I just bought a Roku for streaming but don't have an HDMI slot available on my tv. I do however have a USB port. Would this work for adapting?
1979731
Hmmm..All USB ports are NOT created equal. Usually those USB ports on TVs are 2.0 and not 3.0 like this adapter, and they are there on TV's for static USB sticks to show digital pictures, NOT accept digital streaming input.
1979732
Nope, needs to be a computer that can support the software drivers built into it.
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 :)
725242
I do not think so. USB is and HDMI use two different signals. HDMI to HDMI or USB to USB only.
1209353
Yes, however...make sure any "stick" device like the ROKU stick or FIRE stick has an extension cable for the HDMI so the devicecan fit. The HDMI jacks are re-set into the rear of the set, and some "longer" devices will need a short HDMI cable extension (most times they come with them anyway,so this is not an issue.) As far as using the "boxes" themselves via standard HDMI, NO problem!!
929676
Your player should have a mhl port on the front for you to insert the Roku, I believe. The port on the rear is the USB port only. Hope it'll help.
878960
if you are not already using the hdmi slot on the roku to connect to your tv it should work !!! your tv should be connected tou your avr so that everything that plays thru the tv will play thru the surround sound !
266310
The Roku unit that I have only has an HDMI cable. If you have a new receiver. It should have an HDMI input and then on the output HDMI goes to your TV. Then you will have sound and picture I do not have a digital receiver, so I needed the digital to analog converter. I hope this helps you anything else, don't hesitate to write rich
647128
Roku has only one HDMI plug. So it can only connect one HDMI cable to TV. I suggested you connect one TV to roku and another to XBOX :-P
1152397
The Roku stick is removeable so you could use that with your HDMI input on your TV, but a real Roku would be cheaper. The main point of this thing is that it a projector, so trying to get it on a TV screen would be moving a step backwords.
1633103
That will work fine for what you are doing. We use ours for our roku and ps3 into one hdmi slot.
1820943
You can purchase the old version of the Roku that uses red,white,yellow connectors or get the hdmi to av converter version, NOT the av to hdmi converter version.
2199155
The fire stick only requires an hdmi port and Internet access from wifi. So any TV with hdmi can be hooked up to fire stick. Don't know about the roku, but is probably also hdmi and Internet with wifi access to make it work. Either that or a USB port. Don't know if this tv has a USB port.
846107
The Roku should work fine because that port is strictly for MHL products and this should still function properly. I'm not 100% sure because my tv is Roku ready, but I don't doubt that it will still work. There have been people who've complained because they didn't know that the port was different from an HDMI port, but since you already know what your tv has you should be able to use the Roku
1561342
The Roku Streaming stick has an option to either plug into USB or a 2-prong plug, I believe . Assuming that you're plugging this in behind a TV and then plugging the streaming stick power into this, then you are good to go. You'll just need to wrap the cords up and flip on Netflix. I use this to power Raspberry Pis that run various media on televisions and use it in exactly the same was as you would with a Roku Stick. It's super useful when the TV is too close to the wall to get the whole power supply to plug in, or in the case of the Roku power, where the cord comes straight out of the wall and would take up so much room behind a TV. This cord works great for what you probably want and will solve your problem.
474689
I currently have 3 inputs being used, they are monster cable ends. I measured between the 1st and 3rd cables as installed and it is about 1-1/16" just under your 1.1 in requirement. So if you have narrower hdmi cables it might work, not sure if you would get magnetic interference.I might suggest getting an hdmi cable with a male to female adapter to place the roku device in a better location as well. Hope this helps.
1255529
The most that I can tell you is that it has a USB port. I do not understand what is mhl? As far as Roku and other streaming devices, I have not tried to connect these. However, it may support theses things; it is a great T.V. truly.
1357745
This 3 ft. HDMI cable will work fine to connect your Roku to your HDTV. The short length leaves less extra cable bunched up behind the TV.