the vsx-1020 and 1021 let me hook RCA up and output that signal on hdmi. Will their "successor" not allow this?
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NO this does no conversion of analog devices to digital. this is now common across most sub $500 a/v receiver/amp combos now.
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According to the Pioneer website the output is actual slightly higher in the 1021.http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Home/AV-Receivers/Pioneer+Receivers/VSX-1020-Khttp://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Home/AV-Receivers/Pioneer+Receivers/VSX-1021-K
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Beware.. zone 2 doesn't support all inputs, including those of the HDMI variety. See the cautionary review (one of the first displayed) for more details.
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It cant work with ATSC monitor. All display devices with RCA interface can work with it.
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Sorry, unless the computer in question actually "supports" sending RCA signals through a VGA (which is rather specific to the computer's video card and would likely already have its own VGA-&gt;RCA cable) the answer would be no. For example, the ATI All-in-Wonder cards DO support this feature, but again, you'd already have this cable if you had such a card. Hope this helps!
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It may depend on whether your HDMI source includes HDCP copy protection - most capture cards respect HDCP and will not accept an HDMI video signal with HDCP embedded. If the HDMI doesn't work, the analog component capture may be a solution.
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I just looked at the rear view of an Xbox 360 online and all I saw was an HDMI output so this 3 in 1 composite RCA device would not work.
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Yes, with multiple input options HDMI, S-Vid and traditional RCA you will have no problem with set-up. Also passes 3D and 4k video signals without problems. This product is good choice overall. Dan
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I don't think so. component RCAs are analog and unless you get a converter, the cable won't make the signals digital like your TV HDMI slot needs.
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I don't think so the hdmi and rca run diff signals. The cable is used for some kind of converter that is a separate device. I think you are about to make the same mistake i did.
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The hook-up for the vsb211 is an older model with dual RCA wires and requires a converter to the fiber optic port that is on the Samsung. If you have the VSB211 already you could get the converter. If you are going to buy one, get a newer model with a fiber optic cable port. I would check Consumer's Report for their recommendations.
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Look for description of a VGA, HGMI connection on the unit. if not, then the video signal has to be converted to get the signal how you would wanted to be displayed or connected. the unit is good for entry-level projection not long term home theater use.
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Sure, with the right y splitters, it should work over RCA. Some tv's also have a monitor out. HDMI gets a little more tricky due to DLNA , but there are devices for that as well.
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Sorry, I dont know. I would have to research or contact RCA which Im sure you can do too.
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older models RCA--maybe the later one have incorporated HDMI into the system like everyone else
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Yes. It's a loop out so what ever come in on "SDI input" will be the same as " SDI out" and HDMI out.
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If the device your using outputs to a RCA (Red-White-Yellow) cable or S-Video, I think you can through the accompanying cable that connected to an HDMI port on the card.