Can you also hook up a blu ray player to the 202?
518771
Yes. I have a Sony Blu-ray with wifi connected and am using the Blu-ray for connecting to Netflix.
518772
I use the optical connection from my TV. So two other inputs are available, RCA type right and left and a minijack. So if your bluray can adapt to either of these two inputs, the answer is yes.
518773
If you connect the bluray to the tv, the sound output from the tv to the sound bar should work.
518774
Yes, we have a blu ray player and with our TV it's automatic to connect to the sound bar. For a cheap sound bar it's ok and does its job.
421008
Yes you can connect this system to a Blu Ray player, or anything that takes AV cables. (Red, white, yellow) That includes televisions, all game systems, cable boxes etc...
1902154
Use the optical out on your player and the optical cable that comes with the soundbar. Don't forget to take the plastic covers off of the optical cables first. If your blu-ray doesn't have an optical out, buy a different sound bar.
1969550
yes! use the rca audio in connector on the back. connected to your bluray player audio out on the back! thats the red and white.
1758260
I'm probably going to cancel my order and go with a Blu-Ray player... also can then try to find a model that will meet 2.0 profile (as it appears this unit will clearly not) from the specs that have now been made available
647987
not sure without looking. I got money for xmas to buy a new blu ray player, and I cant wait to replace this 1.
173016
No. The vast majority of new Blu-ray players won't either. Your best bet may be looking at older models.Edit: it does have a composite output, but no analog HD output.
2095740
The unit does not have Pandora nor is it mentioned in the manual as an optional app. You might want to check on Pandora's web site and they should have a way to find compatible Blu-Ray players from all supported manufacturers. My gut response is to say "no" it does not.
223402
Maybe you could enlighten me as to what is wrong with my current plan. Get a blue-ray player which features onboard decoding of the lossless formats as well as component analog outputs. Connect the analog outputs to a non HDMI receiver/amplifier and the HDMI output of the blu-ray player directly to the TV. With cheaper full featured blu-ray players, (eg, Vizio for $200) announced at the CES, coming out in the next few months, this may be the low cost way to go. Except for using less cables, what is the advantage in going all HDMI?
421010
Yes, but instead of hooking rca (red, yellow, and white cord) audio & VIDEO output from the blu ray player to the to the home theater system; you ::JUST:: HOOK THE BLU RAY PLAYERS "AUDIO OUTPUT" TO THE RCA HOME THEATER SYSTEM "AUDIO INPUT" WITH either 2 of the 3 RCA (red, white or yellow ends) (it doesn't matter which, it JUST MATTER where u plug it in)and use HDMI CABLE etc. To Whatever you are watching it on to the blue ray player.*Usually dvd players and such come with standard RCA cables.. Like to hook your dvd player up to you tv for example.Please feel free to ask anything else if this is confusing. Yes, but instead of hooking rca (red, yellow, and white cord) audio & VIDEO output from the blu ray player to the to the home theater system; you ::JUST:: HOOK THE BLU RAY PLAYERS "AUDIO OUTPUT" TO THE RCA HOME THEATER SYSTEM "AUDIO INPUT" WITH either 2 of the 3 RCA (red, white or yellow ends) (it doesn't matter which, it JUST MATTER where u plug it in)and use HDMI CABLE etc. To Whatever you are watching it on to the blue ray player.*Usually dvd players and such come with standard RCA cables.. Like to hook your dvd player up to you tv... » Read More Yes, but instead of hooking rca (red, yellow, and white cord) audio & VIDEO output from the blu ray player to the to the home theater system; you ::JUST:: HOOK THE BLU RAY PLAYERS "AUDIO OUTPUT" TO THE RCA HOME THEATER SYSTEM "AUDIO INPUT" WITH either 2 of the 3 RCA (red, white or yellow ends) (it doesn't matter which, it JUST MATTER where u plug it in)and use HDMI CABLE etc. To Whatever you are watching it on to the blue ray player.*Usually dvd players and such come with standard RCA cables.. Like to hook your dvd player up to you tv for example.Please feel free to ask anything else if this is confusing. « Show Less
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Fantastic with either. Top Blu-ray player out there right now. Only one possible player better by a very small margin, the OPPO 103, at twice the price! Not that big a difference! Just make sure the TV set matches the Sony's Outputs: (Input/Output Specs)HDMI Output(s) : 2 (Rear) Dual output for multiple output or AV seperation mode Composite Video Output(s) : 1 (Rear) Digital Audio Output(s) : 1 Optical (Rear); 1 Coxial (Rear) Analog Audio 2ch Output(s) : 1 (Rear) Ethernet Connection(s) : 1 (Rear) USB Input(s) : 2 (1 Rear/ 1 Front)
330898
You can't link them but there are three distinct remote codes so you can have up to three of them and control them independently. I have 2 of the older Sony 400 disc mega changers and 1 of the new Blu-ray changers, all in the same room. You could get an excellent and inexpensive HDMI switch at monoprice.com.
483081
Well I don't remember if the Blue ray player has Component conections on it or not, but if your flat screen dose have then ,and the Sony BD player has them that would be the next best thing , being that means you would get 1080 I at least, not as good as 1080 P but still pretty dame good, I hope that helps you out
2103297
yes you can...but if it is anything like mine you will have to find software for it to actually play bluray discs
724363
Yes, but you'd be better off with a regular blu ray player, unless you've got a substantial HDDVD collection.
547909
This will decode digital audio from optical or coax, and output to 6 analog channels. If your blu ray player has optical audio output and and analog amplifier, this will work.
1687018
I have never tried. Look at these web sites: https://docs.sony.com/release/specs/BDPS300_mksp.pdf and http://www.verbatim.com/subcat/optical-media/blu-ray/bd-r-dl/