no video out, no ipod out

[cardfan]

Believe it or not, this could be a deal breaker for me. Right now i'm just trying to think how this affects my usage.

One car, i use BT. No problem.

Wife's car, a cassette with aux cable. Could be a problem. I was using a tomtom mount in that car that would have to be replaced anyways. Have to wait for a proclip iphone 5 mount. No BT though.

Wife's classroom to plug in iphone to tv? A problem.

I wouldn't think we'd have an issue over this. It's a bit surprising.

 

[Jeremy]

They actually do support audio and video out. Adapter will be out soon.

 

[cardfan]

They actually do support audio and video out. Adapter will be out soon.

Thanks. Seriously. Couldn't find an answer.

 

[kch50428]

One can use AirPlay via AppleTV for the classroom situation...

 

[cardfan]

One can use AirPlay via AppleTV for the classroom situation...

Perhaps but its a school with some strict rules. Plus my wife would consider that too much of a headache.

 

[DaPhoneking]

How? You would have something to plug into the tv anyway. By going the appleTV route she can at least have the phone in her possession, instead of tethered to the tv and risk it falling and/or breaking.


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[johndhynes]

They actually do support audio and video out. Adapter will be out soon.

According to Apple, the adapter won't support video-out, or even iPod-out, so no TV or stereo docks, either. Not enough pins for the data.

 

[ITS ME DAVID]

what so i cnt listen to music in my car through the lightning cable with usb stereo?

 

[Peligro911]

what so i cnt listen to music in my car through the lightning cable with usb stereo?

I hope not That's the stupidest thing ever .. I got bluetooth but still what about playing music using my ihome or stereo I have to use a aux cable ?? Really ??

 

[johndhynes]

what so i cnt listen to music in my car through the lightning cable with usb stereo?

Good news, everyone! The Verge has an article that says USB audio will work. Also, there should be HDMI and VGA adapters in a few months. (iMore now has it, too.) The bad news is "months".