Is there a website or any resource to see which devices are compatible? I have a Samsung TV, a Sony Blu Ray player, and a Panasonic stereo.
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Can i program repeat functions thats on my sony dvd player? Disc repeat, a-b repeat, etc...
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Hi Jean, you can go to the following page from Logitech and confirm if your devices are compatible. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/universal-remotes# On the bottom right of the page you will see "Check compatibility". Click on that. Please keep in mind, anything electronic has to be maintained by humans at some point. These remotes work very well, but need to be updated with new software every once-in-a-while.
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It is compatible with anything that uses IR signals. The database is huge, for example it has the Zune HD A/V Docking Station and my Canon Camcorder! TVs, DVD and Blu-ray players, and A/V Receivers are all in the database. If your device is not in the database and you have the original remote controls for your devices, the Harmony remotes can learn the commands from them.
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Hi Jean, you can go to the following page from Logitech and confirm if your devices are compatible. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/universal-remotes# On the bottom right of the page you will see "Check compatibility". Click on that.Please keep in mind, anything electronic has to be maintained by humans at some point. These remotes work very well, but need to be updated with new software every once-in-a-while.
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Compatibility shouldnt be a problem.its the setting up of the device which is a hassle.pls pen down all you model details before trying. Also you need to know on what port your device is connected hdmi 1 or 2. Till date I have not been able to use it as all the devices have not been configured. I dont know what to do.
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The product description in Amazon should answer this question and if not, you could always do an internet search. I myself had five different brands which my Harmony 650 mastered. For more details see my review. I hope this answer helps you.
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Go to the Logitech website and search for Harmony 650. One the page that comes up there's a place where you can check the compatibility of your devices.
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As long as the Blu-ray player is 3d capable and so is the TV. Brands don't matter as far as cross compatibility.
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I'm afraid I don't know, but I bought that device for my TV and found (contrary to advice) that it wouldn't work. I would let you have it for $50, brand new. The package says that it is compatable with all B blueray models. If interested, call 703-538-4185.
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Unfortunately I did not find this device to be compatable with my equipment. The best way is to call the Sony hotline and ask. I bought it and found out after the fact it would not work. Hope that helps.
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Hello Zane : ) Yes, they are Blu ray compatible, if your Blu ray has standard RCA stereo audio outputs, or if your Blu ray has a COAX digital or optical (Toslink) audio output (which all Bluray players have at least one or the other), and you purchase a Coax / Optical to RCA analog audio converter. Here is an Amazon link to one of these converters: Portta PETDTAP Digital Coax and Optical Toslink to Analog Audio ConverterThanks, Scott S.
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BluRay is not listed as compatable media in the owners manual - see (http://www.tsstodd.com/webmanual/smarthub/se-208bw/en/index.html)
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Yes, I have mine hooked to a Samsung LN55 and it works beautifully. This player is smarter than the TV, so you control everything through the Blu-ray player and just let the TV be a monitor. The best feature is two HDMI outputs; one goes to the TV and one to the receiver/audio system for terrific sound!
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I've been having trouble with my adapter. I have a sharp 52" hdtv and I plug my phone and it will show on the screen but the video will then go black and come back then go black again. Right before the tv goes black it states there was an incompatible audio signal... Anyone help plz
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I believe if you have a smart-phone, it should have bluetooth capability to work with the Panasonic model your inquiring about. You should be able to verify on your phone if you go to settings and see if there is a Bluetooth heading that gives you the capability of syncing with other types of accessories.
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You have to use a Sony Blu-ray player or any brand that has a deal with Amazon. Samsung and Amazon seem to NOT play nice together and will likely not come to an agreement anytime soon.
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If your Samsung TV can except a USB drive, like a thumb drive, then it will except this. I plug mine into a Sony Blu-Ray player. My sony TV will except the thumb drive. Check what types of files the TV can play in the owners manual. Load something on a cheap thumb drive, plug it in and if you can go through the directories on the drive and play the file, then this will most likely work.
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Something like the Samsung BD-F5900 3D Wi-Fi Blu-ray Disc Player (2013 Model) should do the trick. Higher priced models have more features that you may or may not be interested in.
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I guess if you dont have a DLNA TV you can use the blu-ray player as receiver (connected to the tv).That would be why I would be looking for a DLNA enabled blu-ray player
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Have you verified if your blue ray player's owner's manual has a recommended device type? That will be the deciding factor to ensure compatibility.
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i HEAR IT WORKS FINE WITH THE SAMSUNG .USE OPTICAL CABLE . You might give Paul @ AV-Express a call They are the distributor for Sound Appeal products He is very knowlwdgeable and helpful.
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where did u find the panasonic player, because the sony 3d player is not working,i keep getting a invalid format signal
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I just purchased the Samsung BD-P3600 blu-ray players and I'm having the same problem as posted by C. Wagnon; anyone out there has a solution! If I can't use the wifi connection, I'll be returning the darn player!