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    Ipod Video out ... help please

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Flounder911, Apr 29, 2009.

  1. Flounder911

    Flounder911 Notebook Consultant

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    So, since i cant burn movies from my Itunes onto a dvd, i was thinking that i could either play movies from my laptop and output them to my tv OR

    is it possible to output movies from my ipod touch to tv ? so i dont have to lug around my laptop lol, i can just bring my ipod and a cable...


    Is this even possible?

    Any help (even if its a no, not possible) would be great

    Thanks
    Flounder911
     
  2. poliuy

    poliuy Notebook Evangelist

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    Yes it is possible, they sell such cables on the apple store. Though I don't know how good the quality is because videos that are on your ipod are compressed so I'm not sure, check some reviews out or hopefully someone with experience can come in and let you know, but again yes you can play video and sound out through RCA cables they sell :)
     
  3. unixphone

    unixphone Notebook Consultant

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    I do that witty my iPhone. iPhone RCA -> car
    The quality is ... Bad... but watchable I guess
     
  4. J12

    J12 Notebook Evangelist

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    You can, with a 3.5mm jack with 4 contacts in the correct order.