Does this have a shared component/composite connection, or can you connect both a component and composite device at the same time?
1443678
Hi Michael, you can only use one type of input/output connnection at a time. -Vincent
1443679
According to the manual I have seen, this TV has one Composite plus one shared Composite/Component, so you could either have one Component device and one Composite device or two Composite devices connected. Is that not true? (I am looking at purchasing this TV myself)
915154
That is the way it also worked for me, which is not the intended way. When two inputs are connected one will work and one will not - which defeats the purpose of the device.
937705
Add to my previous response that component your need is referred to as a "dongle".
284930
I have the unit and it works great but I have not tried to use both at the same time. My guess would be yes? Good luck.
511127
You can use the yellow cables, just put the yellow plug in the green port. However, you will not be able to use any component (green/blue/red) devices if you're using the yellow cables. It will work with all component devices OR all composite devices, but not both at the same time.
2110662
Hi, just purchased Sony STRDH-720 and would like to connect my wii using component cables. The problem is no image is being displayed when i connect the cables in.Could someone point me in the right direction as to which imputs to connect the composite leads into and also the audio leads? Thank youAlistair.
596170
I don't think than you can set this with a lot of components at the same time. Thanks for the question
1029306
You'll have to disconnect one device and connect the other. This unit can only connect with one device at a time.
1099703
Essentially. The component is like an audio processing card, yet is external rather than internal, with a u s b connection, however I have not yet received my component
838038
There's only one composite input on the back, and it claims to do component video, too. You should be fine.
295864
My understanding was both adapters were meant to run on one network for device/adapter redundancy, not network redundancy.
1823372
I'm not sure if you could hook up two of the systems simultaneously to one device if that's what you mean.
1405694
LAN cable (connects unit to computer), remote control and audio cable (connects unit to stereo component)
2212445
You can use them both at the same time. However the quality of this unit was so poor that it was unauseable and I returned it.
1990939
Yes, but in my testing, you can't mix component on one signal and composite on another signal. You have to choose either one for all signals for it to work.
420695
Yes, it does support both component and composite connections, but requires further explanation. I feed the Bose DVD component output through the switch with perfect resolution, a very old VCR connected via composite cables with decent color and poor resolution - reasonable since the VCR is low resolution and the 60" TV is 1080, and two Cband receivers via composite which have not been tested because of an LNB problem. So, yes it works, but performance rests on the quality of the input. The TV can be switched to a lower resolution, but I have not tried that since I am satisfied with it as is. Yes, it does support both component and composite connections, but requires further explanation. I feed the Bose DVD component output through the switch with perfect resolution, a very old VCR connected via composite cables with decent color and poor resolution - reasonable since the VCR is low resolution and the 60" TV is 1080, and two Cband receivers via composite which have not been tested because of an LNB problem. So, yes it works, but performance rests on the quality of the input. The TV can be switched to a lower resolution, but I have not tried that since I am satisfied with it... » Read More Yes, it does support both component and composite connections, but requires further explanation. I feed the Bose DVD component output through the switch with perfect resolution, a very old VCR connected via composite cables with decent color and poor resolution - reasonable since the VCR is low resolution and the 60" TV is 1080, and two Cband receivers via composite which have not been tested because of an LNB problem. So, yes it works, but performance rests on the quality of the input. The TV can be switched to a lower resolution, but I have not tried that since I am satisfied with it as is. « Show Less
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Yes, you can connect two of them, it should not matter but I would not run both at the same time.