I got a bluray player (hdmi only) as a bday gift but my TV is a CRT with the 3 jacks (Yell,Red,White) will this work for me?
1865727
Yes this will work.I use it with my laptop which has HDMI and connect to a tv with the RCA connection (Yell,Red,white)
1865728
Yes it should, as long as you use a separate power supply. If you use the power supplied through HDMI your movies will stop and start.
1865729
Possibly. Just try it and see it for yourself. As long and you have HDMI cable and RGB cable you are fine.
1865730
Yes it will. You should have absolutely no problems whatsoever. The good thing about having a Blu-ray player is you don't have to update your DVD collection. You can play both Blu-ray and DVD discs. The only down side to the Blu-ray player is that most formats will be played with a black frame on the top and bottom of the screen with a older television. Other than that, you will view the movie as normal. You will enjoy your new Blu-ray player. Pick this convertor up, get a HDMI cable(which you will need to connect the player to the convertor), RCA cables(to connect the convertor to your television) and enjoy your birthday gift. By the way, you don't need to add any additional power to this convertor. Just plug and play. Hope this helps. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
921939
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
34079
It can as long as the bluray player and ps3 supports RCA connectivity because the shift3 light blast only supports RCA connectivity and not HDMI input or coax input its ok for watching movies not so much for gaming and the room has to be very dark or you will get a poor viewable picture plus side is the you can buy the light/ lamp at walmart it is a MR16 light bulb should be able to find it where the lights bulbs section is
943031
1.3b might work depending on the bit/px of the original signal but is not officially supported. Check out wikipedia, they have a very nice graph showing what each version is certified to carry.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hdmi#Version_comparison
1278191
This device would not work for your situation. This unit is HDMI from your source (gaming console) to AV (TV with no HDMI). You would need AV2HDMI. Look here Tmvel mini RCACVS 3 RCA Composite Video AV to HDMI Converter for TV/PC/PS3/Blue-Ray DVD . Hope this helps.
837345
No it will not work. I purchased this and this item EnjoyGadgets HDMI to VGA & Component YPbPr Video Converter Adapter, Support Audio, S/PDIF, 5 RCA. And the C&E; did not work I returned it but the EnjoyGadgets item will work for what you need. I am using it to connect my directv box to my Tv that no longer has functioning hdmi ports and I am using this item to hook up component cables to my tv and my ps3 has hdmi ports. Hope this helps.
423255
I second this question. I dont plan on getting a PS3 (i own a 360 :-), but I too have heard problems with it not working with HDMI on other things like Direct Tv's box and stuff. Any help would be great!
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I have slit my BluRay and Roku components with this switcher and it is working well. The BluRay is position #1 and the Roku player is #3. It is such a simple connection, I can't offer you any help. Good luck.
1638543
HDMI should handle it all - that's the idea. I have HDMI from my BluRay to my Onkyo, and an HDMI from the Onkyo to the HDTV. You could use optical, but should not have to. I use optical to connect the audio from my older DVD player to the Onkyo.
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i'm not sure....i have an old home theater system and i could not get it to work with a blu-ray player i got for xmas...
2132190
It depends on your disc player- newer players use hdmi holes so a cable from that to the TV. If your player is old, the TV has holes that work with the old kind that have a red, yellow and white ports. Hope that helps!
184938
Your cable box will only provide up to 5.1 dolby digital output depending on the type of connection (either optical or HDMI), if you are using an analog L-R connection you will only get stereo. Depending on the age of your blu-ray player it may or may not pass DTS-HD Master Audio over HDMI. You will need to read the owners manual of your blu-ray player to see if it will pass DTS HD, if so you will need to set the audio settings in the player to send it to the receiver to decode. If your blu-ray player will not pass DTS-HD over HDMI but will decode DTS-HD Master Audio internally you can set the player to output PCM via HDMI, in that case it will only show up on the display of the receiver as PCM but will in fact be DTS HD.
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I didn't play with it enough to see if the Bluray INPUTS sounds from the HDMI. (I believe the HDMI is for output.) The optical digital is easy to pipe any sound that would normally be coming out of the TV into the bluray. ie VCR, Wii, laptop. Set the bluray on "TV" and it plays whatever the TV speakers would be playing. (I'll have to check if there is an "HDMI input" mode on the Bluray.)-Will
2231994
I bought two of these players and both have the same problem with VGA output - there is no red channel, only blue and green are working, and, because of that, colors are distorted. I returned the first unit, received a replacement from Amazon - and the same problem again. Composite, component, HDMI outputs working just fine, so, I decided to keep the second unit, but I do not trust VGA on this player. Regarding your question - it should work, but only if you do not have such problem that I have with this player.
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Several years ago (2010?) HDCP became mandatory for player output of HD video and that requires HDMI. Therefore, no relatively recent BD player can do what you want. The only solution would be an external box that supports HDMI w/HDCP and outputs RGB. I suggest you go to a forum such as "AVS Forum" and ask for advice in the CRT projector sub-forum. Those guys have/had to deal with the same issue.PS. There used to be a converter box available from the Far East that was referred to as a "Moome" box, don't know whether it's still available or if there's something else. Several years ago (2010?) HDCP became mandatory for player output of HD video and that requires HDMI. Therefore, no relatively recent BD player can do what you want. The only solution would be an external box that supports HDMI w/HDCP and outputs RGB. I suggest you go to a forum such as "AVS Forum" and ask for advice in the CRT projector sub-forum. Those guys have/had to deal with the same issue.PS. There used to be a converter box available from the Far East that was referred to as a "Moome" box, don't know whether it's still available or if there's... » Read More Several years ago (2010?) HDCP became mandatory for player output of HD video and that requires HDMI. Therefore, no relatively recent BD player can do what you want. The only solution would be an external box that supports HDMI w/HDCP and outputs RGB. I suggest you go to a forum such as "AVS Forum" and ask for advice in the CRT projector sub-forum. Those guys have/had to deal with the same issue.PS. There used to be a converter box available from the Far East that was referred to as a "Moome" box, don't know whether it's still available or if there's something else. « Show Less
1082726
No, this cable will not work. You have to buy "HDMI to 3RCA Composite AV Mini Converter for TV/PC/PS3/Blue-Ray DVD 1080P". This unit works perfectly.
2078166
If your TV has the two stereo (usually red and black) "audio out" receptacles, and most all HDTV's have them, it will work fine for you. Just plug the two wires from the unit in to the TV, and then attach the power module to the unit.