Can I use this to link my blue ray player with coax audio only with my sound bar with RCA audio only?
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No you can't. This device only handles old style analog coaxial TV signals. Your Blu-ray players audio output is a digital coaxial output.
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Your blue ray player will be connected to your tv via rca cables (usually)your tv will be connected to the sound bar with the digital cable
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Hi Shawn.... I have mine hooked up to DISH also and to my audio / video receiver. I do believe if your sound bar has optical outlet you should be fine. :)
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My rca sound bar has only rca red/white cord and emerson tv only has orange digital audio out coaxial how do I hook these together
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No you cannot. This unit allows you to connect a digital INPUT signal (optical or coaxial (orange rca)) to the box and OUTPUT analog audio signal on the red and white rca connectors. It does not output on the optical port.
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The sound bar has TWO optical inputs, so just hook up the optical cable from your blu-ray player to the second input. And BTW, your blu-ray player will be connected to your HDTV via an 'HDMI' cable, NOT RCA cables. If you use RCA cables, you will only get standard definition video and audio!!
255651
Yes, you can but you can also connect your sound bar to your LCD/LED TV directly. AV receiver won't be needed.
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You may need a fiber optic cable, I'm honestly not sure what I used to connect mine considering mine broke within a few months of owning it at which point I purchased a pretty awesome Samsung sound bar that far exceeds the ability and sound of the Craig Bluetooth soundbar. I know I had some problems with it as to how I was to connect the soundbar initially and I figured out a solution however I truly cannot remember due to the fact that I've not used the product for quite sometime now. I'm very sorry I couldn't be of more help!
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There are three output ports on this soundbar--two are Optical Digital and one is Digital Audio Coax. Here are the exact cables I purchased: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004LT2C5W/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002J2B8I/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i03?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The one specifically labeled as TV on the soundbar is one of the optical ones, but if your TV doesn't have that type of port, you can use the coax one and remember to hit the right button on the soundbar/remote when you use it. Hope this helps!
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It would work if you want to connect 2 devices like a DVD player and a Apple TV having only one HDMI available on your soundbar.
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Yes. The output on the sound bar and the speaker are female rca. You can use half a stereo rca cable or buy a single rca cable (usually made for subwoofers). They are readily available. This subwoofer really works well and has plenty of output if needed. I did find that if I put it on mute for long periods it will blink yellow. However, all you have to do is unmute it and the blue light should return. If not press the CONNECT button. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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I don't see why I shouldn't? My TV only had coaxial output and my bluray surround system had optical and it worked great.
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Nope. You want this instead: C2G / Cables To Go 40018 Coaxial to Toslink Optical Digital Audio Converter
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No. The only RCA type of connections on the unit are Digital inputs with Coax 1 and Coax 2.
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Yes you can. , whatever input you select, this device splits it into a separate audio and video signal. Audio can be linked soundbar through your digital audio port using a toslink audio cable.
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Unless you want your audio to go to a source other than your TV... like a 5.1 stereo setup. And in that case, you'll probably want to use the digital optical or digital coaxial audio output over RCA cables (unless your stereo doesn't support that).
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It depends on whether the coaxial port on your tv is input or output. If the coaxial for your tv is for sound output, then yes. If the coaxial plug for the back of your tv is input, then no, this device will not work. My sound bar is fed by my bluray's coaxial cable, which goes through this device, and then to my sound bar with an optical cable. In summary, if your TV's coaxial port in your TV is for 'output' then yes, this device will work. My TV has no output ports, so that's why I run mine from my blu-ray. Hope this helps.