Will this connect a bluray player to my jvc tv that doesn't have an hdmi connection?
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No. This is designed to convert red/green/blue outputs to HDMI. If you have an older non-HD TV that you want to connect your bluray player to, you can use Portta 100HC Mini HDMI to 3RCA Composite AV Converter for TV/PC/PS3/Blue-ray DVD1080P. If your TV is HD, but only has an available red/green/blue connector, you can convert your HDMI out from your bluray to r/g/b with Portta PETHRSP HDMI to 1080P Component Video (YPbPr) Scaler Converter Supporting R/L Audio Output.
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I gave this model to my daughter - but she has an older TV and she put this Blu-ray player in the closet until they buy a new TV with an HDMI connector. Most older CRT TVs do not have HDMI connectors, and if yours does not, then it will not work.
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No. This cable is for DisplayPort, not HDMI. If the DVD player also has a DisplayPort output (not likely) then you could.
274878
Yes, other models have a bluray player, but this one doesn't. It will play DVD movies and music from CD.
87956
The monitor has a standard HDMI input, so it can connect to any BluRay player that has an HDMI output! And most of them do have HDMI outputs.
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I don't know. I just have it to connect a new home theater receiver with HDMI to an older HDTV with only component input.
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Yes. As long as the bluray player has a output resolution supported by the conversion box.
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I assume you mean, what BluRay players have Component Video outputs? You'll have to get a fairly old BluRay player to do that, as BluRay players predominantly use HDMI for output. The Samsung BD-P1000 is one of the original players that does have component video outputs. We have a BD-P1000 and it's OK. It was very reliable (haven't used it in a couple of years), but it is pretty slow (e.g. loading a disc) compared to newer players. We mostly use a Playstation 3 (PS3) to play Blu-Ray in our home theater now. You *MIGHT* be able to use a newer player by running its HDMI output through converters, if you MUST hook it up to an ancient display device with component video but no HDMI inputs. Maybe HDMI-to-VGA plus a VGA-to-component video adapters? But of course you'd degrade the video, and if I recall correctly, the highest resolution you could possibly run over component video is 1080i; I don't think it supports 1080p. And any display without HDMI inputs almost *certainly* can't display 1080p, anyway. Another option -- it may be time to consider a new display device, one that supports 1080p and HDMI inputs.
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Sure, as long as your tv has an hdmi port. The bluray player won't display a 1080p picture, but it'll display at 720p picture instead.
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try this website- drivers.softpedia.com/get/DVD-BluRay-Media-Players -then you might find what you need per your system, hope this helps :) or do a search for your specific blu-ray player.
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Not sure since I did not use it for this reason. I imagine your BluRay player has to have the capability to support an internet connection (i.e. integrated software, interface, etc.)
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Assuming your blu ray player has, in addition to its HDMI port, component jacks as well I would think so.
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Beats me. All I know is that your output must be strictly optical digital or it won't work. Apparently JVC couldn't come up with the technology to differentiate between pcm and dolby sound. I have it hooked to the analog which is at least better then the lousy speakers on the TV.
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If it's a mini-DV player or recorder it should work. My mini-DV deck was made by JVC and it work fine there.
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Dear Reb, It depend if your BluRay player have a composite RCA for AV output, then it will work. HDMI can only provide HD AV, NOT analog AV, therefor the 3.5mm plug can only provide analog audio. but an additional 3.5mm to 2xRCA Y-cable required on your Sony TV end. If your BluRay only have HDMI port, than this cable wouldn't work for your applications. Please see link for BluRay back panel details. We hope this have answer your question. http://www.amazon.com/Sony-BDPBX39-Blu-ray-Player-Wi-Fi/dp/B0091VAHIO/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1404257822&sr=8-18&keywords=sony+bluray+player
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depend on what interface you have. If you have Hdmi on your blu-ray player, I am sure that It works well. Or you need to compare what interface they have for both devices. Good luck
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Sorry for such a late response but this JBL sound bar has no HDMI connection. Only optical and the optical input is what failed. Don't buy this.