How many input sources can be connected to this device? Can I connect a bluray player, TV, cable box, and PS4 all at the same time?
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I currently have a TV and cable and an XBOX with one auxiliary mini jack left. We use the XBOX as a bluray. Hope this helps
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The LS-T10 has one each; coaxial, optical and analog inputs. It is design for all signal to be input through the TV. Optical from the TV is a good choice. My Sony TV has many HDMI and analog inputs so, I have no problem attaching several device at one time. The Onkyo looks very good and sounds even better!
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There are 5 ways to input: coaxial, optical, 1/8" analog, USB, and Bluetooth. From what you describe, you should only need one connection from the tv (presumably coax or optical). All of the other components send sound to the tv and the tv will send it to the Onkyo.
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Hello Tom; this is Onkyo USA's Product Support department and the answer to your question is due to the number of devices you are needing to connect. The LS-T10 allows for three types of audio cable connections (digital optical, digital coaxial audio, or analog audio). While the sound bar can accommodate up to 3 connections; its priority of input connection is necessary. As if you were to use three sources (cable box, BluRay player, and PS4)- you can use a digital optical cable for your most used device (e.g. cable box), a digital coaxial cable from your BluRay player and analog from your PS4 (or other device providing an RCA analog audio output). This setup will support up to 3 devices and you would need to provide a separate video connection to your TV. If you have any more questions or concerns, Please contact our Product Support Dept for further assistance with this specific issue via our phone number and hours of operation (800-229-1687; option #3 PRODUCT SUPPORT 24 hours a day). We would assist and answer any questions or concerns you may have with your Onkyo product, as we are also available via email onkyoadmin@us.onkyo.com.
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In your case disregard the cable box and use your HMDI cable to pair it the TV. Now take your Optical cable to the TV and pair it the Onkyo. Then take the coaxial cable from the DVD and pair it to the Onkyo. And you are done. If you need to attach a game console, which you did not mention, you will need a optical or coaxial splitter.
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answer is in the info! 8 devices. Off course it can only handle (=have connection) 1 input at a time
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No this is an auto switching device it can switch between 2 inputs. It can also be switched manually, but it is not a splitter that will allow 2 inputs to be used at the same time. Example: I use this to switch between an always on device the Roku and a Blu-Ray player, for this it works great and will auto switch from my Roku to my Blu-Ray when the player is turned on. I hope this helps you out, In my opinion it sounds like your are looking for a splitter device not and HDMI switch.
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yes you can, but this device has 4 inputs and 2 outputs meaning you could hook it up to 4 cable boxes but you can only display it on 2 tvs, so i don't thinks it's what you are looking for
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Your question needs more specific details. this is an hdmi splitter it will automatically switch to the active hdmi source. So for example your roku, bluray player and cable box can plug into this and then this can go into your TV. if you have a sound bar you should be connecting it with an optical cable or analog audio cable. i recommend the optical. As far as connections you can hook up the bar to your cable box directly or to the tv directly. it would be helpful if we knew what devices and tv u had how many hdmi ports as well as what your over all goal for connectivity is.
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No this is an auto switching device it can switch between 2 inputs. It can also be switched manually, but it is not a splitter that will allow 2 inputs to be used at the same time.Example: I use this to switch between an always on device the Roku and a Blu-Ray player, for this it works great and will auto switch from my Roku to my Blu-Ray when the player is turned on.I hope this helps you out, In my opinion it sounds like your are looking for a splitter device not and HDMI switch.
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This is not the item you were looking for. This item takes one signal and sends that signal to four outputs. For example, you plug a bluray player into the input jack and plug four TV's into each of the output jacks. The item you are looking for is a HDMI switch (e.g. Sabrent High Definition 5x1 HDMI switch).
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I have an LG and am using the fiber optic input and it works great. I also have a bluray player hooked up to the second fiber input.
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I wonder if this model allows you to play multiple inputs. EX. Watching cable and listening to music on a ps3 at the same time. I have the 1020 and its not able to do that. If the 1021 has that feature i'll definitely upgrade.
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The TV has 5 inputs: HDMI(1), HDMI(2), Video, Component, and a serial PC monitor jack. I only use HDMI(1) and HDMI(2). Here's how I have mine setup. All digital (HDMI and optical) audio and video outputs go to my Surround amp which has multiple HDMI, optical and analog inputs. The single HDMI output of my Surround amp goes into HDMI(1) of the TV. Digital output components going into the surround amp are: DVD, Playstation2 (Blue-Ray player), satellite TV receiver, and desktop PC optical audio output. All analog output audio devices (2 CD players, phono turntable, and 6 reel-to-reel tape decks) go into selectable inputs on my analog pre-amp. The single output of the pre-amp then goes to the surround amp as an analog connection. The only thing missing is the HDMI video output of the PC which goes to HDMI(2) of the TV (this allows me to listen to music and use the computer at the same time). I don't know what "Soundbar" is, but if is has digital or analog audio output it will work. The TV is fantastic - - buy it.
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No - this takes one input signal and splits it into four output signals. If you want to connect your PS4 HDMI output to the input port of the ViewHD and then run one output to your TV, one to a digital video recorder, one to another TV, and a fourth output to something else this is what you would buy. But if you want to have a PS3, a PS4, and, say, a cable box connecting to one device that is then connected to a TV so that you can switch it back and forth between the three inputs, you would need an HDMI switch (such as this one: http://www.amazon.com/Kinivo-301BN-Premium-wireless-adapter/dp/B0049S6ZUS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1405508704&sr;=8-2&keywords;=hdmi+switch). Hope that helps! No - this takes one input signal and splits it into four output signals. If you want to connect your PS4 HDMI output to the input port of the ViewHD and then run one output to your TV, one to a digital video recorder, one to another TV, and a fourth output to something else this is what you would buy. But if you want to have a PS3, a PS4, and, say, a cable box connecting to one device that is then connected to a TV so that you can switch it back and forth between the three inputs, you would need an HDMI switch (such as this one:... » Read More No - this takes one input signal and splits it into four output signals. If you want to connect your PS4 HDMI output to the input port of the ViewHD and then run one output to your TV, one to a digital video recorder, one to another TV, and a fourth output to something else this is what you would buy. But if you want to have a PS3, a PS4, and, say, a cable box connecting to one device that is then connected to a TV so that you can switch it back and forth between the three inputs, you would need an HDMI switch (such as this one: http://www.amazon.com/Kinivo-301BN-Premium-wireless-adapter/dp/B0049S6ZUS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1405508704&sr;=8-2&keywords;=hdmi+switch). Hope that helps! « Show Less
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If both PS3 and PS4 are HDMI, the answer is Yes. Any 4 HDMI inputs will selectively go to a single HDMI device (like a TV) input.
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Yes that is true. I have a computer and dvd player connected, and I can manually switch between the two sources. And, yes it sends the one input (the one you select, input 1 or 2) or same signal to two HDMI sources.
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I have everything going to my TV (so that is my limit on HDMI inputs). I then just run 1 optical from my TV to the soundbar.. and *any* input/sound combination then successfully is sent to the soundbar (hdmi1 for fios, hdmi2 for bluray player, hdmi3 for xbox etc)
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Since the blue ray player is also the sound device it will accept 3 hdmi inputs. It also has 1 hdmi output for your TV.
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I use this for my pc to 2 different tvs. It looks great i play blurays on my pc. I dont think this is what you want tho. Its not a switch its a splitter. There is nothing to switch inputs
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You should be able to. Based on your situation, I suggest plugging the satellite receiver into slot 1 and your blue ray into slot 2 and the play station into slot 3 . The unit allows one input at a time and it always defaults to input #1 ( dish in your case) and senses last device powering up ( say blue ray ) and switches to that input source automatically . Once the source powers off, the unit defaults back to input #1 ( very handy ).