A:AnswerI’m plugging this device in isn’t going to damage your TV or other devices broadcasting. That’s such an odd question, when you plug your cable into your TV to watch cable TV does that shorten the lifespan of that TV?
A:AnswerIt’s not added power, it’s to allow your phone to charge and not die while it’s utilizing and running programs and stuff that you put on the TV.
A:AnswerI do know with other iPhones it doesn’t have an issue. I know with my phone I can broadcast pretty much everything with it. But then again I have a iPhone 11 and an iPhone 12 in my family and we don’t seem to have an issue. I am not 100% with the 13 but being this is an Apple connector and not third-party they should be compatible
A:AnswerIf you watching a video from your iPad or iPhone, and you use this connector to connect it to your TV then yes you should be able to with no problem. I watch all kinds of stuff from YouTube and other apps with my phone
A:AnswerIn some applications and stuff don’t work, but most work fine. What were you trying to watch? I do Know if you’re trying to watch Apple TV it won’t let you because they want you to buy the special Apple TV device. Which costs a lot of money. But most of the things should broadcast fine
A:AnswerWith your Apple device you can send sound and picture to an HDMI device. So yes? I think that answers your question. It’s kind of vague because you’re not saying what equipment but if you’re mentioning like a TV or something you should be fine
A:AnswerYes you can. I have done it with no problems at all and it’s kind of nice having a large screen to look at instead of a tiny one on the phone or iPad
A:AnswerBasically this plugs into your hdmi on your tv from your iPhone or iPad and tv will project whatever is on the phone so if you have yahoo sports on your phone then yes. Ipad has to have WiFi connection to project any yahoo app.
A:AnswerAre use it on an iPhone 11 and a 12. You should be able to get audio and video. If you’re trying to broadcast Apple TV it won’t work, because they want you to buy a more expensive Apple TV equipment that plugs into your TV. But if you’re trying to broadcast other applications and stuff you shouldn’t have too much of a problem and if you are most likely that item that you have defective and you need to swap it out
A:AnswerIf your AT&T TV streaming app is on your phone, then it should with no problem. The only after I seem to have an issue using it with is Apple TV Because they have a different device they want you to buy the cost more money. But I have found it pretty much every other application I can broadcast with no problems
A:AnswerYes, there is a little port that you connect your adapter into while you’re broadcasting. And it charges your phone and powers everything. It’s really great
A:AnswerNo, it doesn’t work that way but you should be able to plug in the charging cord to your phone and then the other end is a USB, you plug in a USB to a computer and it should automatically set it up so you can take the photos off
A:AnswerNo, you basically connected to your Apple device to send out. You can’t send any signals in. You’re going to display what is on your Apple device to the other device. If your laptop has a HDMI in, then you could essentially whatever you’re broadcasting in your Apple device you could possibly displayed on your Laptop. But not the other way around
