It says just one cord to connect to tv, but can you also connect to Blu-ray player?
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Kevin, I bought this for my parents. I don't honestly remember if BT is available on this or not. I'm thinking it's not. But honestly couldn't swear to it. Sorry. I will try and check and repost a better answer.
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So the setup I have is my Blu-ray HDMI into my TV and Optical out from my TV to this soundbar. I'm not sure of your setup but you wouldn't connect them separately into the soundbar. Hope that helps
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This blu-ray disc player only uses hdmi cables....so if your tv does not have hdmi connections, then this device won't work...
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No. This is specifically for HDMI to RCA. Meaning a blu-Ray player to a TV that only has a Yellow Video in port and does not have an HDMI port.
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There's a SINGLE video/audio input area, to which you can connect a VCR, etc. -- would that work with your camera? By single, I not only mean only one device can go in it, but also that the cord is odd -- one end is a single black plug (which goes into the TV) and the other end has the usual 3 plugs (red, white, yellow) which goes to the other device.
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This device is for ONE device IN, with MULTIPLE devices OUT. Blu-Ray Player in, 4 TV's for the output. It sounds like you are looking for a device that handles multiple inputs with one output. Keep looking, those devices are out there....
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If your Blu-ray is attached to your network via ethernet, then this will allow you to connect it via wifi. If your Blu-ray player is already wireless, then this is redundant and not necessary.
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Yes, but instead of hooking rca (red, yellow, and white cord) audio & VIDEO output from the blu ray player to the to the home theater system; you ::JUST:: HOOK THE BLU RAY PLAYERS "AUDIO OUTPUT" TO THE RCA HOME THEATER SYSTEM "AUDIO INPUT" WITH either 2 of the 3 RCA (red, white or yellow ends) (it doesn't matter which, it JUST MATTER where u plug it in)and use HDMI CABLE etc. To Whatever you are watching it on to the blue ray player.*Usually dvd players and such come with standard RCA cables.. Like to hook your dvd player up to you tv for example.Please feel free to ask anything else if this is confusing. Yes, but instead of hooking rca (red, yellow, and white cord) audio & VIDEO output from the blu ray player to the to the home theater system; you ::JUST:: HOOK THE BLU RAY PLAYERS "AUDIO OUTPUT" TO THE RCA HOME THEATER SYSTEM "AUDIO INPUT" WITH either 2 of the 3 RCA (red, white or yellow ends) (it doesn't matter which, it JUST MATTER where u plug it in)and use HDMI CABLE etc. To Whatever you are watching it on to the blue ray player.*Usually dvd players and such come with standard RCA cables.. Like to hook your dvd player up to you tv... » Read More Yes, but instead of hooking rca (red, yellow, and white cord) audio & VIDEO output from the blu ray player to the to the home theater system; you ::JUST:: HOOK THE BLU RAY PLAYERS "AUDIO OUTPUT" TO THE RCA HOME THEATER SYSTEM "AUDIO INPUT" WITH either 2 of the 3 RCA (red, white or yellow ends) (it doesn't matter which, it JUST MATTER where u plug it in)and use HDMI CABLE etc. To Whatever you are watching it on to the blue ray player.*Usually dvd players and such come with standard RCA cables.. Like to hook your dvd player up to you tv for example.Please feel free to ask anything else if this is confusing. « Show Less
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Yes, it has one hdmi port. Although this is not part of your question, it also "promises" wireless connectivity which it never achieved. It was a very disappointing device and if I were you, I would not buy it. As a plain-vanilla blue ray dvd player, it is ok but not great.
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Yes, the unit is an all-in-one. That means that it is a combination Blu-ray player, digital receiver, FM tuner, etc. You may use another player if like, just route through one of the HDMI ports (there are two on the unit). Important to note that there is no direct cable input. I have a cable box that I run through one of the HDMI ports. Though I have to maintain a separate remote for the cable box, I can control everything else with the Samsung remote. I have had this system for about 3 months now and absolutely love it. Hope this helps!
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The Roku needs to be connected directly to your TV. If you have only one HDMI input on your TV, you can use a splitter.
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I use my blue ray player but there are hdmi cables on the back (2) so I don't know why not unless you fill those connections up.
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I just received the one I ordered and I had ordered it because you could also watch Netflix, etc., but I didn't notice that it wasn't a wi-fi like my Wii is. I have a wireless router for my Wii but its back in the room with my computer and the blu ray player is in the living room. I can't have a long cable laying all over to trip over. Ha. Unless I can get it to work with an ethernet adapter or something I will just use it as a player. I'm a little disappointed that I didn't notice you had to connect an ethernet cord. Not very convenient. Well I could buy an ethernet bridge for $99 but then I may as well have gotten the BD 390 with the wi-fi on it because its gonna cost about as much. I just received the one I ordered and I had ordered it because you could also watch Netflix, etc., but I didn't notice that it wasn't a wi-fi like my Wii is. I have a wireless router for my Wii but its back in the room with my computer and the blu ray player is in the living room. I can't have a long cable laying all over to trip over. Ha. Unless I can get it to work with an ethernet adapter or something I will just use it as a player. I'm a little disappointed that I didn't notice you had to connect an ethernet cord. Not very convenient. Well I could buy an ethernet bridge for $99 but then... » Read More I just received the one I ordered and I had ordered it because you could also watch Netflix, etc., but I didn't notice that it wasn't a wi-fi like my Wii is. I have a wireless router for my Wii but its back in the room with my computer and the blu ray player is in the living room. I can't have a long cable laying all over to trip over. Ha. Unless I can get it to work with an ethernet adapter or something I will just use it as a player. I'm a little disappointed that I didn't notice you had to connect an ethernet cord. Not very convenient. Well I could buy an ethernet bridge for $99 but then I may as well have gotten the BD 390 with the wi-fi on it because its gonna cost about as much. « Show Less
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Checked last night and there is one optical connection (Toslink). Hope this helps.
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I do not know, have only tried connecting Directv, tv, and DVD (Bluray) player
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You need a source to plug into one of these. You'll need either a router or a switch. Take the cable currently plugged into your computer, plug that into the switch/router, and then from the switch/router, you can plug one cable into your computer and a second cable into one of these units, which is plugged into the wall. The other unit will be plugged into the wall near your blu-ray, with a cable connecting that second unit to the blu-ray.
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Erika, The three port AV cord is analog only. The blue ray player has only a digital output which is superior to analog in every respect. If your tv only accepts analog inputs, you should get a new tv before upgrading your DVD player.
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No, any number up to 4 inputs. You can connect both your xbox and blu-ray and it will work fine. 3D not supported.