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the camcorder type 3.5mm cord has 3 rings and the iPhone and 2/3 iPhone touch support that type of cord, the bottom 2 are audio (which come out fine) and the top one is video or normally mic/remote (doesnt come out) and if a hack to use this cord as video came out, it would be sweet
 
the camcorder type 3.5mm cord has 3 rings and the iPhone and 2/3 iPhone touch support that type of cord, the bottom 2 are audio (which come out fine) and the top one is video or normally mic/remote (doesnt come out) and if a hack to use this cord as video came out, it would be sweet

Um...that would require a hard-wired connection from the graphic output to the jack. That's not the kind of think you can do with software. And I can't imagine why this would be preferable to the current dock connector adapters.
 
Um...that would require a hard-wired connection from the graphic output to the jack. That's not the kind of think you can do with software. And I can't imagine why this would be preferable to the current dock connector adapters.

The older ipods had the ability to output video from the 3.5mm jack.

I'm not sure if the touch/phones do as well, but I highly doubt it.
 
The older ipods had the ability to output video from the 3.5mm jack.

I'm not sure if the touch/phones do as well, but I highly doubt it.

for reals?
i tried with an iPhone 3G S and it didnt work, so thats why im asking if anybody is gonna make a hack to do it
 
As I said, there would need to be a hardware connection between the video out and the 3.5 mm jack. Such a connection doesn't exist. You can't turn a microphone input into a video output by changing software.

And I repeat: why would you need this? There are already adapters available for video output from the dock connector.
 
As I said, there would need to be a hardware connection between the video out and the 3.5 mm jack. Such a connection doesn't exist. You can't turn a microphone input into a video output by changing software.

And I repeat: why would you need this? There are already adapters available for video output from the dock connector.

i would want is since it is way cheaper and easier to find a AV 3.5mm cable
 
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