on the box of this antenna , it says pair with your roku, apple tv, Gaming console or other streaming-capable devices. how to do that.
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I plugged it into one of the HDMI inputs of my TV. I select that input for my tv and then have the tv tune in the stations. See the TV manual for instructions--but it's pretty obvious. I have chromecast plugged into another HDMI input.
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I am not sure just what a Roku is, but is its probably a digtial system using HDMI outputs, this unit handles Analog only, so I don't think it is going to work
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It requires a specific type of port on your tv. Not an hdmi port!. I have an insignia tv, the box recommended this streaming stick specifically. I use the tv remote with, works great- I love it! But if you are not sure if you tv has this port- I would go with the roku box.
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I'm technically challenged, so I hope my response makes sense. I used the HDMI cable to hook up my TV and Roku. I then followed the instructions I received with the Roku to sync up with my WiFi. The instructions were easy, and there were no additional cables required. Hope this helps :)
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Yes, that's the general idea. You plug the OUTPUT from the adapter into the INPUT of your speakers. Pull out the adapter from the socket and put it back in to enter pairing mode, pair with your device and you're all set! Note that the adapter also has a USB plug so you can charge your device while you're streaming. I have one of these connected to a nice table radio and I use it to stream from my phone and my daughter uses it to stream from her laptop. Recommended!
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This adapter only connects your TV, or whatever you have connected to it, to your network. This is not a streaming device like a roku or apple tv. If your TV has streaming software on it, then yes.
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Hi Marisa, I do it all the time. I connect my iPhone 4, roku, cable box through hdmi. One question for you. Are you using the apple hdmi connector? You need to attatch your iPhone to the connector and then connect the adaptor to the hdmi input on your projector. It should read the adaptor. Make sure you have the tv out option on your phone engaged. Good luck!
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Yes, it can connect with Roku's. Use this compatible link for Harmony remotes, which it will show products that are compatible and then how to set it up. Also on the page, it will show you how to "teach" the remote to "learn" how to work for products not on their compatible list. Compatibility link for remote http://bit.ly/12ElIz2
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This of it like this, this is an item that lets you plug in basically anything that has a HDMI or a VGA input. So if you want to connect your Xbox, Wii, PS3, and cable box it will let you. What this does is it lets you stream what your plugged into it, watch it, and record it at the same time, if that's something you want.
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You could use it with a cable tuner box, direct TV, slingbox or similar and just connect it with a HDMI cable.
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It should work automatically with any roku. It does not have to be synced. Does not work with the roku streaming stick.
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We haven't actually be able to use it, as shortly after buying it, we bought a smart TV with 4 HDMI switches, enough for all we needed, since it eliminated the need to the Roku to be hooked up anymore. Sorry I can't be more helpful. I'm pretty certain my husband has the antenna hooked to something different, not HDMI.
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First, it is not compatible with Roku 3. We wasted a fair bit of time trying... :)Simply unplug your Roku and then plug it back in. First it shows the Roku screen saver, then the Hello screen, then a pairing cartoon showing the 3 steps. At this point, your Roku is receptive to pairing. Remove the battery cover from your remote and press the purple button for at least 3 seconds. The green lights will flash and it should pair in a few seconds. If it just continues to flash, check again: is that a Roku 3? It will never pair with this remote... Hope this helps.
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I did not try it with an Apple TV, but it did not work with a Roku 3. So I would think it would not work with an Apple TV because it does not work with HDCP.
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If your TV has RCA audio and video inputs (red, white and yellow), yes. But if your TV only has a coax input, Roku won't work.
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If you have ever had a cable or satellite company connect their wire/cable/coaxial to your device to provide you with viewing content, your device has a digital tuner and all you need to do is connect the antenna the same way the commercial companies connected to your television. If you have only used "rabbit ears" antenna you will need a converter box.
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Yes is should work out fine.... I had my Roku hooked up to HDMI 1 then I had my xbox hooked up on HDMI 2 ( also used as my DVD player ) and then just had the normal antenna hooked up for free TV over the air via coax and I run everything from my optical out to the soundbar, so no matter what input your on the optical should play all... Hope this helps.