I wish to connect and my fire tv to my tv. Do I need more outputs or inputs?
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if your TV has one HDMI hook up this product lets you hook up multiple tv off your fire tv.
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Not sure I understand the question. This equipment is primarily for splitting one HDMI input source into up to 4 output devices. So, if you have one source equipment (e.g. computer, DVD player, Blu-Ray player, game console etc.) with, at least, one HDMI port, you can use the splitter to distribute to 4 different output devices e.g. you can operate one DVD player and watch on 4 different TVs simultaneously. Both your input device and the output devices should have HDMI ports or HDMI compatibility. If either of your input or output devices does not have HDMI ports, you would need to be sure there are converter cables that will work with them. For instance, I use a DVI-to-HDMI cable from my computer to the splitter because my computer does not have HDMI ports.
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Yes you can use the Fire TV with this TV. Native panel resolution is 1920x1080 which is supported via HDMI connection.
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No, this device is to get video out of the computer into a tv; not the other way around. What you need is a video capture device (probably connected through the usb port, since i haven't seen any with firewire), do a quick search in amazon and you should find a few options.
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I'm not entirely sure what you are asking. If you're wondering if you can connect an Amazon Fire TV to this which will then connect to your old TV: no. This device is for recording video onto your computer. Say you have some old VHS tapes that you want to turn into video files on your PC, this is the device you would buy. If you are trying to connect your Amazon Fire TV to your old TV (one that doesn't have HDMI), you need something like this: http://www.amazon.com/100HC-Composite-Converter-Blue-ray-DVD1080P/dp/B009CL8NH0/
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Yes.Your HDMI output goes to the Integrated Amplifier( You should have one ).
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Alicia, if your TV is HD, a better solution is to use a HDMI to COMPONENT converter. If your TV is an analog HDTV, it will have an input for this:http://www.amazon.com/Fosmon-Component-video-Output-Converter/dp/B005WZMSVM/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1383307418&sr;=1-2&keywords;=hdmi+to+componentYou get full HD, but don't need the digital HDMI input for your analog HDTV.
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The connection ends are right for what you need to hook it to tv. Before I actually used it though I bought the fire tv stick and that eliminated the need for any wired connection to the tv. And it works well
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I used a Harmony universal remote to hook everything together and it works great with my sound bar, LG SmartTV, DVD/VCR player and Amazon Prime Player, so I have just have the Harmony and Amazon Fire TV remotes and threw in a drawer eveything else.
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Without more on your exact set up its hard to give a good answer. You will need to have a connecting cable if the correct type for each external component you connect to your tv. HDMI is the preferred connection as it conveys audio and video in a single cable. Use hdmi cables supporting at least hdmi 1.3 protocol to support the functions of this tv.
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You should be ok if your tv has an analog output. Otherwise you can use the hdmi passthru like we do. If you have more than one device to connect u will need a hdmi switch if you go this route.
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Using it on a second TV will require a third device. I use AppleTV and stream it through my iPad.
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The output on this device is HDMI, so if your TV is so old it doesn't have an HDMI input, you'll need a different device than this one. That's kind of the point of this particular device: to let old devices (games/etc.) connect to new TVs. Not the other way around (new device, old TV).
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Yes, just run it to your receiver and use the receiver to TV's to connection to your TV's.
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Yes you have 2 options. If your TV got a audio output then use that to connect this speakers. If your TV don't have audio output then you need use their AV option (You cannot HDMI)
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No, this is the oposite. One input to have two tv's connected. You need two inputs one output.
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If you have a mini HDMI port that outputs the signal, it should work same as if you linked a monitor/TV to a laptop. I'm not sure if the Fire outputs, but assume it does. Most smart phones do. Good luck. The cable I purchased went from Mini to regular HDMI connection. My camera outputs Mini and my monitor is regular.If it doesn't work, right off the bat, make sure you have the correct settings on your Fire and whatever you'll be broadcasting to. There may even be an app for this.
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I connected my unit to my TV's HDMI port. My TV doesn't have an I-port. I didn't use any additional cables