Maxell 3.5-mm-to-RCA A/V Splitter with 3.5 mm Cable | List Price: $8.99
Discount Price: $4.06
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Brand: Maxell
Binding: Electronics
Release Date: 2006-06-01
Features: - 3.5-mm-to-RCA A/V splitter with 3.5 mm audio cable
- Lets you connect iPod, MP3 player, or other device to stereo system
- Works with any portable A/V device with 3.5 mm headphone jack
- Includes red, white, and yellow RCA plugs for stereo or TV hookups
- Gold-plated connectors for optimal conductivity; 90-day warranty
IPOD video [Posted on 2007-03-18]
I had previously purchased one from ebay and the wires were thin, this is sturdy and durable works like a charm.
works as described [Posted on 2007-04-02]
Works well and as described. No color switching required for the cables when used with iPod (many other similar products do with a similar price range). I say go for this one!
Works Nicely [Posted on 2008-02-08]
This audio cable works as described. The sound quality is excellent, with no noticeable defects or distortions even at high volumes. Video quality is as good as it can be, considering that the videos are sized to natively look good on a three inch screen.
If Video Doesn't Work (ipods) Try this... [Posted on 2008-06-07]
I almost returned this product because I couldn't get it to work with my 30g video ipod and then found the following in the reviews for another similar product. Hope it helps someone else:
"The AV Cable allows you to connect your iPod/iPhone with color screen to your home entertainment system. Now you can view your videos, pictures or slideshows with audio on your home television.
Setting Up Your iPod Video Options Before Watch iPod Video on TV
1.Turn on your iPod, choose Videos -> Video Settings from your main iPod menu. This screen will show three settings: TV Out, TV Signal and Widescreen.
2.Select TV Out, make sure you select "On" that will produce TV signal.
3.TV Signal: If you live in the U.S., your TV works with the NTSC standard. European countries mostly use PAL.
4.Widescreen: You can choose "On" to produce a widescreen signal (16:9), or "off" to export the traditional TV output (4:3)."
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