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Belkin AV Cable for iPod 4G, 5G | List Price: $18.60
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Brand: Belkin
Binding: Electronics
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
Features: - Cable lets you output audio and video from your 4G/5G iPod onto your home theater system
- Twelve-foot cable length
- Alumnium Undermold Shield for optimal signal integrity
- Chrome-finished connectors and nickel-plated contacts for corrosion prevention and enhanced performance
- Backed by a lifetime warranty
Belkin rules, apple not so much [Posted on 2007-10-05]
This is a great cable. It does what it should, it does it well, and it stands up to abuse. The video goes a bit wonky if I move the iPod around while watching, but that's due to the cheapness of the 3.5mm jack, not the cable.
DO NOT buy this for iPods released after the 5.5G video (the squat video nano, the touch, or the "classic"), as apple has disabled 3.5mm TV out unless the product contains an apple authorized chip. I don't have one of these iPods, so I haven't looked for any work-arounds, but it's probably worth it to just get a licensed AV dock.
A solid cable [Posted on 2007-11-30]
this cable is pretty solid and a few bucks cheaper than the apple brand option. no problems, clean signal, and i've used it on other media devices without problem.
For Those Not Getting a Video Signal [Posted on 2008-03-17]
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The short version is here
It takes a few steps to connect your iPod to your TV. Start by inserting the A/V cord's eighth-inch plug into your iPod's earphone jack. In it goes, schnickt. Couldn't be easier.
Here's where it gets a little tricky. In order to make your TV play back the iPod signal, you've got to redirect the outputs. You can't just plug the yellow RCA plug into the yellow RCA jack and the red into the red or the white into the white. No. Those geniuses at Apple send the video signal over the red RCA output. (Normally it arrives on yellow.) The sound comes through the white and yellow plugs.
I ended up going to an Apple store and testing this on iPod after iPod. They all have this quirk. It was intentional. But hey, it's proprietary. Woohoo. So here's what you have to do:
* Plug the red RCA plug into your TV's yellow RCA jack.
* Plug the yellow RCA plug into your TV's white RCA jack.
* Plug the white RCA plug into your TV's red RCA jack.
work on what? [Posted on 2008-05-28]
I tried this product on my stero and in my car. I can't get any sound to come out. I even tried it on my lcd tv with no luck. I really lost my money on this.
No Video with Ipod touch & iPod Video [Posted on 2008-06-15]
Bought this in hopes it would work with my iPod touch. No Deal! Nor did it work with my nieces iPod Video. It gives sound, but no picture even after trying several suggestions recommended here, several combination set ups and settings, and several TV sets. Returning. :-(
Meanwhile the make of the Belkin cable quality and length is very nice for those items that it does work with.
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