How do I play video podcasts on my TV using via Apple AV cable? After iOS 6 upgrade and being forced to use Podcast app, I'm unable to do this.

This a huge functionality loss for me. Please Apple, if you lisening, enable video out within the podcast app ASAP.

I have the same problem. I used to be able to play video podcasts like NBC News from my Sony Media Adapter to my TV. After the upgrade to iOS 6, my adapter is useless. Is there anyway around this?

Same issue after ios 6 on iPad 3rd Gen: no podcast video displays via the Apple AV 30-pin-to-RCA cable connected to a Smart Board projector. However sound continues to working through this Apple cable to Smart Board's speaker system.

I discovered a workaround by connecting Apple's 30-pin-to-VGA/HDMI connector/adaptor and connected this adaptor to my SmartBoard's VGA2 port connection, however, the workaround results in a noticeable degradation of the video resolution versus prior method of using the AV-RCA cable. Perhaps your setup will allow you to try this type of work-around - not ideal, but better than no display at all until Apple fixes this.

Apple, please ASAP update ios 6 so that it successfully sends its video for podcasts, that are played now via your new Podcasts App, to & through Apple's own 30-pin-to-RCA cable.

I found a workaround that puts podcasts back in the video app as well as the music app so you can watch them on TV via an AV cable again.

The instructions can be found at this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaI9GwPKXkE

In short:

1. Make sure both the music and podcast app aren't running on your iPhone.

2. Plug your iPhone into your computer and disable Podcast syncing for your iPhone in iTunes.

3. Remove the podcast app from your iPhone

4. Plug your iPhone into your computer again and turn on podcast syncing, then sync.

5. Turn off and then back on your iPhone.

After I did this, I found podcasts had returned to being listed in my music and video apps.

Hope this helps you too!

I figured out a work around that way easier than what is described above.

1. Right click on the individual podcast in iTunes

2. Select 'Get Info'

3. Select the 'Options' tab

4. Change Media Type to 'Movie'

5. Click 'OK'

6. Sync Device

Your podcast will now show up in the Videos app, and can play out to your TV using the cord we all have learned to love.

MikeyZen's workaround works, but also be aware that all podcasts changed in a "wholesale go" will be unceremoniously dumped all together into your Movies, iow, you'll lose all prior categories for all podcasts that *were* in separate podcast categories, so you may want to proceed judiciously with any "wholesale" edits of Media Type if you have many/hundreds/thousands of podcasts.

Please note that in my workaround, and thats all it is, is a workaround, it states to make that change to an INDIVIDUAL podcast. I mentioned nothing about making any across the board changes, or a 'wholesale go.' (Whatever that means). Please be sure to read peoples suggestions carefully before offering advice that does not apply.

You are right of course, you did write individual and I meant no derision of your workaround by pointing out that "batch processing" (wholesale go) of multiple podcasts into Movies would result in them all losing whatever sort/category they originally had when they were podcasts, a disastrous result if not anticipated. Of course, none of our proffered work-arounds is/are needed any longer because Apple's updates yesterday to the Podcasts App and to the iOS have completely resolved the issue with the 30-pin-to-RCA cable not displaying its video feed - the cable now works again as it should.