I literally have a Coaxial cable coming from my wall at home. I want to be able to watch that cable on my projector, which only accepts an HDMI input.
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We'll in order to watch cable or antenna you need a tuner and that's what this is just make sure you leave this tuner situated so you can aim the ir sensor from where you're sitting so you can change the channels.
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I have a coax going to this device which is running cable channels and I have it connected through an HDMI cable to my TV. Works fine for me.
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It should have a DVI to VGA cable included with it. The cable isn't very long so you'll have get the tuner close to your TV.
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If there is a TV antenna connected to the other end of the coax, it will work. I use mine with a pair of rabbit ears and have it connected to a computer monitor with a DVI to HDMI cable (included). If you have a cable subscription, I would think that your provider would have provided a box with an HDMI output. In which case, you wouldn't need the Kworld tuner. But I am not familiar with all cable providers and exactly what they provide.
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The Kworld comes with numerous adapters and hook ups. We use the Kworld in the same capacity as you want to. We hook up coax from our cable, then run an hdmi cable from the Kworld to a projector. Works great.Murphy
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If your cable supports HD, you can connect it to the projector using an HDMI cable. If you are asking if there is a cable connection on the back, the answer is no. It really depends on what kind of cable box you have and the connections available. There is a way to connect any kind of media device to this projector, it is just a matter of having the right cables.
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I think you should be able to . http://www.sceptre.com/pub/Manuals/LED/E325BD-HD-12222011.pdf Check page 16 (I think through pg 19 for cable instructions). If you are facing the back of the tv, there should be two coaxial cable connections on the right side of the tv. Hope this helps.
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Couple ways to hook it up. If you have a receiver with hdmi run a cable from your projector to the receiver. Or if your cable box has a optic cable output hook that to your receiver and your good to go
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nope. it does not come with a coaxial input anymore. It has rca, hdmi, Y/pb/pr, VGA for connection
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For your purposes, NO! This device only traps radio frequency signals broadcast over the air and creates an RF signal. That signal must be inserted into the coaxial rf connector only! Hdmi is a processed signal created by a tuner and can not use the rf signal in any way. Apples and orangss here. Two completely different signals that are totally incompatible with each other.Best option is to get the coax input repaired or replaced.
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No, I got a great HDMI cable made by Mediabridge sold here on Amazon. I think I paid $20 for a current standard 25 foot cable. If you are going to say mount the projector on the ceiling or is away from the component you are going to plug it in to make sure that the HDMI cable is long enough. Also if you are going to have it go in to a wall make sure it meets the code for that. The newest cables are necessary for things like 3D, ethernet, deep color, return channel etc.. Depending upon your components these might be necessary but never too high a standard. The cable I got is certified by the HDMI association, has worked awesome for over a year, is as good as any out there and if I were to go to Best Buy or other retail store to attempt to buy the same cable it would cost me probably $100. So get a good one but buy on Amazon so you get a great price on a great cable.
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You need an HDMI cable. Here's one for less than $4: HDMI (2 meter) 6 foot cable HQ 1080P 1.3b
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Hi!Actually, this is not as straightforward as just a cable ... I have an mini HDMI to HDMI that works great to connect my Transformer to several HDMI devices and have watched streamed TV shows in full HiDef with NO hiccups. VGA is another animal (think fish vs mammal ... ;-) ), HDMI is a DIGITAL signal, and VGA is ANOLOG. You can't just "connect" them, you must CONVERT them. Monoprice.com has very good quality cables & convertors at very reasonable prices if you don't find one you like here on Amazon.
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I tried using this device - and it worked converting Component to HDMI... but had an issue with Audio. HDMI image displayed correctly - but no audio. That made the device useless for me... did not play with it again. For your question - If you compare image 2 (front of box) and image 4 (rear of box) - coax appears to be output - alongside HDMI and SPDIF... so, though I didn't test coax... I would guess no to your question - as it appears coax is output - not input.
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You can't those two over coax or optical. HDMI definitely and most likely 5.1 analog
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today i try to connect the coaxial cable from my dish box to mygica box and from the box to my pc monitor, but i dont see nothing. if anybody tell me how to plug this box and make it work to see cable in my pc, i will be very grateful. all i want is watch tv in a pc monitor. thank you.
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I need more info. but I'll try. HDMI is the way to go. Source (what you want to watch) fed to reciever then to projector. Directv should have hdmi, but if its component your issue is that this projector doesn't have component video jacks. And you would have to use rca composite for connection. If it does, but receiver does not support hdmi. I'd run the hdmi directly to the projector from directv, but also run composite audio cables (red and white sometimes black) from directv to reciever for the sound. If the source is dvd not blu-ray I'd run an s-video cable to projector and send the sound from dvd player to receiver like direct with the rca composite cables. I need more info. but I'll try. HDMI is the way to go. Source (what you want to watch) fed to reciever then to projector. Directv should have hdmi, but if its component your issue is that this projector doesn't have component video jacks. And you would have to use rca composite for connection. If it does, but receiver does not support hdmi. I'd run the hdmi directly to the projector from directv, but also run composite audio cables (red and white sometimes black) from directv to reciever for the sound. If the source is dvd not blu-ray I'd run an s-video cable to projector and send the sound... » Read More I need more info. but I'll try. HDMI is the way to go. Source (what you want to watch) fed to reciever then to projector. Directv should have hdmi, but if its component your issue is that this projector doesn't have component video jacks. And you would have to use rca composite for connection. If it does, but receiver does not support hdmi. I'd run the hdmi directly to the projector from directv, but also run composite audio cables (red and white sometimes black) from directv to reciever for the sound. If the source is dvd not blu-ray I'd run an s-video cable to projector and send the sound from dvd player to receiver like direct with the rca composite cables. « Show Less
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You can't convert to HDMI from component. You need a HDMI output to HDMI input. Buy a new source unit. Oh, only use Revision 1.4 HDMI Cables to support 3D speed.
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Yes, I hooked the cable to my laptop straight to my projector. 200+inch image on my wall. If you plan on plugging in and unplugging this cable repeatedly I would not recommend it. I have purchased multiple hdmis at this pricepoint, they have all stopped working over time when plugged in and taken out (could be coincidence).
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It has HDMI input, so anything that can supply an HDMI signal will work. Its speakers aren't the greatest, however. I have all my video and audio equipment going through an amplifier/receiver system first, then the HDMI signal goes from that to the projector.
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You might have to download an app that allows you to connect it to a monitor. As long as you can find the app, you can probably use this projector.