How does this connect? Between Receiver output and Projector? In the middle of that HDMI cord essentially?
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I have a dish network receiver plugged into a new Onkyo 1010 receiver via an HDMI cable then the HDMI out from the receiver goes into the Darbee then out to a Panasonic AE-8000u projector. According to what I've read, the Darbee should be as close as possible to the projector or tv. I can't get it closer because of how I have the projector mounted but it works well. It just sharpens the picture enough on a 100" screen.
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They recommend that the unit placed in the last position just prior to the tv or projector. The connections are HDMI. So in your set up it would be connected to the HDMI out from your receive then to the HDMI in on your projector using two HDMI cables. There is some forums that suggest that the HDMI cables be 6 feet or longer and rated as high speed.
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That's exactly correct "after the output of the final video source and prior to your tv/projector/monitor".
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Yes, just as you've described.The HDMI from the rcvr output to the DARBEE input to the projector input.
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From receiver hdmi output to darbee hdmi input. From darbee hdmi output to projector hdmi input.
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The easiest and most basic why to connect is to place it between the receiver and video device.
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If you have a long distance to the projector, make sure the output of the Darbee is located closer to the input on the projector.
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U have a input side and output side both via hdmi. If u have more then one device like I do then u will need to invest in a hdmi switcher. So in my setup tv x1 blue ray etc etc are all connected to spiltter then darbee is plugged into input side of switch and daree then on output side plugged into my 80" tv there u go now the darbee effects all devices replace tv with projector and so on. If you go to YouTube search lordof8mages I have videos of darbee in action
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one hdmi cable between receiver and darbee, another hdmi between darbee and tv or projector. FYI, lots of interference when if you use long hdmi cables. I used 20ft hdmi cable on the output and had lines all over the screen and apparently it was due to long cables.
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When I first set up my projector I used an inferior 35' HDMI cable and I had this problem with some components in my system. For instance, the DVD player would sync fine but the bluray would not, or if and when it did work it had a lot of speckles. If I used a shorter cable it would work fine. I upgraded my cable run with a higher quality cable and now it syncs every time. However, I do notice when switching components through the HDMI switcher in my receiver that some still take longer than others for the projector to connect and sync. So, I suspect it has more to do with the individual component's HDMI output power than any fault with the projector.
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The back of the unit is very well labelled. Are you referring to an HDMI cord? If so, that's what I hooked into the back of mine. And like I said, look at the back of the unit; you can determine where to hook into it.
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That's exactly what I tried (except I think you meant HDMI output, not input). It didn't work at all for this particular converter. I'm going to try a more expensive converter that looks identical and supposedly does the same thing, but I haven't ordered it yet.
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What it does is take the input HDMI and then outputs HDMI, SPDIF (digital audio) and RCA jacks for analog audio all at once. I bought this for my projector as my setup does not allow HDMI in for audio so i bought it to pass the video through to the projector while the audio goes to the surround sound via the RCA jacks.
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It is in fact the same size on both sides making it easily connected to another HDMI cable. If you have a dual port splitter I would think this would be an excellent fit for your project and the cost is not bad either. Hope this helps your fellow Amazonian shopper. Bob
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Try using an HDMI Splitter. Signal from Source through HDMI Splitter, (1) out to HTPC. Voilà!
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Not sure which adapter you are referring to. If you're talking about the Audio output I guess what type system you are sending the signal to. Some will decode the audio signal from the HDMI output, others decode it on a separate audio channel. Hope this helps.
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You should have either VGA cable or HDMI cable to connect from TV to Projector. I believe you will be having setup box where you are connecting to tv.Check if you have port of HDMI or VGA in setup box so that you can directly connect to Projector instead of connecting from setup box to tv and from tv to projector and for audio out put also there will port from setup box where u can connect to external speaker.
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"It distributes the HDMI input into two identical outputs,these two outputs are synchronized." What ever shows up on the projector will show up on the TV. If you only want one you will either have to turn off the TV or Projector, or unplug the HDMI cord going to one or the other.
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Yes, you just need to hook up the Component inputs from the back of your receiver (or cable box) via a long cable to the projector. Use the VGA to Component adapter supplied. Problem is it is not easy to find a 20-30' Component cable - I had to have mine made up at Best Buy - then found one for special order on Radio Shack site for 1/2 what I paid - but you probably won't find any component cables in regular store over 12'. Mine works great. Since my Home Theatre has a built in DVD player, I don't use the optical audio out since I elect to play DVD's through the Home Theatre - which keeps wiring simplier (power cord and component cable)
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I actually use an hdmi to component splitter in my setups with this projector, so that hasn't been an issue for me. Could also split off the HDMI to a stereo that accepts it if you have an hdmi splitter.
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No. I have a single HDMI cable connected from the projector to my receiver.
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This cable is designed to connect in the opposite direction that you describe. It's meant to connect an HDMI device (ie bluray player) to non HDMI dispay (ie 1st generation HD tv). The receiving display (tv or monitor) must be digital, not analog. Most first and many second generation HDTV's (ie projection type) did not have HDMI inputs. This cable fills that need.
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please help. i have a laptop with an hdmi port and i want to be able to connect it to a vga projector. shouldn't this cable be able to do it? i can't get it to work.
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Wireless feature connects any HDMI source. Wireless transmitter comes with 4 HDMI inputs. You can connect for different HDMI sources and swap between the sources thru remote. Depending on the distance from transmitter to the projector there may be a lag.
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The question is not clear. How is the video connected to a TV or something else from the receiver?