I don't see anything about hooking up a Blu Ray player. Will this work for that, or as long as there is an HDMI output to go to the converter?
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I tried it on my blue ray and it worked, but the quality was not perfect. Maybe a more expensive converter would be better.
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Scenario - used to connect a current model Samsung Blu Ray to an older Panasonic 50" rear projection tv. This adapter helped deliver HDMI to the NTSC output needed. Hope this helps.
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That model had problems with myxbox 1 paid I little more for 5 star hdmi box 30.00 cheaper then buying new tv
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Dear friend, thank you for your message. Yes, as long as your Blu Ray player has HDMI output to go to this converter, this converter will work for it. More details please look at the listing. Have a nice day! Best regards, Keedox Customer ServiceMaria
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I'm using it with an Apple TV and Panasonic Smart Network 3-D Blue Ray Player.
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You can hook it up thru your home theater receiver. It is a phemomenal blu-ray player. Highyl recommend it!
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It's not an HDMI to component converter. If it were, then you would turn an HDMI signal into a Component signal so that you could plug an HDMI only output device into a Component input on your TV. This particular box does the opposite. It will allow you to plug in a Component only output device (such as a Wii Console with the official component cable) into a screen that only has HDMI ports open, such as a monitor. And trust me, if we are looking at the same model, the latter is the case. I own one, I have for around 6 months now and this one definitely only goes one way: Component to HDMI.
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Hi Jeremy: All I can tell you is what I have used them for. That is to hook a Blu-Ray DVD player to an Epson 82C projector. For that, it works fine. It took me a good bit of investation work just to find a converter that would go from digital to analog. Seems most of the converters on the market go the other way. Good luck! Paul.
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Yes, that's what this does. I have an HD TV that did not have a plug-in for optical hook-up for my sound bar. I was able to circumvent that using this converter. A very nice piece of equipment. Now my TV drives the sound bar and, with a switch, my DVD/VCR also work the sound bar. Good luck! Hope this helps.
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you will need a media player that can do blu-ray. There are some free ones out there; however, PowerDVD14 by cyberlink runs specials all the time and you can get it relatively inexpensive. I think I paid like 80 dollars for mine and it runs fantastic. The player itself (the item on amazon) is stupendous. I highly recommend it. You also need to make sure your resolution on your screen can handle hi-def. If you have an HDMI output more than likely you do, if not check and make sure your resolution is at least 1024 by 728 Good luck
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I just bought it an can't figure it out, other then to connect the blue ray to the tv, then the tv to the sound bar. I don;t know if this will defeat the soutnd of the blu ray. I may return it and go with the "wired" look.
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I can't say whether this TV model is being fazed out. It will work fine after the switch to digital TV. My guess is that it does not have an HDMI port because there's no reason for it to have one. What would you use the HDMI port for? It already has a DVD player built-in. It's so small you wouldn't want to spend $200+ to connect a Blu-Ray Player to it, or a home theater system. Regular cable doesn't require HDMI (though HD Cable might, but are you going to pay to rent a Digital Cable Box for a tiny TV?).
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Here's another question for you Ron? My older TV does not have hdmi inputs. But a good friend, who's an electronics engineer, said I should use a cable converter that inputs HDMI (from the DVD player) and outputs component (into the HD component on the TV). Does that seem right?
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Yes, it will work, but you will need an alternate port on the Blu-ray player for audio (i.e. Optical audio output, or coaxial) because DVI doesn't carry audio through unlike HDMI does.
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Yes I believe soThe unit has a L/R rca jacks so if your blu-ray player has rca outputs it should be possible
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If your blu-ray player has a 'cat 5 outlet'(if you're unsure of this google it for picture, or look in your blu-rays manual), then yes it can. Hope that helps! :)
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Yes, I purchased this to connect a BluRay player to my HDTV. The TV only has the component plugs while the player has the HDMI
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It does have a HDMI output but make sure it works, my Subwoofer didn't work when I purchased it and I tried the HDMI and the optical and none of them worked so I have it hooked up to the Blu Ray Player.
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Helen Allan,For the TV, assuming it has a digital optical audio output, you'd connect your audio bar to your TV with the digital optical cable (sold separately). For the Blu-Ray player, if it's connected to the TV, it should send the audio out directly to your audio bar through the TV. Some Blu-Ray players only have HDMI output, however, so if that's the case, the HDMI output on the Blu-Ray could go to the HDMI INPUT on the audio bar, and you could connect another HDMI from the Audio Bar's output to the TV's input. --Mr. S
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No you will need another hdmi cable, these are only for audio.If the blue ray player doesn't have an input/output then you will just need a switcher I got one here that's cheap and works great, you can plug 2 (or more depending on switch) hdmi cables into it then the one from the switch goes into the tv
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I have mine connected to a Samsung HDTV and Samsung Blu-Ray player. It comes with a manual. Set-up was quick and easy. I cannot address your situation and suggest you call them directly @1-800-377-7655. They will be happy to help you. Tech support is wonderful. Merry Christmas, KFYSMAN