Problem Lightning to HDMI

I have a Apple Lightning to HDMI adapter, it was working fine but now I get no output on my Ipad Air.
I have checked the lead which works fine with my Iphone 5.
Is it likely to be the hardware interface on the Ipad (i.e. broken) or is it a software issue; the Ipad still charges up ok.

If the adapter, HDMI cable and TV work fine with your iPhone 5, but not the iPad, I would assume the iPad is the problem. Its typically a plug in play setup, without any complex configuration required, and if you got the iPhone to work find then I assume that you're familiar with how the setup works. Keep in mind that even if the iPad charges, there are multiple pins on cables/adapters, some for charging some for video output and more. Ideally using a different adapter would help confirm the problem, which brings us back to raymond's suggestion. Bring it to an Apple store or even a friends house that has an adapter that you can test it with.

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With the iPad displaying on a TV, you have very limited control over the iPad's functioning...as long as it works properly I would not push too much.

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I have a problem with my lightning to hdmi cable

Hi
Right i bought this cable for use in my car
There is nothing wrong with it works perfect in the tv
They problem I'm having is I don't have a head unit I'm using a pre amp along with my other amplifiers
So I just need an audio signal
I don't want to use the jack as I'm going to be mounting an iPad mini in the dash (hence no head unit)
The problem that I am having is when it's plugged in there is no power on the other end of the hdmi cable as I had a cable that at one end is hdmi and it spilts it to the red blue and green cables what I'm using for audio now if would work fine but because there is no signal coming from the preamp up the audi cables the phone/iPad doesn't think it's plugged in so just plays though the handset speaker
Is there any way to force it to play though the hdmi
Or will I need to buy a powered hdmi to audio convert like a powered little box ?
Thank you
http://bit.ly/1kReuQ1 this is the currant cable
I'm trying to use
http://bit.ly/QlrmzT would this work if the lead doesn't as it's powered

Then it's likely that you have a hardware issue on your hands. Follow the three r's:
1. Restart: Turn it off and then on again
2. Reset: Hold down the home and power button until the apple logo appears
3. Restore: Connect the device to iTunes and restore it as new. Test the issue and see if it persists.
Don't forget to back up before you restore, so you can keep your data.
If the three r's don't work to solve your issue, you will need to get your phone repaired. To do this, you can go into the apple store or call 1-800-275-2273.

Will the iphone 5 digital av adaptor (lightning to hdmi) work with the projector input on my new Sony PJ780VE Videocamera when I connect my iPhone 5 to it?

Hello....I am new here...first posting.....I have recently bought an iphone 5 and also a new Sony PJ780VE camcorder but with a built in projector that allows external input. I am wondering if anyone knows whether the iphone 5 lightning to Digital AV (HDMI) adaptor will work with this Sony projector input okay if I go ahead and purchase the adaptor from Apple. The reason I ask is that I read on the net that Sony are announcing an adaptor for iphone 5 to allow this connection....at least that's my understanding of this....so do I need a proprietary Sony adaptor to facilitate this connection???

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HT5498 Is this information still valid after one and a half years? Are the lightning-to-HDMI or lightning-to-VGA cables the only available options to send video to a TV set?

There is a relative using an iPhone 5s and is interested in streaming video from her iPhone to an old TV set; unfortunately the TV set does not have either HDMI or VGA connectors; therefore we figured out getting a "lightning-to-30 Pin adapter", plug it to the iPhone 5s and use an old "Composite AV Cable" to do the trick. However, I found this post informing video streaming is not possible through the "lightning-to-30 Pin adapter", but -considering its post date- I would like to know if that info is still valid or if something has changed since then. Obviously changing the TV set is not an option, we have a limited "budget" to solve this.

Thanks for the feedback Rudegar. We're not planning using airplay mirroring using AppleTV, but directly as it used to work with old iPhone 4S. Just attaching the composite video cable (30pin-to-Composite) to the iPhone 4 worked on almost any TV set equipped with composite jacks. Maybe I have to rewrite the question to "...available wired options to send video to a TV set?"

Transfer photo problem: Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader to iPad

Equipment:
Apple Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader-ZML (from BH Photo dot com)
Version 7.0.2 (11A501)
iPad Wi-Fi Cellular 32GB MD517LL/A
SD card 4GB Kingston SDHC
SD card 32GB Lexar SDHC Class 10
Nikon D5100
Fry's build desktop with Windows 7 Home Edition
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*.jpg
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Transfer *.jpg images from desktop to SD card to iPad for use Photos (camera roll)
Successes:
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Problem statement:
File origin: all image files created with camera listed above.
Files created in camera (*.jpg & *.NEF (RAW), then transferred to desktop. *.NEF files converted to *.jpg. Reload files to SD card in *.jpg format only, iPad does not see / display images to be imported from SD card to iPad.
Problem resolution attempts:
Format SD card using desktop, result - iPad does not recognize SD card
Format SD card using camera, result - iPad recognizes SD card
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Test shot photo (*.jpg) in camera work only (no transfer to desktop), result iPad recognizes and displays image
For *.jpgs on desktop
1st convert file names to same nomenclature (system of names) created by camera (DSC_001.jpg) (DSC underscore 3 digits file extension).
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E-mail photos (15) to personal e-mail, open file with internet, copy to iPad, result iPad copies, loads, and displays images in camera roll. I used same images I loaded to SD from desktop in attempt to keep everything equal.
Side note: I received a notification (push to my device) to from Apple to update software. The operating system was updated to what I have now. I don't recall if the one success I listed above was before or after the OS update.
Discussion
Lighning cable advertised as useful in transfering images (pictures) to iPad. I read prior to purchase what image files were supported. I began with high hopes, and now I'm very deflated.
I've hacked and hacked and tried and read and tried and... I can't solve this problem.
A resolution (without additional expenditures) is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance to everyone for your consideration and help.
Houston, Texas, United States

There's a step by step in the manual
http://support.apple.com/manuals/
There is no specific naming convention beyond must be in the DCIM folder and must have 8 character names. myphotos.jpg for example.
I've successfully used SD cards to import videos off my computer onto my iPad, they just have to be named right.
The reason for the work arounds is, in Apple's work flow, you use the camera kit only to interface with your camera, if you want to import from your computer, you use iTunes. So that's the methods they favor. Transferring from your computer to a card to your iPad via the kit is a non-supported work around, which is why you have to basically fool the iPad into thinking those images came directly from the camera.

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I need to go from lightning output to rca input in order to be able to stream purchased itunes movies over this monitor.
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I have an iPhone five that I'm trying to hook up to a projector as well as the speaker using the lightning toHDMI connector. While using Bluetooth or the headphone jack I still don't get audio out of the speaker does anyone know how to accomplish this

BSteely,
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Hello,
as stated in the topic I have some troubles to get the sound working on my TV witch is plugged into the Mac Pro via HDMI/DP adapter.
Setup:
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best regards from germany,
osslord

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Recently moved to another country, I brought with my of course my MacBook and HDMI cable.
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Hi Alinem7!
Here is an article that will help you troubleshoot this issue:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1573
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