I have a sony blu ray player that can stream if there is a wall connection. My new apartment only have phone jacks. Would this plug work for that?
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Hi Susan Were you able to find a solution or product. I am having the same issue wherein my apartment has telephone jacks and I want to use them as internet lines. Thanks
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No, a standard phone jack uses 2-4 wires. An ethernet connection uses all 8.
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My first answer is no, the cable does not make an internet connection out of a telephone line, it converts a telephone phone connection to Ethernet so the phone service can be carried over the Ethernet cable. Usually the conversion would take place on both ends with another RJ45 to RJ11 adapter, when you hook everything up, you still only have a connection for a telephone with dial tone. I use these for connecting the incoming phone service to my patch panel in the basement, which then uses Ethernet cables to carry the signal to an individual room, there I can use another RJ11 to RJ45 adapter to plug the telephone in.
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My first answer is no, the cable does not make an internet connection out of a telephone line, it converts a telephone phone connection to Ethernet so the phone service can be carried over the Ethernet cable. Usually the conversion would take place on both ends with another RJ45 to RJ11 adapter, when you hook everything up, you still only have a connection for a telephone with dial tone. I use these for connecting the incoming phone service to my patch panel in the basement, which then uses Ethernet cables to carry the signal to an individual room, there I can use another RJ11 to RJ45 adapter to plug the telephone in. My first answer is no, the cable does not make an internet connection out of a telephone line, it converts a telephone phone connection to Ethernet so the phone service can be carried over the Ethernet cable. Usually the conversion would take place on both ends with another RJ45 to RJ11 adapter, when you hook everything up, you still only have a connection for a telephone with dial tone. I use these for connecting the incoming phone service to my patch panel in the basement, which then uses Ethernet cables to carry the signal to an individual room, there I can use another RJ11 to RJ45... » Read More My first answer is no, the cable does not make an internet connection out of a telephone line, it converts a telephone phone connection to Ethernet so the phone service can be carried over the Ethernet cable. Usually the conversion would take place on both ends with another RJ45 to RJ11 adapter, when you hook everything up, you still only have a connection for a telephone with dial tone. I use these for connecting the incoming phone service to my patch panel in the basement, which then uses Ethernet cables to carry the signal to an individual room, there I can use another RJ11 to RJ45 adapter to plug the telephone in. « Show Less
2013992
No. Phone cable is Cat3 and can only be used with an adapter like this for SD TV (standard quality used before HD).
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Yes, as long as you feed the output of the player to a standard mini stereo phone plug.
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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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Try putting in a USB memory stick and then updating firmware. You could plug another blu ray player in to this device using an optical digital cable. I plugged an Xbox in that way, until throwing the whole thing away and swearing off LG devices in this line. The player is junk and LG washed their hands of it and orphaned it.
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This product will work with any product with a HDMI port/interface! Thus, if your tv has a HDMI input and the blu-Ray player has HDMI out, then it will work! However, this product is designed to allow muntiple HDMI compatible devices to share 1 HDMI port in a tv! Thus, unless you are planning to hook up more than just the blu-ray player to you tv, then there is no need for this product!
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Hello Timonthy p Demco, thank you for your message. In regards to your question, this particular model number of Blu-ray disc player does have an Ethernet jack that would allow you to plug a LAN cable. For more information, check this link: https://docs.sony.com/release/BDPS1200_BX120_S3200_BX320_S5200_BX520.pdf-Oscar.
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You can use the audio cord supplied, or you can use the optical cord which newer hdtv's have. I used the optical cord on my setup (before I sent it back) and it worked fine. The other audio connections are the standard audio connections you use to plug up to any stereo system, dvd player, etc.
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It may work, it did not do what I wanted it to do, I wanted to hook my blue ray player to my tv, the player had hdmi and the tv had component, the tv was 1080i but it did not matter newer products use the hdmi to communicate to the tv to help prevent copyrighters this prevented mine from working. However I'm not sure if It would work on what u are trying to do or not. I would say just try it, it's a cheap cable. Sorry I could not be any more help
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Hi. FYI, unless I'm missing a setting, this doesn't do Playon and Plexus like my older Sony Blu-Ray player. Thought I'd mention that since those are typically offered with smart devices. But it does do Amazon, YouTube, Hulu Plus (but not the free Hulu, which is why I use the Playon), and music services too like Slacker. Also, I prefer wired streaming since it tends to be more reliable than wifi.
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Yes, with an Ethernet cable. Plug the Slinglink in the wall outlet closest to the Blu-ray player for convenience. While the other end is connected to your router or modem.
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Can you plug this into your blue ray player for better reception......I have a router for WI fi on my computer, but Netflix stalls alot
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That should be no problem. it worked to connect my Blue ray to an old TV... Hope this helps You also have this from the items amazon ad: ( you can call them ans ask to get an answer from the seller) > (Free 30-Day Tech Support: This item is eligible for free tech support for 30 days from the date of delivery. Over the phone, our trained technicians can help you set up, configure, connect, and troubleshoot so you can start enjoying your new purchase. Owners of qualifying products can reach Tech Support by calling 1-800-362-5703. Learn more)
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You don't need a special plug for Blu-Ray. Blu-Ray players don't have any special power needs. Typically, these power strips may often have a high current plug which would be good for a receiver or maybe subwoofer. Other than that, any of the plugs would work fine for a Blu-Ray player. If some company has made you believe that you have to have a special plug for a Blu-Ray player, they are selling you snake oil.
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Like the other answers yes if you have Bluetooth. Also if you have some sort of surround sound you could plug in the cord and use it old school. Might need a longer cord and or an adapter for the plug-in.
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Yes it is compatible to hook up to surround sound. The LG BP540 has only one audio output. It's a coaxial or coax digital. It's best if you use a dedicated cable made for this, but a well shielded RCA cable can do in a pinch. The other way is pass through the HDMI from the player to the receiver and back out to the television, assuming your surround sound system has such input and output. Finally, there are no analog outputs on this player, and it must be said that this is standard for most blu-ray players. Supports up to 5.1 surround, maybe 7.1 but I don't have that kind of system.
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It would plug into the line that the base unit is attached to. You'll need a short cord. Everyone has an extra around the house.BTW, this unit is extremely loud; really only for a quite hard of hearing person like my 87 YO mother-in-law and even then we have it in an adjacent bedroom with a short extra phone line into a jack.
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I use my blue ray player but there are hdmi cables on the back (2) so I don't know why not unless you fill those connections up.