New to ipod 5th, what is this connecting to TV then?

I Dont fully understand this topic, as im not sure how to connect to TV, i mean, i dont understand! can you watch live TV on the ipod then?
sorry its so widespread, is someone able to explain this whole process to me!?!

You connect your iPod to a TV and then you can watch the video content that you have stored on it on the big screen. For more info on TV Out see this article: iPod: TV Out support and also: Connect iPod to your TV: Watch Videos, Pictures on the large screen

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Google translate.
Oh I'm sorry vraimant.
I had an iPod 4 th generation with iMessage tale. But I change with a 5 th generation iPod, and I can not seem to connect with my old tale iMessage
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New to ipod 5th, what is this connecting to TV then?

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