What no video out with older extreamac cables

someone please help is apple gone MAD...
I just found out that the new nano wont allow me to use my old video out cable from extreamac. I love this cable it has a car adapter as well as the proper 30 pin hookup.
Any known solutions out there. Short of buying another 50 dollar cable.

Whenever I try playing certain DVD's in my internal drive, an error message comes up stating that: "Due to copyright protection, the DVD can not be played while TV out is enabled".
My question is: I know that the TV out function is enabled by default. Is there any regedit or any other means to disable TV out?????? ?(
This is a major issue. I either have to buy another video card (non-video out; non-msi), or never buy a DVD with this copyright protection.

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