how to connect to cable & bluray player??
308412
you can connect each to the projector using an HDMI cable but to use both you will need to have a receiver.
632684
Turn the power off, press 1 for A, 2 for B, 3 for C, and then turn it back on (It doesn't turn back on automatically). The Bluray's should work. I just tried this with my Bluray's from England and it works perfectly.
1067905
You will need to us a computer (pc or Mac) with a plug in Ethernet connection to configure this before using with the bluray. Once configured it works stand alone and will join your Ethernet port bluray to your wifi.
1618303
When I use the HDMI hookup, I've used the audio output from my laptop. I had to turn off the HDMI audio output on my laptop to do it. If you're using a bluray player, I'm not sure.
1265791
I have mine connected to a Samsung HDTV and Samsung Blu-Ray player. It comes with a manual. Set-up was quick and easy. I cannot address your situation and suggest you call them directly @1-800-377-7655. They will be happy to help you. Tech support is wonderful. Merry Christmas, KFYSMAN
1360964
I have slit my BluRay and Roku components with this switcher and it is working well. The BluRay is position #1 and the Roku player is #3. It is such a simple connection, I can't offer you any help. Good luck.
2202788
You need a source to plug into one of these. You'll need either a router or a switch. Take the cable currently plugged into your computer, plug that into the switch/router, and then from the switch/router, you can plug one cable into your computer and a second cable into one of these units, which is plugged into the wall. The other unit will be plugged into the wall near your blu-ray, with a cable connecting that second unit to the blu-ray.
230757
To add to the others responses - you want the bluray player plugged directly into the receiver, rather than plugged into the TV and an optical cable running from TV to receiver. Then you should hear any sound produced when you have the blu ray and receiver on. You may need to turn on the TV to navigate menus on your Bluray.
2102964
I assume you mean, what BluRay players have Component Video outputs? You'll have to get a fairly old BluRay player to do that, as BluRay players predominantly use HDMI for output. The Samsung BD-P1000 is one of the original players that does have component video outputs. We have a BD-P1000 and it's OK. It was very reliable (haven't used it in a couple of years), but it is pretty slow (e.g. loading a disc) compared to newer players. We mostly use a Playstation 3 (PS3) to play Blu-Ray in our home theater now. You *MIGHT* be able to use a newer player by running its HDMI output through converters, if you MUST hook it up to an ancient display device with component video but no HDMI inputs. Maybe HDMI-to-VGA plus a VGA-to-component video adapters? But of course you'd degrade the video, and if I recall correctly, the highest resolution you could possibly run over component video is 1080i; I don't think it supports 1080p. And any display without HDMI inputs almost *certainly* can't display 1080p, anyway. Another option -- it may be time to consider a new display device, one that supports 1080p and HDMI inputs.
438547
Hi! I assume you mean for connection to the tv? As a matter of fact the easiest and best connection is via the digital optical jack. Barring that you'll need to use an analog audio connection. Hope that helps....
881480
plug and play streaming from your network: try MyHD Media Player Recorder :) I've gone through 3 different models of D-link players and while they make good modems and such... their players don't cut it. have you tried converting any of your dvd's to divx? assuming you even get it to work, can you even say the quality is the same?
172647
Check all your connections, you should not have to do that. I have my Direct TV going to the in..........and my Roku & Bluray in the other inputs. It works fine when I toggle from one to the other. Also your input must be correct as well. Could be a bad unit......
1790398
I am unable to offer assistance. Mine worked about two days before it quit working altogether. I did not get a chance to try it on BluRay before it stopped working. I would discourage anyone who was thinking of buying this switcher.
540635
I used a wired ethernet cable from the cable companies modem box which plugs into the back of the tv. My tv is mounted on the wall so I had to snake the wire up the wall, along with cable, power lines and hdmi from my bluray player.
1610274
No you cannot because the bluray only has video outputs not inputs. You have an audio input option using digital but that's about it. What exactly are you trying to accomplish ??
1159511
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.
1969550
yes! use the rca audio in connector on the back. connected to your bluray player audio out on the back! thats the red and white.