need to hook up a bluray player to an old tv with composite hook ups only. will this work?
590856
i was trying to do the same. did not work for me at all. i bought two in fact and both of them did not worked
590857
I really do not have a definite answer to your question since most times I have to lean-on trial and error. Good luck.
590858
No it will most definatley workYou need a converter also this cable is horrible do not spend your money.
590859
It should be perfect for that use. I have a cable box hooked up to an old TV and it works great.
590860
Not likely. Every device I hooked this cable to never displayed any image on the TV.
869276
I used standard composite cables to hook into my surround sound unit. HDMI cable will work also
2253752
You want a box opposite of this one. This box takes an older type composite signal and outputs HDMI (for a new TV). Check the site for a box that does the opposite of this one (HDMI to composite) and you will be fine.
955377
Sure, as long as your tv has an hdmi port. The bluray player won't display a 1080p picture, but it'll display at 720p picture instead.
1712547
If all you have is HDMI connections in the back of your TV, then likely this will work for you. This device worked seamlessly to solve our problem of having a TV/receiver combo that only accepted HDMI. As simple as plugging it in an playing. Worth every penny.
1081517
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...
1310841
It should not if it is a digital TV. That is what I used it on and it works just fine. If it is an old analog I think you will need a box.
318540
It will connect to the convertor box yes, but of course not directly to your old analogue tv input
574922
Best I can say is that it did not work as a composite for me but if you have something that can convert analog to digital then this may? bridge the link. I had to buy a HDMI to RCA composite from another seller to get my old tube Tv to work with my new blueray player. It costs about $33 and looks like a little white box. I hope this helped?
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!
139446
Mine didn't work at all. I bought it to hook together multiple legacy game systems to a TV with one component set of inputs.
1506095
No, you can use single RCA cable to connect to your TV Composite Video Input
1243870
Yes this converter allows the connection to older TVs that only have coaxial connections and newer HDMI receivers.
1610274
No you cannot because the bluray only has video outputs not inputs. You have an audio input option using digital but that's about it. What exactly are you trying to accomplish ??
508630
It may work, it did not do what I wanted it to do, I wanted to hook my blue ray player to my tv, the player had hdmi and the tv had component, the tv was 1080i but it did not matter newer products use the hdmi to communicate to the tv to help prevent copyrighters this prevented mine from working. However I'm not sure if It would work on what u are trying to do or not. I would say just try it, it's a cheap cable. Sorry I could not be any more help
1464588
If the blu ray player has a wired network connection port in the back, yes this cable will most likely work. It is a 100 foot long cable with standard, identical, RJ45 type connectors at both ends. (This is like a telephone cable jack, only larger) Just make sure that the length is right. So, one end of the cable will be connected to the back of the bluray, the other end to an available port on your network router.
1272992
Depending on the type of hook up you are going to use, I think you would be ok with this unit. I bought mine as a gift for someone else so I don't really remember if it uses the component/composite system or the HDMI setup I would double check that before you buy.