I have a 2007 rca tv Model R52WH74 with component input CMPI green,blue and red,can I use this cable to connect my Roku 3?
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Mine was a different case as mine was not a component it was audio video input so the above cable did not work on my tv. But as u have a component input it should work
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yes it will work with both , for the Roku you may have to use the "learning" function
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I currently have 3 inputs being used, they are monster cable ends. I measured between the 1st and 3rd cables as installed and it is about 1-1/16" just under your 1.1 in requirement. So if you have narrower hdmi cables it might work, not sure if you would get magnetic interference.I might suggest getting an hdmi cable with a male to female adapter to place the roku device in a better location as well. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely. I have my Roku3 input via hdmi so I can pull both hdmi and toslink out to my TV and receiver. Works great.
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What if you are already using the TV red,white,yellow inputs for another device but have an open DVI on the TV? Is there a way to connect the Roku via DVI - what cables would I need? Thanks
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I am not sure just what a Roku is, but is its probably a digtial system using HDMI outputs, this unit handles Analog only, so I don't think it is going to work
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SURE. Do not use the HDMI output. Buy two RCA Y-Adapters such as Amazon listing "Tsunami RCA701-Y1 RCA 1/Female to 2/Male Y Connector Cable (6 Inch, Gray)" for less than $3 each. Buy 1 Dual RCA Female to male extension cable such as Amazon listing "Cblwhl 2 RCA Male / 2 RCA Female, Cable Extension 12 ft" for under $6. Both are Amazon Prime items so if you are a Prime member they will ship free. So the cables will be about $12. Connect both the red and white RCA plugs from the ROKU cable to the female jack on the 2 Y-adapters. Now each audio cable terminates in two male RCA plugs. Plug one of the RCA plugs from each adapter into the color corresponding red and white jack on the TV input. You now have one terminal remaining on each Y-Cable. Connect the extension cable to the remaining available color corresponding plugs on the Y-adapter and then connect to the audio amplifier/receiver aux/tape inputs, again of the corresponding color. You will now have the audio fed to both the TV and the amp/receiver. With TV turned on. but with the TV volume all the way down you can setup the Pandora to run and get the levels correct through the audio system. Then turn the TV off and the audio will continue to be fed to the audio amp/receiver. You can then also use the tv speakers like a center channel with the amp/receiver adding extra range when watching TV. If you used an HDMI cable, the Roku might go into standby when you turned off the TV. I'm not sure whether or not it would. The ROKU may eventually go into standby anyway even when connected using the component video cables. However this will work until it goes into standby. You probably should turn off or disable the screen saver feature in the ROKU settings also.
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Yes this should work with ur Roku because the componts( the red yellow and white) on the back has the plug ins for these xolor wires
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If the Roku has an HDMI Plug, I don't see any reason not to work. Try it out
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I bought this cable for a Samsung Galaxy S, after I bought it I found out that to see the image of my telephone on the screen I needed a dongler wich is needed to convert the RCA cable signal to an HDMI, if the Roku does not have an HDMI output you will probably need it
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It's a standard HDMI port, like on your tv. If it works there then it should work fine on this. I use my Roku in our van over HDMI and it works great.
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I am using this with a Roku XD in the kitchen and its working great, just need an HDMI cable. (TV only has one HDMI input)
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I'm not sure - I only tested the Roku scenario. I can tell you that the 'box' has rca output [only] jacks the the HDMI is input [only]. In other words your source has to be feeding you something from hdmi and your destination has to be able to receive rca inputs. So, for me I have the new Roku that had only an HDMI on the back of the Roku. But my old tv only had rca input jacks in the back. This special box allowed me to bridge that gap. Hope this info helped. Kevin
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Yes. If your TV has RCA inputs (yellow, white, and red), you are set. If not, you still can:Buy an old working VCR (dirt cheap on Craigslist) that has RCA inputs and cable line output. Hook the Roku's RCA inputs into the VCR, run the cable from the VCR to the TV. Turn on the VCR and set it to whatever line in you are running the Roku into. NOTE: You may need to play an old VHS tape in it for a few seconds, turn the tape off, THEN press the input button to bring Roku up. One of my VCR's is goofy like this. But otherwise, no big deal.
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1) You can use the red and white (and yellow) RCA cables.2) Should work all right.
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I have my Roku hooked into my home theater receiver with the RCA connections. If that doesn't work for you, you have 30 days to return the Roku (when purchased from Amazon).
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Montie .. I would right Roku to be sure but I think it had to do with the use off a special port (MHL) to power the device. The 3400R Roku Ready version is only compatible with MHL-port ready devices. This is why I purchased the 3400Rw as I'm not sure what a MHL port is and power it using a normal outlet.Mike M