Do I need an AV switch to hook up my DVD player to ROKU and a TV with HDMI?
338556
You need to hook up the DVD player and roku separately. You would buy this if you only had one input on your tv and this would be able to switch between which device went into the tv. This one also doesn't support hdmi at all.
338557
If your challenge is that your newer TV only has HDMI inputs then you could still use this box but would need an HDMI to RCA cable to connect it to the TV (this switch box only has rca inputs/outputs). But then you should be fine.
1905945
I'm pretty sure this will work. I have done this with a DVD Player. With the A/V cable, plug the yellow and white into your TV leaving the red hanging off to the side (it doesn't look pretty, but should work...you may want to tape the red prong off to the side so it doesn't touch a metal surface). Plug all three connections into the Roku. It should work on your TV even if it is an older model.
315152
Yes you can use the HDMI if your DVD player and the sound bar has the proper ports
1524138
Yes. I have a cable box, blue ray, and a video game attached. When you power up a unit, it will automatically switch. It gets its power from the hdmi connection. Lovin it so far.
1126300
If your TV has RCA audio and video inputs (red, white and yellow), yes. But if your TV only has a coax input, Roku won't work.
1827236
It depends on your tv. One that old will not have an hdmi port, however the DVD player will. Though it will have the av cables too. So no, you don't need one.
1064224
With this guy, you must switch inputs on TV, receiver doesn't convert component to HDMI signal. From receiver you will have 2 sets of wires to TV: HDMI for HDDVD
221733
You will need HDMI or component cables to connect DVD player, TV, cable box, etc. speaker and power cables are included.
1567451
No, you will not want a splitter but switch. It might be worth getting a switch with a remote also so you can switch between the blu-ray and roku without getting up to physically switch the input on the device. Something like PORTTA PET0301S 3x1 Port HDMI Switch/Switcher 1080P Supports 3D with IR Wireless Remote Ultra High...
1633105
Should work just fine. You can either power down whichever device you're not watching (the HDMI switch will automatically pick the active device) or if both are turned on, you can manually switch between the DVD payer and DirecTV STB. I am using this to switch between an Xbox One and Xbox 360. Works great!
270053
No external HDMI input from any other device but you can use the optical input which will automatically use the 5.1 feature. Does Roku have optical out? http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/HTS3564_F7/5.1-home-theater/specifications
1578326
Yes . you need one HDMI cable to go from the switch to your TV . and one HDMI cable for each device you are going to connect to it.
1824771
yes there are two HDMI ports I have a HDMI switch because I have directv and a roku and also 5.1 surround sound DVD and a computer. I have it up on a wall so one of the HDMI ports I can't use because it breaks the plug. hope this helps you
1537400
While I don't have a Roku device, the HDMI cables do work on other devices (TV, computer, DVD), so I don't see why they wouldn't work with a Roku box.
2087227
Yes. I use my Wii on it currently, and it uses the same type of AV cords. No problem at all. Just plug and go.
1208135
You may attach a Roku player to the TV via the HDMI in port, as long as your Roku box has HDMI output. The TV itself is not a "smart" tv. The Roku box is the "smart" part :)
673650
Probably not. It has;One PC input (VGA)One USB inputOne HDMI inputOne Coax inputOne Component (RCA, Yellow, Red, White) inputYour DVD AND VHS will use the same Component input.The Roku will use the HDMI.The Satellite box will use the Coax (or HDMI).