I bought a Bose that would not play the sound from my Blu-ray player. Will this work with blu-ray players?
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Something was wrong. I have been using mine flawlessly on my sony player. I started with the red and white audio outputs and then changed to the toslink optical cable. Remember that you are adding another volume control, and you need to enable the appropriate outputs.
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yes, it takes rca,or digital inputs and one fibre optic it sounds amazing once you hear klipsch you'll junk that made in mexico bose system btw i have bose but its now out by the pool
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I have the sound coming form the TV so it works fine with any kind of media channeled through the TV input. Sound is fantastic, hope that helps
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Klipsch Icon SB1 2.1 has only Optional audio-in connection, so as long as your Blu-ray player has audio optical out, then you can connect that to Klipsch Icon SB1 2.1.
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Depends on the output of your TV, but the Bose unit accepts the 3.5mm stereo cable as input. If your TV has an RCA out, then it should work. http://products.bose.com/pdf/customer_service/owners/og_sounddock10.pdf
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I play mine on a sony Blu-ray/DVD player. It plays both DVDs and Blu-ray discs and have had no problems.
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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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Sorry, i am not using it with Bose but i dont see à reason why it would not pair with it.
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While I have never tried to use it with Blu Ray Player, it does have an HDMI cable port. If your Blu Ray Player uses an HDMI cable, it may well work. I cannot positively say that is the case though.
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Yes, it does. In fact, all blu-ray players are backward compatible so it can play your regular DVDs and even upscale them which improves the quality over standard dvd players. Blu-ray players also play many kind of formats such as music CDs, mp3 CDs, jpg. CDs and several more. Streaming ability of services like Netflix, Hulu, Pandora, etc. is actually why most people buy such systems. In other words, you get much more than just blu-ray capability...
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Dear Zachary,I just tested this on the projector I have for sale. I hooked plugged in the HDMI cable and I hooked up the audio to Bose speakers through the audio out port. The video was on screen and the sound came out of my speakers. It works great! I still have my speaker available and I hope you consider me as a seller when buying on Amazon! Thanks!- Jake Zerner
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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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You need to have inputs for the jacks to go in. Not sure if the Bose has that. I hooked mine up to a stereo receiver and it worked really well. Hope you can get yours to work as Bose speakers are the best!
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the Bose wave radio we have does NOT have a CD player so this remote did not work for us, so it might work for yours. The only way to be sure is to call Bose customer service, they will help you with that information.
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It does not appear that any of the Bose Wave systems have an optical in. The AUX in appears to be analog only expecting a 3.5mm mini, not an optical (light) input. If you are trying to play audio from cable/sat, dvd/bluray, etc on the Wave system I'd look at audio outs on the cable/sat box or media player (dvd/blueray/streaming) to see what analog sources they have that could connect to the AUX on the Bose. Most of the time unless your cable is connected directly to the TV you don't want to take audio from the TV to an external source, but instead send the source audio to something other than the TV. Hope that helps. It does not appear that any of the Bose Wave systems have an optical in. The AUX in appears to be analog only expecting a 3.5mm mini, not an optical (light) input. If you are trying to play audio from cable/sat, dvd/bluray, etc on the Wave system I'd look at audio outs on the cable/sat box or media player (dvd/blueray/streaming) to see what analog sources they have that could connect to the AUX on the Bose. Most of the time unless your cable is connected directly to the TV you don't want to take audio from the TV to an external source, but instead send the source audio to something other... » Read More It does not appear that any of the Bose Wave systems have an optical in. The AUX in appears to be analog only expecting a 3.5mm mini, not an optical (light) input. If you are trying to play audio from cable/sat, dvd/bluray, etc on the Wave system I'd look at audio outs on the cable/sat box or media player (dvd/blueray/streaming) to see what analog sources they have that could connect to the AUX on the Bose. Most of the time unless your cable is connected directly to the TV you don't want to take audio from the TV to an external source, but instead send the source audio to something other than the TV. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I had to return it because it did not work with the blu ray player I bought it for. It was a gift so I do not know what model of blu ray it was. I hope this helps.
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I am not sure if your bose speaker is compatible with it - search the web for an answer. If it is, you should observe the blue and red light blinking right after you plug it in and then it should be available/discoverable for pairing.
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I have used this item with success on a Bose Soundlink. Bluetooth worked very well.
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Sorry, can't help. I put new batteries in mine and it worked with the blu ray player perfectly.
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As far as sound is concerned, I don't have any problems with playing audio from blu-ray movies through this sound device. So long as you have a Blu-ray player with the appropriate software to play the movie in the first place, you shouldn't have an issue with the audio playing through this card.