can this be used safely with home movie theatre? thanks
207051
I don't see why not, but you might want to look for the actual home theater version of this. It has the appropriate labels (instead of printer, monitor, laptop etc.).
207052
yea you can it just has different labels for computer. Be sure to have green feature switch off. if its on it will not allow you to turn on certain devices unless tv is on. but if you have a fancy powerful system with several devices and are being used constantly and demand high watt usage then i would not recommend to use.
207053
Sorry for the late reply. I have connected my tv and home theater system (onkyo and panasonic) and have never had any problems. I only bought this one due to the warranty coverage if your device malfunctions from using it.
207054
All good except for labelling if that is important for you to see Receiver/Tuner/DVD/etc instead of Monitor/printer/CPU etc...
207055
Yes, the only problem is the features on the strip are tailored toward computer use. You probably won't use the phone jacks or power save options in home theater application. I would look into hts series from monster.
1377493
I use then to ingest movies into the projectors from a hard drive, so I think it should be no problem.
408267
It can be used but not recommended. Any sort or electrical surge could effect your service ie a light bulb. Also walls are a mouses playground and the can cut thru metal. With that said I would feel safe using it that way.
760198
no , search Amazon for this ( IR Repeater System - Hidden IR Control System for Home Theater ) that will do what you want.
1191686
It should not be a problem. But you should call tech support to be sure. I love mine. It works great in our home!
185836
I recommend asking the question directly from the manufacturer or check their website. Sorry I have used it only for indoor purposes.
915336
You sure can. I use it to watch movies all the time. Both DVD and Blue Ray.
322836
Im a sound tech at my church and we bought two of these for our church. I would not recommend this for a home theater setup, it would be way to big and it would overload your whole system. Unless you have a huge home theater.
657762
I would use it if your home theater has electrical power rating less than 1000W or even 750W. This transformer does not change frequency (only voltage) so the power supply in your home theater might have to be able to handle that - 60Hz in the US vs. whatever it was designed for (50 or 60Hz). This could rather affect long term reliability. The transformer gives out a little buzzing noise which would be up to you to get annoyed or not. Good luck!
1363424
i suppose it could. not sure why you'd want that since your theater system will most likely need to be calibrated with everything stationary. if you move the speaker, you will have to re-calibrate. besides, if you leave the nut loose and swing it back and forth the hardware will eventually fall off. but the bolt does enter from the top, so if you wanted to leave the nut loose on the bottom for whatever reason, i guess you could do that.
1354875
No you should be fine, I use it at work and at home and I havn't had a problem
1231309
I don't have a home theater, but it does have audio/video output. I have used it with headphones and sounds great. Very happy with Coby dvd player. I also use it for my yoga sessions. I imagine it will work well with your system. The cord is on the short side.
2145062
I do not go to movies. I would expect it to work but without trying it I don't know about the quality of the sound.
287154
It would be safe as long as it is not within reach of water or better on a GFI circuit. GFI circuits are required in kitchens or bathrooms near water access. Older houses may not have the correct GFI wiring though.
1587817
Technically it could but I wouldn't recommend this unit for home theater. This has a 25/70v output which more for commercial building music and paging. You will need a home A/V receiver with 6 to 8 ohm speaker outputs. This is what your standard home audio speakers will be. If you are just hooking up a pair of speakers it can be something like 2 x 100 watts. If you want surround sound it will be 5,6 or 7 x 100 watts depending on what surround configuration you want.
1151131
Playing movies while your driving is not legal and not advisable. If you really wanted too you would have to bypass the Emergency brake wire , and just like you would do if testing the system on this or any other multimedia head unit. Again, don't get caught doing it, you will get a ticket and it's just not safe but only you can be the judge of that.
28350
This projector is not a good quality projector. Perhaps, it's good for its size. But I would only use for temporary solution or for convenience, like when you travel and you don't want to carry a large projector. If you intend to use a projector for watching movies regularly at home, then I suggest you get a higher quality projector.