if i am watching online videos from internet mode on 4s will it show up on tv?
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Erica, I'm not certain but I think it will. I have used it with my iPad attached to TV to watch downloaded movies, but there is no reason it wouldn't work in the same manner.
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i tried with that cable and it didn't work. i bit the bullet and bought the genuine apple cable to do that. i think it cost $39+
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Yes it does if you using the safari. There are couple apps that don't work . But if you trying to watch from safari it does work . Hope that helped
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Sure, it will just play what you have loaded on the ipod but you can't get online.
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Ya if you plug it into a Apple TV, with out the Apple TV you'll not be able to hook up your 4s to a HDTV
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Yes. XDS is still supported. A firmeare update is issued now and then if it's needed. Regarding file formats...If your PC can view it, ROKU can move it to TV. Once you've connected a ROKU to the Internet, you can browse a STORE for new video providers, some free and some paid-for services such as Amazon, Youtube.com, TED, and many others. Some music services can also be found.
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Yes, the TV has an inbuilt web browser. The browser does not support Flash and Silverlight plugins so some sites using this for video playback may not show the video content.
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Yes if they're live on the available networks. Anything that's being broadcast will show up.
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Yes. You must be connected to the Internet at all times for mobile viewing.
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yes... download a generic remote viewing app... or view if it's now available for Apple. Or use a browser.
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Yes. I have an app on my iPhone, a different app on my Kindle HD, and I also watch on the web. They can all be viewed simultaneously.
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It's just a streamer for your storage. If your device can play .mov files, you should be fine.
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I have an I phone 4s but I heard that the iPhone 5 had a different size bottom so probably not. Good thing is, its a line in option so you can just get the chord for like 5 bucks. It also has audio/video outputs so if you had an older iPhone or iPod you can watch any type of video or movie directly on your tv. Hope this helped. I love this little sound bar lol.
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If your internet is down but your in-home network is still up. you can still see it if you use your local IP address (198.161.xxx.xxx or 10.x.x.x). If you have no internet you won't be able to watch from outside the home. I use the ipad app, so my settings are set for remote IP. When out ip is down, I just enter my local IP in a web browser to view from another room.
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I don't know. I sent mine back when I found out it didn't show on my TV or phone real time.
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Not really, it will show up but mobile safari on both the iPhone and iPad could not run the pages without crashing. But an android with chrome very well may be able to, just make sure you have a fallback (PC or Mac) to use just in case.
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YES-but. How that would work is that you would need to be connected to your GenieGo (WiFi or wired) and then "download to your device". Once it is downloaded onto your authorized device (iPad, phone etc) then you can watch where ever. Here is a link with more info https://support.directv.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3495/~/how-do-i-download-the-geniego-app-on-my-computer-or-mobile-device%3F There are two ways to watch your recorded shows. Stream from the GenieGo, or download and watch later. It can take a bit of time to download though, so I usually just stream because I'm always at my WiFi when I watch in my bedroom.
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Yes. Whatever you can do on your phone can be viewed from your television. You'll still receive the same crappy connection whatever your viewing using the HTC media link.
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I returned it before opening it, but unless it is at the app store or on the TV by default the answer is no. Buy a Roku or Vizio or Vizio M1 and that will provide it.