Can I use this device to convert hdmi hdcp home theater receiver (Denon x3000) to my old Mitisubishi (WS-55907) 1080i component only tv?
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This device did not work for my Sony 1080i component only HDTV-ready 60in big screen TV I bought in 2002.Thus, I could tell you if it will/will not work for you until you try it.Everybody will tell you his/her story differently.Mine, definitely is negative. No go on my TV. So, I returned it. And, it took 30+ days to get my refund.That's with my constant follow-up.This company didn't bother to call/e-mail me re: refund status.
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I was trying to hook up my new Sony Blu-Ray player and my Motorola cable box connected to my Mitsubishi WS-65908 1080i component TV, but I could not get it to work. I tried several different settings on all 3 devices, but nothing worked, so I returned it.
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does not work, do not buy, does not remove hdcp encryption, tried to use with newer blu-ray player to use with older mitsubishi HD projection tv with component inputs, no go. Showed boot logo from blu-ray for about 1 second and then picture scrambled . Does not remove encryption. Not for me anyway.
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Yes, that is what I do (Denon HDMI out to Converter to component TV). It works well on 3 out of 4 of my TVs. One TV (a Sharp) seems not compatible. Maybe mfr will offer you a refund if TV is not compatible?
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Sorry. I don't know. I'm using it to convert HDMI output of an AppleTV to component video input of a video switcher which then converts all inputs to VGA for a video projector.
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Yes, This is assuming there isn't any HDCP on the cable box, it handles the following resolutions@Refresh/FPS -1080p @ 23.98 -1080p @ 24 -1080p @ 25 -1080p @ 29.97 (Normal) -1080p @ 30 (Not as common) -1080i @ 50 -1080i @ 59.97 (Commonly used by 60Hz) -1080i @ 60 (uncommon) -720p @ 50 -720p @ 59.94 (Common) -720p @ 60 This is along with -NTSC / NTSC 23.98 & NTSC Progressive (Older Composites) -PAL / PAL Progressive (older) It is able to upscale & Anamorphic SD to HD as well. To also answer your question, it's output can be upscaled from 720p to 1080i, and Input can be upscaled SD (Anamorphic/Letterbox) to 1080i & Downscaled 720p & 1080i to SD (Anamorphic/Letterbox) 16:9. Side Note, you will need the included SW (Blackmagic Media Express) or another SW(Like Open Broadcaster) that is able to receive the input signal to activate the pass through, actively running. -Meaning The SW will have to be running, and viewing the stream to allow the 'Preview' TV/Monitor to show the display. Please Contact Me if you would like to know more about setting it up, as there is no smart switching enabled & can be finicky. Though it is Well worth it entirely. Be sure to know that there is a minimal MB performance requirement. X58 MB confirmed (Running on a Sabertooth X58 MB w/ i7-960)
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The only thing that might work is an HDMI to Component video adaptor. I don't know how it will handle the quick HDMI switching of the receiver but it's worth a shot. http://www.amazon.com/Kanex-Pro-HDRGBRL-Component-Converter/dp/B00BW0XXZ6/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1386520179&sr;=1-1&keywords;=hdmi+to+component+converter
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so long as there is an active signal through the HDMI port on your receiver, it will work. i'm not sure the purpose of hooking it to a home theater receiver, though. the HDMI hub means you have one out from the hub that goes to the TV. The other ports are in ports, which allows you to automatically or manually choose your source or input among three devices. if you aren't connecting the hub directly to the TV, then are you trying to connect multiple devices into your one home theater HDMI port? Which means you are connecting your one HDMI "out" on your home theater receiver to your tv, correct? so long as there is an active signal through the HDMI port on your receiver, it will work. i'm not sure the purpose of hooking it to a home theater receiver, though. the HDMI hub means you have one out from the hub that goes to the TV. The other ports are in ports, which allows you to automatically or manually choose your source or input among three devices. if you aren't connecting the hub directly to the TV, then are you trying to connect multiple devices into your one home theater HDMI port? Which means you are connecting your one HDMI "out" on your home theater receiver to... » Read More so long as there is an active signal through the HDMI port on your receiver, it will work. i'm not sure the purpose of hooking it to a home theater receiver, though. the HDMI hub means you have one out from the hub that goes to the TV. The other ports are in ports, which allows you to automatically or manually choose your source or input among three devices. if you aren't connecting the hub directly to the TV, then are you trying to connect multiple devices into your one home theater HDMI port? Which means you are connecting your one HDMI "out" on your home theater receiver to your tv, correct? « Show Less
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Yes. Set the player to output at 1080i. As you stated, your tv will dowconvert the signal to its native resolution of 720p.This is the setup I use and it works perfectly.
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Absolutely. I have my Roku3 input via hdmi so I can pull both hdmi and toslink out to my TV and receiver. Works great.
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It depends. If your satellite box outputs to Component video (i.e. five colored plugs), you're pretty much good to go. If it's standard-definition Composite video (three plugs), then you might need to find an adapter for it, as this card doesn't include one. HDMI connections might work as well, but be aware that this card does not comply with High-Definition Content Protection (HDCP) standards, so if your receiver box requires HDCP, then you will not get a signal via HDMI cable on this card.
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I'd imagine it would work with the Yamaha receiver HDMI output; but it has delay. I went through a few different ones that all had the delay. The video usually freezes quickly and doesn't restart. I've been using a HP Wireless TV Connect Kit. All other devices I've tested can't keep a 1080p video synced; much less a 240 video. HP Wireless TV Connect
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I think so. The receiver will decode the audio from your cable box via HDMI. The one part I am not sure about is if this receiver will let you pass the HD signal through component video cables to your projection. However, that may not be an issue if you cable box has the component video out which I suspect you are using, you would just the cable from your Cable box to your TV. Cable Box --&gt; Component video --&gt; TV Cable Box --&gt;HDMI (for audio) --&gt; Receiver Also you could try the below diagram, though I have no experience with it. Try the Pioneer website and look through the manual to see if it is possible. Cable box --&gt; HDMI --&gt; Receiver --&gt; component video --&gt; TV
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Nope. This receiver does not support HDMI connected inputs, other digital inputs or analog Component inputs that output to a sub-zone. This would be fine for your primary zone and then you would use composite video (analog) in your second zone.
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The box will not convert signals that have HDMI copy protection present such as bluray disc players etc. It is only for converting non-HDCP signals such as computer graphics equipment, etc.
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I don't think so - it is intended to allow switching the output of various devices to a device input. If by receiver you mean cable or sat, you may not need this device. If you receiver has an HDMI out port - connect that to the HDMI on the TV and run the optical out from the TV to the sound-bar. The HDMI provides a better quality sound connection than optical anyway.
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Yes, I purchased this to connect a BluRay player to my HDTV. The TV only has the component plugs while the player has the HDMI
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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 http://www.amazon.com/Mini-Composite-CVBS-Converter-1080P/dp/B009A6PJKQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386603258&sr=8-1&keywords=av2hdmi . Hope this helps.
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I really don't know, since I have it plugged into the TV. The key to working with your home theater receiver is to determine how many INPUTs and OUTPUTs you need. The Kinivo 301B has 3 INPUTs and only 1 OUTPUT.
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most certainly. the converter works excellently in converting hdmi output to high quality composite audio and video. I bought this to use hdmi output from a PlayStation 3 on a tv with only one hdmi input (which was in use by my sat tv box). So had to convert the PS3 hdmi output for use on the tv composite input connectors. Works great.Jackie Pendleton
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It's not an HDMI to component converter. If it were, then you would turn an HDMI signal into a Component signal so that you could plug an HDMI only output device into a Component input on your TV. This particular box does the opposite. It will allow you to plug in a Component only output device (such as a Wii Console with the official component cable) into a screen that only has HDMI ports open, such as a monitor. And trust me, if we are looking at the same model, the latter is the case. I own one, I have for around 6 months now and this one definitely only goes one way: Component to HDMI.