will it allow a bluray HDMI player to be connected to an older TV with component jacks only?
1996220
That is exactly why I bought this product. The HDMI port went out on our tv and the repair man suggested this product. It works like a dream.
1748626
I'm not familiar with your specific components but if your tv has an HDMI output connected to the receivers HDMI input you should have HD video and digital audio going from the tv to the receiver through the HDMI cable.
295883
I agree. All the new receivers require HDMI connections. If your TV does not have an HDMI connection for TV input then it will not work. The older TV's had the component cables (Red, Blue and Green).
1992569
The answer is no. What this box does is allow connecting a device with RCA type outputs to an older tv with only coax and twin lead inputs.
1345691
Not sure since I did not use it for this reason. I imagine your BluRay player has to have the capability to support an internet connection (i.e. integrated software, interface, etc.)
1990940
No. Component is analog and hdmi is digital. If there is such a cable it is a scam.
2219283
Yes. In fact my old Denon receiver cannot accept an HDMI connection and I have to use the three color video and two audio cables. Hope this helps.
1396221
Not having seen your Blu-Ray and receiver, I cannot say for sure. However, it should work for any two components with optical ADAT-like SPDIF connectors...
715082
If they use RCA cables, then probably yes. This is a splitter just for RCA cables. I have an old TV and only one input, so I got this to switch back and forth between Dish, Roku and my DVD player. So there's one set of cables from the 3-port to the TV, and then all three devices are plugged into the port. But if any of your devised use and HDMI or USB cable, it won't work.
800012
Yes I believe so The unit has a L/R rca jacks so if your blu-ray player has rca outputs it should be possible
1512607
That's what I did with HDMI out from Direct TV Box to the Component Video and Sound in of an older TV. There must be the three component video jacks (RBG) in on the TV. A TV with just 1 yellow video in will not work.
1956594
yes it will because it has not only HDMI outlet but also component TV outlet ( red white and yellow connectors ) if your TV is really really old and has only the antenna IN connection in that case just get a modulator ( less than 15$) to connect Roku to Antenna IN in your TV with component. see here http://www.ebay.com/itm/Philips-PH61159-RF-Modulator-Video-Converter-with-S-VIDEO-INPUT-/261066772715
461137
Dear Reb, It depend if your BluRay player have a composite RCA for AV output, then it will work. HDMI can only provide HD AV, NOT analog AV, therefor the 3.5mm plug can only provide analog audio. but an additional 3.5mm to 2xRCA Y-cable required on your Sony TV end. If your BluRay only have HDMI port, than this cable wouldn't work for your applications. Please see link for BluRay back panel details. We hope this have answer your question. http://www.amazon.com/Sony-BDPBX39-Blu-ray-Player-Wi-Fi/dp/B0091VAHIO/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1404257822&sr=8-18&keywords=sony+bluray+player
962981
I gave this model to my daughter - but she has an older TV and she put this Blu-ray player in the closet until they buy a new TV with an HDMI connector. Most older CRT TVs do not have HDMI connectors, and if yours does not, then it will not work.
134234
If your blu-ray player has a 'cat 5 outlet'(if you're unsure of this google it for picture, or look in your blu-rays manual), then yes it can. Hope that helps! :)
2131266
I used it to connect HDMI output of Chromecast to my 20 years old TV (RCA only) and it works nicely. I see no reasons why it wouldn't work for you
2132190
It depends on your disc player- newer players use hdmi holes so a cable from that to the TV. If your player is old, the TV has holes that work with the old kind that have a red, yellow and white ports. Hope that helps!