Tv out pixelated

Hi,
When I connect my iPad to the tv using the hdmi cable the tv display is blurry and unusable. When I play videos however it looks fine. Would anyone know why this is? I have tried other devices and they all look fine. I have also tried on another tv and th same issue still appears.

Nokia 603 has no TV out function and I never check playback with .MKV files but you might want to try .MP4 files.
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