Can I use this to stream video from my Kindle Fire HD to an older model TV without HDMI input - only a coaxial cable input?
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I'm not certain, since I was unable to use this device for my German to US requirement. There are plenty of ports on this, but if you need coax from the device to the TV probably not. You may be able to plug your kindle in via RCA adapter to the device, device HDMI to a VCRDVD player, then coax from your VCR/DVD player to your TV. Here are a listing of the ports, to help you make your decision (I know the port info would have helped me in the first place): Side1 1. HDMI input interface 2. CVBS (RCA video) signal input interface 3. AV (RCA) audio input interface 4. DC power input interface Side 2 1. Analogue audio output interface 2. HDMI output interface 3. Coaxial digital audio output interface Same side (2) buttons 1. AV or HDMI input switching button 2. 720 / 1080P HDMI output switching button 3. 50 Hz or 60 Hz HDMI output state button Good luck.
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It probably doesn't. I believe that the Kindle Fire HD uses a micro HDMI, instead of an MHL port.
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You can but you would need an HDMI to Micro Hdmi adapter to plug into the Kindle. This is a good cable, i bought it and had another friend buy 2.
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Yes. That's what I purchased it for and that's what I use. I have an LG TV 40" and when you plug it into the hdmi it actually fills the entire screen on my TV! It works great & is worth the money. For a kindle fire like I have, be sure to get the micro hdmi/hdmi. A lot of others bought the mini hdmi & that isn't compatible. I hope this helps you!
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I would say it is not compatible. If you look at Amazon's description of that Kindle at url http://www.amazon.com/Kindle-Fire-Amazon-tablet/dp/B0083Q04IQ#tech Scroll down to Technical Details It does not list an HDMI port on the Kindle. Without such a port there is no place to plug in an HDMI cable
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It does have an hdmi input so if you have a cable box that has HDMI output then yes you can. It does not have a coaxial connection.
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I use mine to stream movies all the time directly from Amazon Prime and Netflix. What kind of device are you talking about? You mean using the Kindle in place of a TV or monitor? I do know that with the proper adaptor you can stream Netflix or Prime through your Kindle onto a full size TV that has USB or HDMI ports.
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You may be able to connect a kindle through HDMI port but I don't know because I don't have a kindle. If the Kindle is not normally connectable then I would say no.
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I'm not sure if the Kindle Fire has a mini HDMI port, for I don't own one. If it does then yes, if not, then no.
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Dear William, Thank you for your question regarding our Micro HDMI to HDMI cable. We have researched the specs for the Kindle Fire HDX and it does not have a Micro HDMI port. As such, this cable would not be compatible. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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It should.. If there is a mating connector for it.. HDMI, Is Hdmi..I do know that I bought a refurb Kindle 8.9" HD ebook reader and unfortunately it didn't include the HDMI Video cable..The nice thing is that it works GREAT on both my Dell 22" and my free 19" Acer 16 X 9 computer monitors..Amazon Prime is wonderful and the Free movies/video's are a great source of entertainment.. These many cold evenings.
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The only Kindle Fire HD's that have the Mini HDMI to Reg. HDMI for TV's is ONLY THE 2012 MODELS!! Unfortunately they removed one of the Selling Points for me (had the 2013 Kindle, sent it back and got the 2012 version). Even the more Expensive Kindle HDX's both sizes DO NOT OFFER THE HDMI outputs. What a terrible mistake in my opinion. Hope this helps answer some questions. Oh and NO ON THE Original Kindle Fire (not HD). Only 2012 Kindle Fire HD's 7" & 8.9".
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If will work only if your laptop or Macbook has a HDMI port. Keep in mind, HDMI, mini HDMI, and DVI are 3 totally different connectors. My Kindle Fire HD has a mini HDMI port, it needs another type of cable to connect to TV.
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Yes you can It's an excellent HDMI high speed cord all you need is to buy an adapter for your Kindle Fire HD
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I'm would believe you could but I can't be 100% sure as I don't have a Kindle Fire. From what I know about aux cords they are suitable for almost any device that allows for the utilization of aux cords
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No - It says: Mediabridge FLEX Series - High Speed Micro-HDMI® to HDMI Cable with EthernetHDMI combines both audio and video into one convenient cable, so it's all you need to connect your Android Phone (ie: Droid X) or any device with a Micro-HDMI (ie: Kindle Fire HD [Not Kindle Fire, only the HD version], Digital Camera) output to your HDTV via the full-size HDMI input. This cable is NOT compatible with the non-HD Kindle Fire, nor the EVO 3D or any device that only has a Micro-USB port as opposed to a Micro-HDMI port. Check with the device's manufacturer to be certain of the port specifications. No - It says: Mediabridge FLEX Series - High Speed Micro-HDMI® to HDMI Cable with EthernetHDMI combines both audio and video into one convenient cable, so it's all you need to connect your Android Phone (ie: Droid X) or any device with a Micro-HDMI (ie: Kindle Fire HD [Not Kindle Fire, only the HD version], Digital Camera) output to your HDTV via the full-size HDMI input. This cable is NOT compatible with the non-HD Kindle Fire, nor the EVO 3D or any device that only has a Micro-USB port as opposed to a Micro-HDMI port. Check with the device's manufacturer to be certain of... » Read More No - It says: Mediabridge FLEX Series - High Speed Micro-HDMI® to HDMI Cable with EthernetHDMI combines both audio and video into one convenient cable, so it's all you need to connect your Android Phone (ie: Droid X) or any device with a Micro-HDMI (ie: Kindle Fire HD [Not Kindle Fire, only the HD version], Digital Camera) output to your HDTV via the full-size HDMI input. This cable is NOT compatible with the non-HD Kindle Fire, nor the EVO 3D or any device that only has a Micro-USB port as opposed to a Micro-HDMI port. Check with the device's manufacturer to be certain of the port specifications. « Show Less
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There is only an HDMI input. You need to remove the Roku stick. If you have an adapter for the Kindle and HDMI, then it will work (assuming the Kindle Fire has such an adapter).