directv box with HDMI out put to TV with coaxile input what should I use?
349484
Not this. you need an HDMI converter box. There is no such thing as an adapter cable in that instance.
349485
I have been trying to make the same conversion and this cable is not the solution. Best buy is supposed to have a conversion box but our local store could not get it. Good luck
1197781
HI yes just make sure the directv boxes are swm mark in the back to the receiver
1654192
I connect a standard def Directv box to it and have no issues. Works great.
1071222
HDMI, you can set up a component input as in rgb. A digital coax or 2 for the sub.
1249652
The coax from antenna goes to the input on the box, the other coax goes to input of TV. The other connector on the box is for a second TV. Power on the control box and everything should work.
705670
Is there a reason that you don't want to use the coaxial input on the TV? The signal from the TV station transmitter is in HDTV format.(1080 DPI) Unless it a monitor TV, then you will have to get a DVT to HDMI converter.
886394
usinjg your cable box, where you would normally plug it into your TV via RCA plugs, plug it into the Iview then output your Iview to your TV's Input. Should work, even if its scrambled, it gets converted through the cable company's box, you just hook this up inbetween your cable box and tv, you will be able to watch and record all the channels, it wont work just hooking up the coaxle cable into the Iview.
434030
I have a HD TV and was able to hook it up direct without a converter box. If its an older TV you would need a converter box.
515011
No. This is going from RGB/SpDIF/Coax input to HDMI output. I think you'd need to be going in the other direction. Something like this: http://www.amazon.com/E-More-Component-Converter-Supporting-Coaxial/dp/B00T2MLNBM or http://www.amazon.com/BestFire-Component-Converter-Supporting-Coaxial/dp/B00N9UEVNK
1178706
It does have an hdmi input so if you have a cable box that has HDMI output then yes you can. It does not have a coaxial connection.
1808985
My house is wired in coax and i broke the coax connection on the back of one of my TV's. But it also has a hdmi connection as well and have been trying to convert from coax to hdmi . I have been told there currently is no solution.
1803614
Some HD boxes come with an Ethernet port that allows wired connection. This box works with most Direct TV types for witeless and injects the signal kn the box through the coax from the satellite. it also has an ethernet port output. Check with Direct TV to be sure it works with the type of DVR you need for your configuration.
811559
I don't own a DirecTV coax so I'm not sure. I have my GameCube and my PS2 plugged into a DVD/VCR combo which is plugged into the converter via the coax cables (the yellow, red, and white) and I have an HDMI cable coming out of the converter into my TV. The sound works perfectly, there is no time delay. It works perfectly for what I wanted. I hope this helps.
879185
I used this to send my Directv picture to a main and a remote set. I also used a 50" HDMI cable. Works perfectly. Remember, both get the same channel.
1410722
You can use one HDMI cable and also use the digital audio input on your sound bar. Most cable boxes have the output the ps3 should as well.
1593979
You'll probably want to get a set-top box from your cable provider and then run HDMI from it (the box) to the receiver. If you'd rather not do that (and who wants another "rental" fee from the cable company?) then you'll have a few options, which I'll explain below... I'm not sure if this receiver does an "audio return channel" (ARC) over HDMI or not. ARC can bring audio from the cable (or other inputs) from the TV to the receiver over the HDMI cable. ARC is part of the HDMI 1.4 standard but I haven't read the manual for this product; not sure if it does it or not. If it does, you're golden. Just program the receiver to do it. Shouldn't take more than thirty seconds. If it doesn't support ARC, you'll need to leave the coaxial cable plugged into the TV and (in order of signal quality from best to worst) run an optical (Toslink) audio cable or an RCA digital "coaxial" audio cable or (*gasp*) an RCA ("red and white") analog cable from the TV to the receiver. The "coaxial" connector on the receiver refers to coaxial digital audio. It's likely that your TV will have a Toslink output on the back panel. That will give the highest quality signal. A 12-foot Belkin "Pure A/V" Toslink cable should cost less than $10 (plus shipping). Nearly every A/V cable I own was made by Belkin and I've had excellent results from them all. I hope this helps you to make sense of your connectivity problem. Best of luck!
1430005
Yes, converts HDMI signal to Component and you can use the audio output of choice from the cable box