Re connect Apple tv - Apple Televison & Video

<p>The iPod is a very capable media player personal, but sometimes that tiny screen just does not cut it. Fortunately for owners of iPod, Apple allows users to connect their devices to a TV, so that the videos from your iPod to transmit to the screen. For this connection, iPod owners to buy an extra TV out cable, which is sold in most electronic stores. <br /> <p><br /> <p>1. Buy a cable TV output compatible. Apple sells three TV-out cables, iPod composite cable, composite cable Apple and the Apple Component Cable. See the References section for an iPod TV out cable compatibility list to ensure that you have purchased the correct cable. <br /> <p><br /> <p>2. Connect your iPod to TV out cable TV. Depending on the output cable TV you bought, the cable connects the input of the composite or component input on your TV. Each entry is color coded to the appropriate plug-ins to handle. <br /> <p><br /> <p>3. Connect the other end of the cable to your iPod. The cable consists iPod is connected to the headset connector iPod, Apple, while the other two-plug cables into the wall socket. <br /> <p><br /> <p>4. Turn off the TV mode on your iPod through the opening of "Video Settings" from the "Videos" menu on your iPod and change "TV Out" to "On." <br />

The following devices have support for TV out:

• iPhone
• iPad
• iPod touch
• iPod nano (3rd generation and later)
• iPod classic, iPod (5th generation), and iPod photo

Note: Other iPod models may support viewing of photos or slideshows on the iPod display but do not support TV out.
The following docks support TV out when used with an iPod model or iPhone that supports TV out:

• Apple Universal Dock (requires either the Apple Composite AV Cable or the Apple Component AV Cable-will not work with the iPod AV Cable). Search the store for part number MB125G.
• iPod Universal Dock or iPod with color display dock (iPod photo dock)

Important: The iPhone dock does not support TV out.
iPod models that support TV out can support viewing on a television in several ways. Use the tables below to see which cables and docks can be used with each iPod model. Check the documentation that came with the cable or iPod for information on how to connect and enable TV out.
Note: If you choose to use a third-party cable, make sure it has the "Works with iPhone" or "Made for iPod" label. Learn more about iPod and iPhone accessories.

All you need to get TV out is a compatible iPhone, iPad, or iPod and the correct cable. If your device works with the component and composite cables, then the choice depends on the TV(s) you will be connecting to.

• Apple Composite AV Cable (part number MB129LL) will connect any iPhone, iPad, or iPod to your TV using RCA Cables.
• Apple Component AV Cable (part number MB128LL) will connect any iPhone, iPad, or iPod (except iPod with color display (iPod photo), and iPod (5th generation)) to your TV using Component Cables.

A dock can be a welcome addition if you're going to keep your cables connected to the TV. The Apple Universal Dock includes an Apple Remote so you can pause and adjust the volume from a distance. The docks and cables are sold separately.

• Apple Composite AV Cable with iPod Universal Dock or Apple Universal Dock
• Apple Component AV Cable with iPod Universal Dock or Apple Universal Dock