Will this work if I want to switch from my Roku box to my DVD player? The TV only has 1 set of red,yellow&amp;white plugs in the back. Thank you.
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This is a component(digital - HD - 720P switcher. Red, white and yellow is composite(analog). You need to buy a composite switcher to for your TV. Your TV is too old if it only has component. You will not get an HD picture out of component connections.
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You need to hook up the DVD player and roku separately. You would buy this if you only had one input on your tv and this would be able to switch between which device went into the tv. This one also doesn't support hdmi at all.
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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.
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Yes, it does...that's how I use it for my dvd player. I used to have a second device on it with my old Tivo Series 2, but I recently upgraded to Tivo HD with an HDMI cable (that now goes into one of the HDMI inputs)...and now I only have my DVD player on the switchbox, but it still serves it's purpose well...it comes with a remote control too to make it easy to switch between channels (1, 2,3 or 4) if/when needed. Hope this helps :)
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RCA audio input on TV is fed the red and white RCA audio output of the little box - that's it, the TV will play the audio signal.The question is does the TV have the 3rd RCA input [YELLOW] for video RCA yellow plug from the little box?????If so you, are set to go.....
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Depending on what you are trying to hook it up to. Whether it is a TV or something else there should be a manual. They are red and white plugs on one side and depending on your TV set they are usually the same. you can even get them at the 99 cent store. I would recommend Radio Shack for a more personal service to help you.
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Not a clue.....I don't own this; bought it for someone else. But, I'd imagine you'd hook it as any previous DVD player; don't your TV's instructions give you a clue. The plugs are all color coded. Best of luck!!
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As long as your TV and ROKU Box both have an HDMI port then yes, it will work.
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Sorry, I don't have the new Roku. I use the pigtail to switch between dvd players and it works perfecdtly.
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You need to buy a powered switch that has 2 inputs and 1 output. Cable and roku go to input, and output goes to Tv
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Jacki, the following is my opinion only never tested it back to back:I believe it all depends on your multi-system DVD player. If its output is NTSC then any US system TV will be able to take and decode its signal. No multisystem TV is needed. If the DVD player is an overseas model with PAL or SECAM output then only a multisystem TV can decode its signal.I bought a Phillips DVP 642 DVD which I unlocked to play any region code DVD's and it works like a charm with my old NTSC (US standard only) TV and plays all my DVD's from Europe. I recommend the Phillips model it is cheap and you can unlock it with its remote control in about 30 seconds ;)Peter Jacki, the following is my opinion only never tested it back to back:I believe it all depends on your multi-system DVD player. If its output is NTSC then any US system TV will be able to take and decode its signal. No multisystem TV is needed. If the DVD player is an overseas model with PAL or SECAM output then only a multisystem TV can decode its signal.I bought a Phillips DVP 642 DVD which I unlocked to play any region code DVD's and it works like a charm with my old NTSC (US standard only) TV and plays all my DVD's from Europe. I recommend the Phillips model it is cheap... » Read More Jacki, the following is my opinion only never tested it back to back:I believe it all depends on your multi-system DVD player. If its output is NTSC then any US system TV will be able to take and decode its signal. No multisystem TV is needed. If the DVD player is an overseas model with PAL or SECAM output then only a multisystem TV can decode its signal.I bought a Phillips DVP 642 DVD which I unlocked to play any region code DVD's and it works like a charm with my old NTSC (US standard only) TV and plays all my DVD's from Europe. I recommend the Phillips model it is cheap and you can unlock it with its remote control in about 30 seconds ;)Peter « Show Less
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Ronald, Here is an idea. Use an older DVD player that has a coaxial connector input on the back and a RCA or RGB output. I also broke the RG6 Coaxial Cable connector on the back of my TV. I was able to watch my TV through the DVD player. It is a quick fix, but at least your TV will still work.
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If the tv has RCA components It will work, I'm using a cable With HDMI on one end RCA on the other, I have a PlayStation DVD player and a Roku all Hooked up to this unit works great
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You are right. It only has RCA connectors, which works great for me. I have purchased a number of these multi-region dvd players for myself and as gifts for my sister and my niece. If you have problems with the RCA connectors, you may want to check out one of the various audio/video selector boxes, which would allow you to use a/v selector box with the RCA connectors on one end and some other connector on the other end to connect your multi-region dvd player. The dvd player itself is one of then best I have ever used; it's easy to connect and works very well. Moreover, it's about to lowest priced unit on the market. The truth is in terms of overall quality, you can't beat it. I hope this helps you with your decision.
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Just to clarify, this Roku box connects to WiFi only, not to your cable box or cable coaxial from the wall. Your TV will have to have at least two separate inputs. Your cable will be accessed through one video input, and the Roku through a second video input. You will switch between video inputs on your TV depending on which programming source you want to watch (cable or Roku).
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Probably not. It has;One PC input (VGA)One USB inputOne HDMI inputOne Coax inputOne Component (RCA, Yellow, Red, White) inputYour DVD AND VHS will use the same Component input.The Roku will use the HDMI.The Satellite box will use the Coax (or HDMI).
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Thanks for the reply. I received your answer after ordering the Roku unit from Amazon, so installed it anyway. Surprise, it works just fine!