play or do I need to get new ipod. It works on my iPad and iPhone, but not through iPod Classic.

Are these music videos located under Videos on your iPod? Do it play other regular movies (if you have any on the device)?
B-rock

Component video cable

just upgraded to iphone 4, pluggeg into my component video cable and nothing transfers to the screen, is the cable not compatable, do i need a different one?

I have the same problem. 1st I bought a 3rd party component cable at BestBuy, went home to my fairly new Samsung LCD HD TV. Tried both component hookups on the back. TV did not see the device. Frustrated went to Apple store yesterday and purchased the Apple component AV cable. This time the iphone4 acted like it was "sending"..by that I mean the play bar was moving and no sound or video was shown on the phone. BUT the TV says component 1 or 2: NO DEVICE IS CONNECTED.
I'm so frustrated. I also want to play videos I Make on the phone on my T.V.
Anyone?

Apple video cable technical question

I can not seem to find the answer to this question anywhere... I have the Apple component AV cable and the Composite video AV cable. I have measured the resistance of all the pins and compared to the posted pinout web sites.
I am confused about the pin 21 details (not sure if this has been updated)
I measure 500k pin 21 to ground for both cables
the composite video line comes from pin 8, the component connectors go to 8, 9 and 10.
My question should be clear by now, If the resistance on pin 21 (which should define what accessory is connected) how does the iPhone (and iPad) know which type of video to output ???
I am an engineer and this is driving me nuts, maybe i am missing something..
thx in advance for any details.

Hello,
I've also tried to watch my video's on my iPod Video 5th generation on television, but it won't work. I can't see anything. On the iPod I've made the correct settings. I've used Apple's audio-video cable for an iBook and put it on a scart adapter and connected it to my television, because my television doesn't have AV output. It won't work. Any suggestions anybody?
iPod Video 5th generation

IPhone Video Out?

I want to be able to show video on a TV, and with the new 1.1.1 update we are supposed to be able to do that. Has anyone been able to do this? Is there even a dock or cable that has been made for the iphone?

Essentially he's right, except that you can preorder the cables now.
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=F16 ABDF&fnode=home/shopipod/ipod_accessories/cablesdocks&nplm=MB129LL/A
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=1AB 26629&fnode=home/shopipod/ipod_accessories/cablesdocks&nplm=MB128LL/A
Note that since the Touch is out these cables are of prime importance, so I'm sure they will be available within the month as they state. Also note you can buy either a composite or a component video cable -- make sure you get the one you need unless you need both (at $50 a piece it's kind of pricey to pick them both up)

Component Video Cable and Bumper Case

Just a head's up. If you have an iPhone 4 and a bumper case, the Component video cable will not fit properly when the bumper case is on. It inserts, but the cutout that fits the standard USB cable is too small for the plastic part of the cable that is larger on the Component Video cable.
When I tried to plug it in, I did not notice this the first time and got the "This accessory is not compatible" message. I also got B&W video. When I took the case off and the cable seated securely, I was able to get 420p video from the video I took with the camera. NOTE - The Component cable only supports 420p when playing on an NTSC TV. I was also able to see YouTube at 420p. I did not try anything else.
Hope this helps some of you avoid frustration

Yes I do live in Europe. But who says that Component Video Cable is a standart from USA or Japan. I have been using Component Video Cables to connect my DVD Player with my video projector since 2002. Component Video Cables are wisely used in Europe. And its the ONLY analogue way of transferring HD-Video (Plus DVI and HDMI)
What disturbs me alot is that on www.toshiba-europe.com they explain that my computer has:
Interfaces 1 x headphone
1 x DC-in
1 x line-in
1 x external monitor
1 x RJ-11
1 x RJ-45
1 x i.LINK (IEEE 1394)
4 x USB 2.0
1 x Monitor-in (line-in port)
1 x TV-antenna
1 x S-Video-in (Composite/Line-in)
1 x TV-out (s-video, Component-out))
1 x 5-in-1 Bridge Media slot (supports SD Card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, MultiMedia Card, xD-Picture Card)
Where is the Component-out ???Promise is a promise. Why do they say it if they dont give it?
Instruction manual also says that : D-Video port lets you transfer 525i(480i),525p(480p),1125i(1080i) or 750p(720p) data to external devices.
How can you transfer 720p with a Scart Cable?? It is impossible.... The only way that Qosmio can transfer 1280x720 picture is a Component Video cable.(Because it has no DVI port) How much does this cable cost anyway?? But the problem is NOBODY is producing it in Europe. I am writing to Toshiba-Japan. Since they are saying that my computer has Component-out so they must get me the cable....

Has anyone modified the new AV video cable yet?

Specifically I want to get video on my Pioneer avic-d3, which has a 4x6 inch screen. It can play ipod gen5 videos but not gen6 (iphone).
My idea is to splice a new AV cable with the existing ipod cable somehow to then route the video to the AV1 component in on the Pioneer. Has anyone tried this yet or reverse engineered the cable yet to see which pins are what?
The easy option would be to just have 2 places to plug in my phone (2 cables) and just switch it as needed, but that seems very primitive. An alternative solution would be some kind of Y cable where my Iphone hooked into 2 cables.
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I am not sure that I understand the problem.
Can you simply connect the iPhone component cable connections to your AV1 component input on the Pioneer? If not, can you describe your goal with more detail.
Video cables are susceptical to noise - thus any "splicing" is likely to cause problems. Further, the Apple AV cable reportedly contains a chip which enables the iPhone for video out.

Iphone video's on DVD player?

Can I connect my iphone video's/movies to play on a portable DVD player? We're travelling on an airplane and wondered if we could do this for the kids.

If the player has a composite or component video input and an audio input, then yes, it should be possible. You'd need the appropriate AV cable for the input:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB128LL/B
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB129LL/B

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