I want to connect my Phillips DVR blu ray which has a digital coax out put, to my stereo amp which has two rca inputs. Will this work for me?
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No , no need to split the digital output , all 5.1 channels encoded over one output. Just get a single high quality RCA cable, no splitter and connect to the digital out to digital in on your receiver.
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No, if the Phillips blu ray is outputting a digital signal you need to convert it to analog first.
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Brian, That is what the unit does and it works well. I run 2 channel stereo sound from AppleTV to a whole house amp that only takes stereo inputs. Dave
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if your dvr has the BNC connections, it will be find, if it has the RCA connections, then, you will need the RCA adapters. Usually all Q-See systems are all compatable. Hope this will help.
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Hi Bipin, Yes. You can use the RCA, optical, digital coax or HDMI input of this system. -Anthony
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I'm not sure if you're asking like you want to watch your TV thru the surround sound or you want to hook up another component either way if you run it through RCA's and run itthrough the auxiliary it works fine
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Sure, with the right y splitters, it should work over RCA. Some tv's also have a monitor out. HDMI gets a little more tricky due to DLNA , but there are devices for that as well.
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You will have to use a digital optical cable to connect your amplifier to this T.V the input is on the back of the amp you will also see the input on the back of the T.V
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HDMI connections carries both digital audio and digital video. DVI is strictly a Digital video connection with no audio. If you are considering the SONY BDP-S1100 then you will have to upgrade to a TV with HDMI inputs and a home theater receiver with DTS and Dolby processors. You will not be able to get audio to your present TV. The coaxial output on a Blu-ray or DVD player provides for 5.1 channel of digital audio but can only be connected to a home theater receiver. As far as I know NO TV sets have inputs for an external coaxial feed.
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Yes. I am running two amps in my system. you must split the RCA outputs with a Y (splitter) to get seperate channels for the amps. Works fine.
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HDMI connections carries both digital audio and digital video. DVI is strictly a Digital video connection with no audio. If you are considering the SONY BDP-S1100 then you will have to upgrade to a TV with HDMI inputs and ahome theater receiver with DTS and Dolby processors. You will not be able to get audio to your present TV. The coaxial output on a Blu-ray or DVD player provides for 5.1 channel of digital audio but can only be connected to a home theater receiver. As far as I know NO TV sets have inputs for an external coaxial feed.
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Yes. It will connect directly to an old VCR or any TV with an RCA (yellow) input. You WILL need a BNC to RCA adapter though to change the shape of the plug. That will only handle a single camera however. The reason people use DVRs, is because it will record multiple cameras at the same time.
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If your DVR has BNC style inputs, you should be able to connect it. You don't have to use all the same brand or style.
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Only if it's a DIGITAL COAX rca-type input (the digital coax input jacks look identical to analog RCA jacks except they're orange instead of red or white). Even then, I can't be sure it will work for you, as this item did not work for me at all.
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Unless you want your audio to go to a source other than your TV... like a 5.1 stereo setup. And in that case, you'll probably want to use the digital optical or digital coaxial audio output over RCA cables (unless your stereo doesn't support that).
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It should work. My TV had a DVI input plus separate audio in (RCA pin type ones). I am pleased with the product. I use 3.5mm stereo to RCA pin (red/white) cable with the product to make the audio connection.
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Yes this would work. This is merely an adapter to go from RCA to whatever you want.
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yES, USE AN OPTICAL DIGITAL CABLE FROM THE dvr, or from the tv if it has such an output. eITHER ONE WILL PRODUCE THE SAME SOUND, THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT i HAVE.