Will this device work transmitting from a Comcast mini set top box to a Casio Slim XJ-A241 DLP 720p Projector?
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Sorry, don't know if I can help you. I simply use it to transmit a laptop to a TV for work presentations. It's a bit fussy but I can generally get it to work.Joel
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While I don't have those pieces of equipment, its done 40 to 50 feet HD no problem. It could likely do more but I haven't tried. Great piece of equipment.
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The product is very versitile and probably will work. I found Peerless support very helpfull. I sugest you give the aCall.
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As long as the set top box has HDMI out and the projector has HDMI in then this will work.
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Hello, If the receiver has an auxiliary jack that you can plug into for the sound to broadcast then yes...it should work. I have mine plugged into a powered amp which works for my needs.
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While I have not personally tested that, there is a S-Video input and VGA output (and there's an S-Video and VGA cables included), so as long as the correct input setting is selected, this device should work for what you are asking.
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It will work. I have my connected through optical cable box connection and works great.
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IF the TV you are transmitting from has a HDMI output AND a USB port, I guess it would........not sure though
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yes.i used it to split the signal to two different players.one was a cable box of comcast.this worked fine.the 2nd was to a blue ray player .the picture was unstable and jittery.
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I think it should work. If it works with the blue ray player it will transmit the video signal through the player to your tv.
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I can't imagine why not. I used it to connect an AppleTV to a DVD recorder to record shows from the Apple and it worked fine. I'm not familiar with that particular Comcast unit but I imagine this box will work with any HDMI output. I assume this is for after the fact transfer of shows, I don't believe it would work as a "destination" for the Comcast box.
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So long as it has the dvi input in the back, it will work. There will be no sound:,however, so make sure you have an audio output from the satellite box to a receiver.
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If your tv has a DVI input & the coax you're referring to is digital coax for sound, then yes it will work.
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It depends on the output jacks available on your TV. If it has a 3.5mm audio output jack, yes easily. If it has RCA/Phono output jacks, yes with an adapter (which was included in the box when I received the transmitter). If it has a TOSlink optical output jack (very likely if this is a newer TV), you'll need a digital to analog converter. I hope this helps you out.
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I see no reason why it wouldn't....Best source for accuracy is Sony Corp. Might give them a call. But I have had no problem with any bcst via any means feeding it and it feeding my home theatre.
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I programmed my 880 to work with it. Device=PVR. Manufacturer=Comcast. Model=Xfinity X1. Works beautifully.
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It should work. I use mine with a 105 going into the component inputs of a Sony XBR read screen projector. No problems. It's a good converter.
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It perfectly works with mine. Bu the way, the transmitter gets the signal (from cable) after it passes through 2 splitters and a hdmi switch. So it should work without an hitch in any other simpler setting.
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I don't know. I have com cast triple play. I worked fine with that. I used this out in my my garage where I had set up an office.
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We are using them on comcast but all they do is convert an IR signal to RF. The box is irreverent. It should work with anything IR(infrared)