If I used a 3-port HDMI cable switch along with the converter for extra devices, would that work and would the converted picture be the same? Thanks
2085521
I don't see why it wouldn't work, since all three ports wouldn't be used simultaneously. I however don't have a 3 port, I just switch between inputs with different hdmi cables. 3 port is a good idea.
844601
Actually no. This doesn't work at all. One end is analog (DVI) and the other is digital (HDMI) this will not work without a converter. So buy it if you want to waste your money.
601937
I wouldn't know. Unfortunately, I received a product that does not work. But, it's my understanding that people are having a 50% success rate with this. Try asking one the people who got the converter to work.
2271041
I used the converter to go from my VGA out to my HDMI on my TY. It worked for me. Try difference combinations hook ups. I used the converter thas goes from VGA to HDMI. There is a converter that goes from HDMI to VGA. I also used a converter on my old security DVR box. the box only had VHA connection. Hope this helps.
1176756
I'm not sure I understand the question. If you mean "Can the switcher connect 3 TVs to one input device instead of 3 input devices to one TV?", I don't see why it wouldn't work. It's just connecting HDMI cables but I haven't tried it.
195002
No for the research that I have done in these connection it won't work because HDMI is the new age of digital transfer. So because it the new digital transporter you'll need an converter to transfer picture between the two connection. You best bet is to buy an adapter for one of the connection. But I honestly think this cord is fake and would work anyways. Just my thought.
366430
I think Larry is spot on. If you have another HDMI handy, swap that in there. if it still persists, return it for another converter box.
1258622
The device you want to use is the Fosmon HD1831 3-Port HDMI Switch with Pigtail Cable which will work perfectly for your application. This will allow up to 3 HDMI sources to be displayed to your TV. It also provides auto switching based on the source that is powered first so no need to have to manually switch between sources. Works great!
1213730
I assume you are referring to using your HDMI port on the TV? If that is the case, it will work if you buy one of these to convert the analog signal. Tmvel mini RCACVS 3 RCA Composite Video AV to HDMI Converter for TV/PC/PS3/Blue-Ray DVD
191948
So then, if I connect the cable using the compnent video cables, it should up convert the regular cable channels, correct?Is that a better trade off than using the HDMI as the connection between the cable box and the receiver?
291470
I would recommend and hdmi splitter that takes up one port but turns it Into three or more ports depending on the model I buyhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008GVOVK0?cache=be13262daff0ab11004eb6b6ddd39105π=SY200_QL40&qid;=1405223702&sr;=8-1#
113976
As long as both the items you're connecting are HDMI outputs then this should work for you. The switch built into this will keep all three HDMI devices on one source channel on your TV. For example, I have a blu-ray and a Playstation plugged into 2 of the ports on this switch. If I turn the blu-ray on and turn my TV onto the appropriate source, I can watch a movie. But then if I turn the Playstation on it will override the blu-ray (or vise versa) because of the switch. Very handy. Hope this helps.
58248
Yes the converter works. You will need two HDMI cables. One to run to the converter and one that leaves the converter to the TV.
527550
if you have the new tv you don,t need converter boxes .the one i have has two outputs but may be able to use 3 or more by using a splitter
847966
This only works with a display port output. Typical on MacBooks and some Dell, Lenovo, and He laptops. From my reading their is no converter that works with VGA or Hdmi.
368567
I ran my HDMI cable directly from my dvd to my TV. You have to run a seperate sound cable anyway, so why add another switch and cable to it. Works just fine and no loss of pic quality.
1820438
Yes the converter have an HDMI port on one end and all u will have to do is order a long enough HDMI cable probably 15-25 foot at least also make sure u order a VGA splitter cable also and once all is hooked up ur movies will stream to your HDTV with no problem a