I've got a new Blu Ray player and an older Sony TV as well as a Verizon box (with HDMI port). Will this splitter solve hook up with my Sony TV?
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Not sure exactly...as long as the Verizon box hooks to the tv and then the splitter hooks into the box, it should be just fine. I am not familiar with Verizon box, I have never used it before. You may not need the splitter if your Verizon box hooks into your tv, then your Blue ray hooks into your Verizon box. The sole purpose of the splitter is to take one image (from Blue Ray) and put it on multiple monitors (tv, projector, etc.). Hope that helps. Good luck.
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No, this device is for multiple tvs. What you need is a HDMI switch, not splitter.
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This splitter is best used to split an incoming single HDMI signal outto multiple monitors. It sounds like you are trying to send theverizon signal to the TV and the Blue Ray Signal to the TV as well.That connection will require two seperate inputs as you will mostlikely need to select which input to use when viewing TV vs Blue Ray.I hope this helps. It's the best I could come up with from the info inyour question.
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This is not a signal selector which is what it sounds like you need. This takes one HDMI source(Blu ray) and splits it to 4 different Hdmi monitors. Look for a hdmi source selector
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Not sure on this one but if you can settle for a 1x2 splitter I just received a "2 port 1x2 hdmi splitter v 1.3 compatible c1.4 3d 1080p switcher 5 8 ps3 xbox360 DVD blue- ray" today (March 18) and it does bypass the HDCP on my ps4. I'm using an elgato game capture.
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I have a sony blu ray player (HDMI) and an older Phillips TV. This converter works using the S Video input on the TV and HDMI on the player. Came with cables too. :)
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Yes. Mine seems to work with a Comcast HD receiver. And I even have a splitter going in between.
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This product will work with any product with a HDMI port/interface! Thus, if your tv has a HDMI input and the blu-Ray player has HDMI out, then it will work! However, this product is designed to allow muntiple HDMI compatible devices to share 1 HDMI port in a tv! Thus, unless you are planning to hook up more than just the blu-ray player to you tv, then there is no need for this product!
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I can't answer the specific question as I am a novice regarding electronics in general, but I'm wondering if there is such a thing as a "splitter" for HDMI Cable as it would seem that this would solve your problem
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I use this unit to split my cable box HDMI output which them feeds my Sony Receiver and two other Devices. I have found the splitter only works if all the other devices are on. If any one of them is turned off, the splitter won't pass the sound portion of the HDMI signal. I don't think this anything to do with the make of the components.
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I tried multiple splitters and unfortunately none of them worked. I ended up getting a tv that had more than one HDMI inputs and used one optical output to my sound bar.
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Works well with my Sony Blu Ray player so I don't see why not. Stream is consistent with no buffering. 802.11n
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Yes. This is how we have ours set up. Be aware that our soundbar or our blueray player and the switcher seem to have a comparability issue and we can only send 2.1 audio from the switch to our vizio sound bar when using our sony blueray player. If we send 5.1, it drops or partially drops some of the channels.
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Dear friend, thank you for your message. Yes, as long as your Blu Ray player has HDMI output to go to this converter, this converter will work for it. More details please look at the listing. Have a nice day! Best regards, Keedox Customer ServiceMaria
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My answer is the same as the other four. In a word, "yes". You simply plug the WII into the input and up to four other components, including your TV and projector, into any of the outputs. This device is an amplifier, not just a "splitter". It will provide strong signals to your other devices, even where long cable runs need to be made. We've been using ours for several years and it's still going strong.
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Your HDMI cable may not send the information, use one with audio return and internet capabilities. If you have it hooked to a cable or satellite receiver they (nearly all Directv and some others) cannot send the required signal, it's not the splitter, rather it's the unit hooked to it. If your signal is coming from a DVD, Blue-ray etc it should work. Check to see if the receiver is showing PCM or something else as an input source signal. The receiver should be able to decode the signal from the source via HDMI as long as the signal is provided to it at the input. Just a side note, if you have a DVR or other device as a source run the splitter directly from this device to the splitter and then to other devices such as a second receiver or a TV. If you run it to the TV then to a receiver or other device you may run into a problem as many TV's do not send the required signal out (even if it says the TV does or does not address that issue). Good luck, I know the units should send the signal but, you can email J-Tech if you can't find the problem and they will help, or send you a replacement if it is defective. However, I have several friends who have purchased the J-Tech on my advice and ALL their minor problems dealt with issues other than the splitter. On one system I had to turn everything off and hook up the connections then power up the connected devices then the splitter; it was an ARC problem but, that seemed to cure the problem. Again, good luck.
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Receiver most likely. If you have your blu ray, xbox, playstation, and cable box plugged into the receiver, use the receiver. If it is just for a blu ray player use that.
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This extender is a way to transmit a video signal via ethernet cables. So if the source, cable box, satellite box, blu ray etc...., has a HDMI connection it should work. You would connect from the source and go out to another tv somewhere. I hope that makes sense.
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This should work with any device that uses an HDMI cable. The device is basically a three-way splitter. It allows you to connect three HDMI devices to one. I have a home theater system with only one HDMI input. I connect my cable box, XBox and Roku to the home theater and they work great.
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As long as both the items you're connecting are HDMI outputs then this should work for you. The switch built into this will keep all three HDMI devices on one source channel on your TV. For example, I have a blu-ray and a Playstation plugged into 2 of the ports on this switch. If I turn the blu-ray on and turn my TV onto the appropriate source, I can watch a movie. But then if I turn the Playstation on it will override the blu-ray (or vise versa) because of the switch. Very handy. Hope this helps.