Can you connect these to your Blu-Ray player? Like the BDP-S6200? If yes, how?
1972921
No; these speakers require some sort of amplifier/receiver. There is no way to split audio from an HDMI Cable. Even if you were to get an RCA and hook them up to the speaker there wouldn't be enough power to drive the speakers. These speakers are fantastic driven by my Pioneer Stereo.I hope this helps!
1972922
I connect them through a home theater receiver/amplifier! After having them for several years, they are OK for the money but can be a little bassy for my taste.
939710
Thanks. I've done all that with no results. My last resort is to test the player with a few other Blu-Ray discs. If they play with no problem, I'll return this set to Amazon and ask for another one.
1425836
YES! I use them when watching blu-rays on my HP laptop on long flights. I had no problems pairing them at all!
827715
You can connect it to older sets using analog stereo audio cables (red & white RCA plugs) and either composite (yellow RCA plug) or component (green, red & blue RCA plugs) video cables. If all you have is coaxial in on the TV set, you will need to get an RF modulator. You will need to adjust the output of the Blu-Ray player and will get no better picture than a standard DVD.
330898
You can't link them but there are three distinct remote codes so you can have up to three of them and control them independently. I have 2 of the older Sony 400 disc mega changers and 1 of the new Blu-ray changers, all in the same room. You could get an excellent and inexpensive HDMI switch at monoprice.com.
1400377
The Philips BDP-2100 Blu-Ray player requires a HDMI cable and a HDMI port to connect. If you have a HD TV, then you should have an HDMI input port. I connected the Philips Blu-Ray player to my LG HD TV via my Yamaha AV receiver (it has multiple HDMI in ports and one HDMI out port). UK DVDs look great!
655313
I would guess that you will need to find a blu-ray player with the needed inputs that support your 7-speaker input. I doubt that the player in this package is available to buy individually, but again, that is just a guess. I have never tried plugging in a different home theater blu-ray player, but I do not see why it wouldn't work. Just my opinion though. Good luck!
939712
I have the same player you have and have played those very same blu ray dvd'sI would unplug the player.wait a few min. allow it to reboot........andtry it againif all else fails...I would try a different disc from that collection.and If that doest work you may have gotten a defective set of discs.
1021801
Yes, the headphones will work with a blu-ray player. Make sure that your blu-ray player has an input jack for either a digital optical audio cable or a digital coaxial audio cable. The headphone transmitter has connections for both types of cables which allows you to connect to two separate audio sources. I have mine connected to my DVR via the coaxial cable and my blu-ray player through the optical cable. There is a switch on the transmitter that allows you to change between input sources. The headphones come supplied with a coaxial audio cable; however, you will need to purchase your own optical audio cable.
979321
Since it's a Blu-ray player, it probably has HDMI out, rather than RCA. You likely want to convert HDMI to RCA in order to connect to a projector that doesn't have HDMI in. If that's the case, this isn't what you need. You need http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008FO7PQA/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk.
597087
No blu-ray player with this system. It is basically speakers for your TV. You can connect a blu-ray player or CD player to this home theater system.
2189545
make sure the proper cables are in the correct plugs. make sure you have the television on the correct station. and terribly obvious, make sure its an HD tv. Hope this helps. I also recommend buying a different brand blu ray player.
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.
472309
Yes, these should work on Blu-Ray players. Most Blu-Ray players have the ability to play media that is lower than that of the Blu-Ray. If on vacation, I don't use the hotel players, I just hook the camera into the TV.
1375672
Blu-Ray to HDMI and the sound bar using the Digital Audio out. That's how I have mine. Works fine but not too impressed with the sound quality of the speakers. Ok if used with TV speakers.
2097234
Can you connect this media port to a modern Blu-ray Home theater system? I am talking about the latest models.
1889758
We have a PS4 hooked up to our TV, onkyo receiver, and surround sound system and these work well to watch blu-ray movies on our ps4, but the moment we plug the wireless headphone jack into the front of the Onkyo receiver, it cuts the sound running to everything else. I do not know if that is a setting in the receiver that can be changed, as we bought these to watch TV and play games while our newborn was sleeping, and having the sound cut off is what we wanted. Don't do what I did and buy this supplemental/extra headset first; it does not come with the wireless transmitter and cords, so it is worthless unless you have another one at home already. We have a PS4 hooked up to our TV, onkyo receiver, and surround sound system and these work well to watch blu-ray movies on our ps4, but the moment we plug the wireless headphone jack into the front of the Onkyo receiver, it cuts the sound running to everything else. I do not know if that is a setting in the receiver that can be changed, as we bought these to watch TV and play games while our newborn was sleeping, and having the sound cut off is what we wanted. Don't do what I did and buy this supplemental/extra headset first; it does not come with the wireless transmitter and cords, so it... » Read More We have a PS4 hooked up to our TV, onkyo receiver, and surround sound system and these work well to watch blu-ray movies on our ps4, but the moment we plug the wireless headphone jack into the front of the Onkyo receiver, it cuts the sound running to everything else. I do not know if that is a setting in the receiver that can be changed, as we bought these to watch TV and play games while our newborn was sleeping, and having the sound cut off is what we wanted. Don't do what I did and buy this supplemental/extra headset first; it does not come with the wireless transmitter and cords, so it is worthless unless you have another one at home already. « Show Less