Will this replace the existing HDMI cable between my DVR and my HDTV?
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Yes. This will replace your cable as long as there is a line of site path from the transmitter to the receiver and distance of less than 30 ft. If there isn't a direct line of site, it could still work but the distance will be limited. For instance, I use mine about 20 ft away but the line of site isn't direct. The RF signal path has a 45 degree angle through an open doorway and works fine.
1414746
Hello BrianThank you for your inquiry. Yes this device would allow for a wireless connection from your DVR and HDTV.
1414747
Hello Brian Thank you for your inquiry. Yes this device would allow for a wireless connection from your DVR and HDTV.
291966
The receiver hooks to the monitor and you might have to go to radio shack to get an adapter so it will fit your monitor. But as far as I know it doesn't hook to a dvr.
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No. This is a camera with 2 cables. One of which is the power supply. But you need to buy a longer camera cable to extend it to the dvr
800217
Yes it will work, however 400 lines resolution will be max since camera resoultion is lower than max of DVR. I have used these cameras on many different brands of dvrs.
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You do not provide enough information to directly answer your question, so I have to guess about the missing information. It depends on the DVR output jacks and the HDTV input jacks as to what you can do if you are only using the HDTV internal speakers. If that is the case, then HDMI by default sends the audio though that cable with the Video, however, the Audiovox only uses the stereo RCA jacks for sound. It is possible to purchase an HDMI cable without the audio connected. If your DVR has RCA output jacks and your HDTV has RCA input jacks, then you can get an HDIM cable without audio and use the RCA jacks from the DVR to the HDTV to connect the Audiovox in line for those RCA cables. On the other hand, if you have an external sound bar like I have, it does not matter how you get your sound to the HDTV, because you may be able to place the Audiovox between the HDTV and a Sound bar if the Sound Bar has RCA jacks. For example, my HDMI cable does feed audio and video from my DVR to the HDTV and I use the Headphone output jack using a cable that has small stereo on one end and the 2 RCA jacks on the other which connect to the Audiovox between my HDTV and my Sound Bar. Bottom line, since Audiovox only uses RCA jacks and nothing else, you have to figure out how to use RCA jacks for sound, otherwise, you have to find a different device that works with HDMI cables or converts the Audiovox RCA jacks to an HDMI input or something like that. Hope that helps.
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Yes. This will pass through the original HDMI video and audio, and strip out audio for use in a second room. I use it for exactly this purpose.
29158
As long as that DVR has the same input then yes. On my phone wasn't able to find that model you asked about.
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As long as the DVR you want to install it into can accomodate at SATA 5.25 bay hard drive, then I don't see why it would not work for that application.
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Yes! At first I checked in the Manual. After I connect my DVR to the TV, result: nothing on the screen:-( even playback mode. Ok I checked the cable. It was loose. Prepare yourself to adjust the two little bump on the HDMI cable camera side, those should lift up a little bit in order to get solid contact. After everything was seen on BOTH screen (DVR and TV). Good luck!
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yES, USE AN OPTICAL DIGITAL CABLE FROM THE dvr, or from the tv if it has such an output. eITHER ONE WILL PRODUCE THE SAME SOUND, THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT i HAVE.
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It should. I am not a DVR expert but my cable TV DVR has an HDMI out that went to my monitor using the DVI input and it works great. I didn't have to change anything on my DVR and only had to select the DVI input on the monitor settings. As per the other person's answer, there is no audio signal going into the monitor the DVI input only supports video, not digital audio. So if you want your audio from the DVR, you will need to use the audio output with a cable for that as well (RCA, L/R stereo, digital optical, etc.).
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I guess you can. I haven't tried. I would do it where your dvr is first. Attach the two. Them hook up the camera to see if it works. And pic quality. They also sell 300 footers. The shielded cable work way better than the skinny black wires that come w the camera set up. I swapt all my wires out. But I always check before. On my property that's a lot of work to find out the shielded cable didn't work. Or work back to back. I have 16 cameras. And never had any problems. I switch out cameras also as time go on.
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Sorry , it all depends on the DVR system you are using. If you are using only the monitor it will support only the one cam that is pluged in
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Hi, you will need to have a pc which is compatible with the dvr capture card to make it work. Irene
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No this does opposite of what you need it for. This will connect old products such as a VCR to new TV sets with HDMI.
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The Direct TV Connect Kit will work with HD DVR from Direct TV. It will NOT work with the TIVO Direct TV unit, they have a software issue.
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I think it would work,recommend checking specs on your dvr just to make sure.