Can I watch Internet content through "Safari" of IPAD2/Iphone4/4s on the HDTV?
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I don't know. My iPad rejected the device as unsupported, so I threw it in the trash!!
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If it is an old style ipad (pre Ipad 4), then you just need to obtain the Iphone/Ipad connector cable. It is a special cable just for this purpose. Then, you can use the Videos app or any app with video out capabilities to view movies/shows on the projector.
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Only works for vid in a browser or a movie app like Netflix. Won't just mirror what's on the ipad.
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Should work. Its just a simple cgi video stream. I havnt tested it personally. But I know it worked with the safari on iphone 3 4 and 5.
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Yes. That's the basic function. However there si an advanced configuration done in the Dolry iOS app to connect the Hi-Fi Stone to your own router, then you can AirPlay and surf the web (i.e. YouTube) simultaneously.
1206576
With the iOS app you can (maybe an Andriod app too?) but the interface is awful compared to Apple TV or Chromecast so I never use the TV itself for any screen/content sharing.
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There is a Zmodo app to view remotely on your iPhone on your home wifi LAN. Port forwarding on your router is required to view on the Internet.
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I use it with vlc, for instance if you want to watch channel 5 then start vlc like this "vlc -f http://192.168.1.3:5004/auto/v5.1?dlna&qu;ot; use command in between quotes. I am actually using linux but there is know reason it shouldn't work with IOS. Also there is a HDHOMERUN App you can get for 90 cents that works with IOS.
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can not answer for IPad and TV I can tell you it work wonder for your internet service
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While Airplay capability is not preloaded, you can connect to any internet connected device such as an iPad, iPod, MAC, PC etc. via the internet connectivity built in to AV7005.
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Yes, you can setup and view images using Safari or Firefox on an iPhone, iPad, or Apple computer.
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late but relevant: There is an iPad/iPhone lightning-to-HDMI adapter available for around $40 that should work just fine with this.
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Agree with @JoeDubbz, there is an app, but unfortunately it's not got an airplay feature, the best option is unfortunately an iPad, which you can get airplay functionality with to display the screen as you see it, or there are softwares on the internet that can push this item via airplay from your Mac or PC.See discussion thread: Apple TV and Amazon Prime Streaming
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No, the internet connection is only for remote viewing. There is an app for remote viewing.
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Only apps that has airplay functions can be stream to TV. (Safari has airplay) Just as price is, this stick is slower than apple TV or other around 100$ devices. Hope this helps.
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Can I view the video stream using nothing but a browser ? I don't want to install anything.
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No, but it's not the cable's fault. I bought an actual Apple cable when I realized it wasn't working, and it still had the same issue. Same issue with Apple's "protected" videos. You actually CAN play Apple protected videos if they are SD instead of HD. The catch though, is that you have to purchase on a computer via iTunes to specify SD as buying through iOS will only give you the HD option. Apple and Netflix has stated that they officially don't support VGA anymore. You'll have to use an HDMI adapter now. I still use this cable though to play videos using the VLC app, which isn't blocked. No, but it's not the cable's fault. I bought an actual Apple cable when I realized it wasn't working, and it still had the same issue. Same issue with Apple's "protected" videos. You actually CAN play Apple protected videos if they are SD instead of HD. The catch though, is that you have to purchase on a computer via iTunes to specify SD as buying through iOS will only give you the HD option. Apple and Netflix has stated that they officially don't support VGA anymore. You'll have to use an HDMI adapter now. I still use this cable though to play videos using the VLC app, which... » Read More No, but it's not the cable's fault. I bought an actual Apple cable when I realized it wasn't working, and it still had the same issue. Same issue with Apple's "protected" videos. You actually CAN play Apple protected videos if they are SD instead of HD. The catch though, is that you have to purchase on a computer via iTunes to specify SD as buying through iOS will only give you the HD option. Apple and Netflix has stated that they officially don't support VGA anymore. You'll have to use an HDMI adapter now. I still use this cable though to play videos using the VLC app, which isn't blocked. « Show Less