I have AT&amp;T U-Verse DVR connected by an HDMI cable to the HDTV.How would I connect this unit?
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You do not provide enough information to directly answer your question, so I have to guess about the missing information. It depends on the DVR output jacks and the HDTV input jacks as to what you can do if you are only using the HDTV internal speakers. If that is the case, then HDMI by default sends the audio though that cable with the Video, however, the Audiovox only uses the stereo RCA jacks for sound. It is possible to purchase an HDMI cable without the audio connected. If your DVR has RCA output jacks and your HDTV has RCA input jacks, then you can get an HDIM cable without audio and use the RCA jacks from the DVR to the HDTV to connect the Audiovox in line for those RCA cables. On the other hand, if you have an external sound bar like I have, it does not matter how you get your sound to the HDTV, because you may be able to place the Audiovox between the HDTV and a Sound bar if the Sound Bar has RCA jacks. For example, my HDMI cable does feed audio and video from my DVR to the HDTV and I use the Headphone output jack using a cable that has small stereo on one end and the 2 RCA jacks on the other which connect to the Audiovox between my HDTV and my Sound Bar. Bottom line, since Audiovox only uses RCA jacks and nothing else, you have to figure out how to use RCA jacks for sound, otherwise, you have to find a different device that works with HDMI cables or converts the Audiovox RCA jacks to an HDMI input or something like that. Hope that helps.
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you connect via IP address (best to use DDNS if you do not have a static IP) and port as the DVR has a built in web server. Samples of the interface can be seen on zmodo's website. Also I believe there is a zmodo mobile app available for viewing on mobile devices.
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I use the QT5682, but any dvr that is analog will work. It comes with a ptz remote receiver but if your dvr has it built in you will not need it.
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Not sure how to answer this. Do you have a DVR? If so yes I hooked it up to my qsee dvr and it works great
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The box doesn't know if you are watching the output from it or not. Thus, you can split the antenna signal with half going to the box and half going to an alternate antenna input on your TV. This way you can watch one show and record another. I don't have this exact box, but I have the HDMI output from the box going into my TV and the (split) antenna signal going in the coax input on the TV. Then by choosing the source: HDMI gets me the box output (whether live or playback), while ANT gives me the live OTA signal. Of course, this works because my TV has a built-in tuner and I am just using the box as a primitive DVR. Since you stated that your TV is newer, it most likely will have a built-in ATSC tuner.
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You should be able to do that. I have 4 receivers, one Model: HR24-500 hd-dvr and two H25-100 and one H25-500 receivers. You just have to make sure you have the right interface equipment so all the receivers can talk to the main receiver (HD-DVR) provided by Direct tv.
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This unit does not work with HD/DVR's. Only for regular regular/dvr recievers.
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Great info, thanks E-Dude! I also have Comcast's HDDVR box. I'm currently running it's HDMI directly out to the HDTV. I would run this directly into my Onkyo 606 (once I purchase it) then out to the TV. I vaguely remember the cable box having a DVI output also, I wonder if I could use a HDMI to DVI convertor adapter to run out directly to another HDMI input on the TV instead of component out to the TV? I'll have to see if I'm remembering correctly. Thanks for the tip!
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The DVR has different video outputs. HDMI for HD TV or Composite video out for a standard old type monitor/tv..CCTV SUPPLY...Merchant
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You are correct, dvrs have an output to your other devices but do not have a hdmi input.
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If you have the hdmi or component inputs, unit should work. However, I had a lot of trouble with mine. The first week the DVR worked fine. After that it has not worked correctly. In my opinion it is a piece of junk. However, apparently it is the only game in town. When it works it is ok. It does not work all the time. I recomended to Amazon not to sell it. But what do I know?
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Yeah I'm still trying to get the iO DVR uni remote to work with it and I can't get it to work.. i tried the samsung codes.. I'll try the RCA ones and see if I have any success there. For this remote, there is a manual way of doing it.. but that won't help anyone here since it won't tell me the code to tell anyone anyway... Hope someone else has luck with this!
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You should be able to via the feed off of it but you may run in to restrictions via the HDMI signal being encrypted. But if you can already record on your DVR via an HDMI signal, you should be just fine. Reminder: this does not contain any recording equipment inside, it is strictly made for handling antenna and other signals and pushing out via HDMI.
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The dvr you choose must have the ability to record sound. The unit is wired and coax cabling must be routed to your DVR. If this answer doesn't help you entirely; just ask another question & you shall get more help ASAP...take care
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If you unit has universal RCA connections, it will connect to the DVR. Mine is connected to an amplifier. I am so pleased with it that I am going to get another for my surround sound that is connected to my DVR.
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Either through a HDMI cable or through the optical out cable on the DVR or TV
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At least a LCD monitor with VGA. One with HDMI (high definition) is best. Check your outputs on your DVR. You may have 3 choices. VGA, HDMI, and video (BNC connection).