Does Digital AV Adapter use up iPad battery when streaming movies?
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The adaptor plugs into your iPads charging port (aka 30 pin port) but on the other side of the adaptor is 2 ports. One for HDMI and one for 30 pin, meaning you can still plug the iPad into a charger while it's plugged into HDMI/the tv
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Mirroring doesn't work properly with some apps, so the movie will be running on my iPad and the external display at the same time and that does use up the battery faster. I tried to fix this but I think it's something within the particular app that controls the mirroring. Hope this helps.
2258394
LCD brings up which device is powered, so what's connected to av2 needs to be powered and not av1 at same time.
901997
I don't know. I always keep mine charged when I am not using it like my iPad.
1186967
Yes, you can connect to the RAVPower and stream directly from your SD / USB device to your iPad.
185730
My Asus is hooked up to my iMac and I have no problems playing movies using just USB power from the bigger of the two USB cords on the pigtail that comes with the unit.I have not tried it with a laptop.
727552
YES. IPads will not work with 0% internal battery charge. You will have to wait a minute or two to get to 1% charge. Then you can continue to use the tablet while it charges.
214510
So does it just do audio/video, or does it actually charge the iPad [bearing in mind that the iPad requires a high-amperage charge current in order to actually charge the battery]?
1439542
I haven't looked into trying to watch from flash drive, I download My movies to the iPad 2 using VLC Streamer, from My iMac, then plug in HDMI cable to watch on whatever TV I have nearby.
2214154
Yes! You need to purchase an Apple adaptor plug that will plug into your IPad. It has both an HDMI and Apple power receptor side-by side on one end and the Apple power plug on the other. You will also need an HDMI cable that plugs into the adaptor plug and directly into the projector. The Apple adaptor also has a slot to charge the IPad that may be needed depending how long you need to project your Apple photos. With the power plugged in you can also then project any video or movie as well, that you have downloaded on your IPad.
388561
A lot of that depends on how old the battery is. I have done that with no problems I could see. I would do it if I was streaming.
1336895
No. The device uses a optical digital cable or a analog audio cable which are not supported by the iPad.
414630
I don't know, because I have no need for the remote battery; I use the charger adapter. If you are hoping for the switch to work automatically when you activate the source that you want to send to the TV, I can tell you that feature doesn't work very often for me. I just do the switching manually with the remote control.
1130910
I'm not sure how much power the air uses but I have the last iPad and it completely drains the unit, so not great if consumption is anywhere close. Great for phones though.
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I know you can charge your gadgets (ipad etc) while the battery pack is plugged in to the wall, like a regular adapter. I am not sure which will get fully charged first -the ipad or the NewTrent TravelPak, since I rarely use it this way.
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The connector is your standard plug in, like most AV plugs. I don't know if Ipads have standard input for speakers. If so, yes. But this summer for placing on top of a tablet, and produces good sound.
1606739
my entire home entertainment system only required 1500 watts and that included a 55 inch flat screen TV, etc, etc. The iPad I think only draws 12 watts. I am certain the iPad charger is multi region and you can either buy Apples adapter set which convert for most global plugs, or just get a plug adapter that will fit whatever type outlet in Australia. No need for a power converter, just a plug adapter. Available on Amazon, and perhaps at the Australia airport. I lived in SE Asia for three years, traveled the region extensively, and now live in the USA. No issues with our 2 iPads, or iPod, or iPhones. Hope this helps.
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Yes it plugs your iPad into the HDMI port of your TV so you connect to it with an HDMI cable. I stream Netflix on my iPad and play it over my big screen TV using that cable. Works great no problems