Iphone Video Cable Component
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Apple Component AV Cable - iPhone / iPod audio / video / data cable with power adapter - component video / audio / USB - Apple Dock connector - 4 pin USB Type A, RCA (M) List Price: $49.00 Sale Price: $44.75 Average Rating:   |
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Connect an iPod to your television with the Apple Component AV Cable, gather up your friends, and watch videos or slideshows together on the big screen. You can also connect the Component AV Cable to your stereo or powered speakers for a room-filling audio experience.The Component AV Cable connects to your iPod or Universal Dock via the 30-pin dock connector and to your TV, home theater receiver, or stereo receiver via the component (Y, Pb, and Pr) video and red/white analog audio ports. The cable also features a USB connector that you can plug into a power source, such as a computer or the included USB Power Adapter. |
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Scosche sneakPEAK HD Component Audio/Video Cable for iPad, iPhone & iPod List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: Too low to display Average Rating:  |
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Component Av Cable with USB for Apple Iphone 3g, Iphone, Ipod Classic, Nano, Touch Sale Price: $10.88 Average Rating:  |
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* This is a new product, the older version of this cable out there are NOT compatible with the latest iphone firmware 2.2 * Compatible with follwoing iPod: * iPod touch * iPhone * iPhone 3G * iPod nano 3rd generation * iPod nano 4th generation * iPod classic * iPod with video * iPod with color display (iPod photo) |
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Component video (YPbPr) / VGA To HDMI Converter With Auto Up-scale List Price: $149.00 Sale Price: $42.95 Average Rating: |
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This unit converts VGA or Component Video and Audio to HDMI. It allows for connection of Desktop or Notebook PC to a flat panel TV. It also allows for connecting equipment with component output (such as PS2, STB, DVD etc) to PC monitor that has only HDMI or DVI inputs. |
There are several noise sources in a car audio setup. In this article, I'll talk about one where your car speakers produce noise that seems to increase when you "rev" the engine. You'll get to learn how to eliminate that annoying noise and enjoy your music.
First, you must understand that this is simply interference or induced noise. Induced noise can sound like clicking, popping, whirring, buzzing, whistling, or whining. This noise always has a source such as the alternator, car power wiring, amplifier, etc. So this means that the problem can be tackled at the source. Now, you just have to find it.
Power line noise problems (such as those from alternators) can be fixed by adding a capacitor or power line filter to the live source of the suspect component.
Another area to investigate is the earth, also known as ground wire, to the rear of the radio or head unit. Try running a new earth or ground wire from the rear of the radio to a new position (earth) on the car's chassis, replacing the existing earth wire.
If you have installed an amplifier, ensure that the RCA cables running from the head unit to the amplifier are of good quality. Also make sure they are run along the car away from the car's existing wiring and away from the amplifier's power cable. For the sake of testing, try running the RCA lead loosely between the head unit and the amplifier without actually running them under the carpet. "Rev" your engine with the radio on low volume and see if the noise is gone.
If you still have the noise, consult a car audio expert. There are a few things in car audio that require expert assessment. There could be a compound issue. A good car audio expert is better equipped to diagnose the problem.
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