will it work between blue ray & receiver?
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It should as long as they both have the correct "plug" for it. Depends on the age of your receiver.
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It should work if both the blue ray and the receiver are capable of using a optical audio cable. Most of the newer ones are. If you are not sure then you could always Google your product to find a product description page and this should give the answer you want.
1396220
Yes, as long as you have digital opital on the receiver and blue ray. Digital Optical Sound is the Best Quality Sound you can have!!
1396221
Not having seen your Blu-Ray and receiver, I cannot say for sure. However, it should work for any two components with optical ADAT-like SPDIF connectors...
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533878
Yes it will, as it did for me between my denon receiver and blue ray dvd. The quality of digital audio is much better than the conventional std.
50569
Should be no problem as long as your receiver has optical or digital outputs.
946396
No really sure. I bought this to hook up my receiver for surround sound & it didn't work.
2263162
As long as your receiver has a digital optical out if not I'm sure your receiver has auxillary outs in which case the sound bar also has av in on it ( the red and white plugs)
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The name of the device is AV2HDMI. That means that if the output of your BlueRay player is an RCA Composite video connection (red, white and yellow coded cable) and the input to the projector is HDMI, then yes this device should work for you.
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HDMI has both video and audio - if your TV has HDMI input and the Blue Ray has HDMI out - then you shouldn't need this box. Just conect the HDMI cable.
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this converts digital (optical) audio to analog as it says on the device. If your receiver takes RCA (analog) inputs it should work. I am using it on a TV with an optical out connected to an old pair of sony speakers with RCA inputs and it works fine.
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That should be no problem. it worked to connect my Blue ray to an old TV... Hope this helps You also have this from the items amazon ad: ( you can call them ans ask to get an answer from the seller) > (Free 30-Day Tech Support: This item is eligible for free tech support for 30 days from the date of delivery. Over the phone, our trained technicians can help you set up, configure, connect, and troubleshoot so you can start enjoying your new purchase. Owners of qualifying products can reach Tech Support by calling 1-800-362-5703. Learn more)
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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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It should work. Only reason it shouldn't be working is if the HDMI port on the Blue Ray is not giving enough power. If you do get it, I suggest trying it on a TV with HDMI and try connecting it to a VGA Laptop
901469
It works with my receiver which is a sony. It's not wireless but fits nicely in my cabinet.
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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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I have never tried with receivers, but I don't think so. It works with all the TV's that I tried!
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The receiver should function properly with the receiver. Please visit the manufacturer, Sony, website for in depth technical inquiries.
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I am not sure, I use the device to send the blue Ray signal directly to my HD TV and also to my amplifier so that the output of the amp can be converted to analog for my other 9 older TVs
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I'm sorry Larry, but I really don't know the answer to that. I don't see why it wouldn't, but my system predates blue ray players. I must have a Dinosaur downstairs!!
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It should. I have cables inputting signals from my TV and from a Compact Disc Player and the output cable connected to my Receiver. This set up works for me.