How to get Video Ipod Screen onto External Screen using A/V cable?

[ssnake937]

The instructions posted in this thread are exactly how to do it. The problem is that the video isn't going to look pretty on the TV.

[nikatella]

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[mgmusicman94]

Originally Posted by wjp09

TV Out
Whenever you play a video file, your iPod must make a choice. Video iPods either play video on the built-in screen or they transmit a video signal out of the microphone jack. They don't do both. The TV Out option controls which behavior occurs.
Use this setting to choose from:
1. No. Playback remains on the iPod itself.
2. Yes. A TV signal is produced.
3. Ask. The iPod prompts you whenever you play a video file.
I always use the Ask option. Yes, it does add an extra step whenever I play a video file, but it gives me the flexibility to choose playback behavior on a case-by-case basis. I like that.
TV Signal
European and Australian television sets use a different signal standard than those used in America and Japan. If you live in the U.S., your TV works with the NTSC standard. European countries mostly use PAL. Make sure you've selected the correct signal for your country.



As for the showing whats playing


Sorry Im running out of Ideas. Can you provide us with more information if this did not solve your problem already?

That picture is a picture of the ipod not an external display. They want to put it on an external display.

[Eragon]

I believe what you are looking for is an iPod Video docking station. There are many models available. A good first reference is ilounge.com. They have a buyers guide which will include recommended models like the Keyspan. Thesse docks have remotes to allow you to control on the external screen.

Here is a link to a specific model that might meet your needs:
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/rev...creen-navigat/