If I run a movie on my iPad, can I use this devise to project it onto the wall? I'd like to use this setting while using my treadmill
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Yes, but the video may be choppy. The frame rate is excellent for a demo of an app or for showing something to a class of students, but probably not ideal for this circumstance. You'd likely be better getting the video out cable for the iPad and going directly into your projector that way.
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This is a camera, not a projector. You should look for projectors that work with iPads.
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What everyone else has said is true. Your Ipad will be supported, but it will block the controls that show you your progress. For me, that is not an issue as I don't always like to know how much more time is left in my workout! Besides, at the end of your workout, you will get a "progress report" of how total time, distance, average HR and average RPM's during your exercise session.
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it only mirrors what is on the iPad or iPhone and will correctly display video to the correct aspect ratio of your television like from hulu for example. it cannot be used as a 2nd screen or extention of your iDevice if that's what you are asking.
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I had to play with various settings to get it to work. It did not work with my iPAD or iPhone. Ended up returning this item and purchasing a mini-projector from Brookstone which works just great with all devices.
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Hi Edmond! Yes! you can do it, but you should have an app (in the Ipad) to do it. Best Pedro
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If you have HDMI out, yes. If not I recommend getting an Apple TV device and bounce off of that to the TV. I use that config at home and at work to do what you are looking to do.
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For your second question, I've used it when my power was out, and although it did move, I wasn't able to increase the resistance, view calories burned, and view all the other features that I've grown accustomed to seeing. So to answer your question, yes you can use it, but without being able to increase the resistance your workout won't be as effective. Sorry
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I think you're confused. You can if you own the projector and an apple TV or some other accessory. The mount has nothing to do with an iPhone or iPad.
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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.
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You need an VGA adapter connected from ipad to the projector. Netflix won't let you stream movies through that, but you can either watch movies from YouTube or buy them at ITunes Store. The projector is good, but if you want to have a clear image the room must be completely dark.
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No. They can not. As an FYI - this device is not an "authorized" apple device. Trying to play a movie on my iPad to a TV via HDMI is a hit and miss. Mostly miss as i will receive an error indicating unauthorized device. For me it was a bad purchase.
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I have not used mine with the iPad yet, cannot imagine why it wouldn't. You would just need to get the proper adapter that connects the projector cable to the ipad. You can probably order one at amazon.com
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My advice is to avoid this whole system entirely. No matter what you do, you can only play jpegs so who needs it? I wanted to be able to display my iPhone/iPad screen.
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Yes if ipad is connected to computer with projector through a reflector type program. Use mine that way all the time.
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I use mine in a gym to project workout videos for classes. Although it is dark in there are still dim lights on so that members can see and it works very clearly. I don't believe it would be good for projecting a calendar, if im not mistaken they don't recommend this model for presentations of sorts.
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Generally you need to select a different audio output from your source device. I watched a movie from my ipad mini connected to the projector via a HDMI cable and used bluetooth for the sound to my Bose headset. I am going to try a bluetooth dongle to hook up a surround sound system. So far the wireless projection is pretty much false advertising. From an iPad it only does pictures and documents loaded in a special app. No video, PPT, etc. Useless!!!
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if your iPad has a HDMI out port, then this system will transport it to your TV with HDMI in. It would look just like a cable to the originating device. And yes, seeing Hillard's answer reminds me, you'll probably have to add power from somewhere.