can I use this cable to connect my ROKU(HDMI output) to the monitor (DVI input) with add on speaker(headphone jack)
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I tried connecting my Chromecast (hdmi output) to the cable using a female/female hdmi adapter. The picture came through great. I could not get the sound portion of the hdmi signal to play through my TV. In the past I have connected my Kindle Fire HD to the cable and most of the time the picture and sound played through the TV. When the sound didn't, I plugged the 3.5 plug into the Kindle 's earphone jack. The combination of the TV with DIV input and the cable with a hdmi connector worked. You might have to try external speakers (e.g. computer external speakers.)
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If your computer has a DVI connection, you should be able to use this cable to display your computer's video output on you HDMI equipped TV. However, since you don't have HDMI output on you computer, it won't provide audio to the TV. You'll need to connect to external speakers for audio.
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You should not need this device. Just run an HDMI cable from roku to TV. HDMI carries both video and audio.
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What if you are already using the TV red,white,yellow inputs for another device but have an open DVI on the TV? Is there a way to connect the Roku via DVI - what cables would I need? Thanks
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Sorry, no idea. I am connecting to a Rasberry Pi which only outputs HDMI. I use this to strip the sound off of the Rasberry Pi that has the Squeezeplug software installed. If the Roku ouputs HDMI and you only need sound which you want to use as input into receiver as analog, then it will likely work.
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Yes, so for instance if you have a setup like mine, and you want to transmit digital audio over your HDMI and DisplayPort connections from your computer, as I do from my Nvidia card, you can use this cable to do so. I get audio from both connections. DVI in contrast won't send audio. I have mine connected to my AV receiver, sends both video and audio just fine, same as using HDMI. This is HDMI 1.3 though, so you don't get 1.4 features like 4K res, ethernet and return audio, but I don't need any of that, yet.
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If the Roku has an HDMI Plug, I don't see any reason not to work. Try it out
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Just to add to that, if it works great with HDMI, it would work great with DVI too-they're basically the same thing, and a $20 cable or whatever would adapt it.
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The TV has an HMDI output, so I was able to connect my Roku with an HDMI cable.
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If you are connecting your monitor through a HDMI to VGA adapter, it should be one that has the audio split out to an audio jack. You can plug your speakers into that jack.
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Yes that is how I use my laptop on my monitor that has DVI. Although you will need something else for sound, but if your device w/ the DVI port has a aux. in port (headphone jack) then just use that for sound or hook up an external device for sound.
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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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I think I previously answered yes to this question, but no, it will not work, dvi in any format will not transmit audio
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That would depend on what you mean by speaker, but chances are no. This is for hooking a TV or Stereo into a device that has a headphone jack--like a phone, or a computer. If you want to connect your stereo/audio system to your TV, then something like "Hosa Cable CRA202 Dual RCA To Dual RCA Cable - 6.5 Foot" would be more likely to work. By speaker do you mean an audio system? A speaker alone can't really do anything If it is an audio system, what is the brand model number you are trying to use? What model number is your TV? If you can give me that info I can give you a better answer.
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I am using this with a Roku XD in the kitchen and its working great, just need an HDMI cable. (TV only has one HDMI input)
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I have no idea what sort of connection that is. This cable has two male 3.5mm headphone connections. For an AV setup, I doubt that's what you need.
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Yes this should work. The sound bar has 3 HDMI cable inputs and 1 HDMI output. Just hook the Rodu 3 dongle and your Apple TV to the input HDMI on the Sound Bar and then the HDMI output on the sound bar to the HDMI input on your TV. As long as your TV has HDMI this should work. The only thing that I am not sure of is the Roku 3. It doesn't use an HDMI cable but a dongle that it transmits to. It should work but I don't know for sure.