Zwift on iOS and Turbo Trainer

Hi
Bit of a technical question. Bought a Tacx Flow Smart at the weekend and connected it to my iPad to use Zwift. First impression is excellent.
Anyone know what I need and cost to display it on a larger TV to get the full effect?
Thanks
Bit of a technical question. Bought a Tacx Flow Smart at the weekend and connected it to my iPad to use Zwift. First impression is excellent.
Anyone know what I need and cost to display it on a larger TV to get the full effect?
Thanks
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Note that the iPad is 4:3 ratio so this is how it will display on the TV - with black bars down the sides.
Thanks for the links. Very helpful
I've seen some people posting that they work too, but I'd always be wondering if I was getting the full quality
I think you'd need Apple TV if you want it to play nice with an iPad.
As far as I know it won't work at all.
Possibly, I thought the question was about iOS.
IG: RhinosWorkshop
You can cast the whole screen (i.e. whatever is running) in Android. I thought it might be the same in iOS.
Unfortunately not. They want you to use Apple TV. Although you can use the PC app Lonely Screen to show airplay from iOS devices.
The iPad doesn't output a raw HDMI signal, it outputs H.264 video. To fix this, the cable has a box in it, which includes an ARM processor which decodes the video signal on the fly, suitable for an HDMI TV input. The quality of the decoding done by the processor/software dictates the quality of what you see on the screen, which is where you introduce a lot of visible artefacts. Buy a non-Apple cable and you don't know the quality of the processor/algorithm doing the decoding. Not that the processor software in Apple's own cable hasn't actually come in for some criticism in the past
Cheers,
MarkP
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