Can I use this with a Comcast HD receiver? Does it have HDMI in (from catv box) & HDMI out to TV?
1244436
No HD input. Only CATV cable in for OTA broadcasts. There is one HD output that goes to TV. The only other TV output is for standard TV RCA video and audio cables. If your TV has multiple HD inputs, you could get a CATV splitter to enable watching HD video from the Comcast box and record HD from the HDR5710.
13200
If your cable box has HDMI output,then it should be no problem.......otherwise you can use the component outputs on the cable box.
2010201
No it doesn't work with Comcast remote. Also I would avoid this soundbar all together, it is a piece of junk! It had problems within the first month of owning it. You should spend a little more and get something decent.
1020163
This TV has ClearQAM. I subscribe to Comcast basic tier and was able to watch basic channels such as ABC/CBS/NBC/PBS in HD without cable box. If you subscribe to prime channels such as CNN or TBS, you need a cable box because they are encrypted. And I think you need HD box to watch HD channels (non basic).
551524
I have it connected to my cable box but am not sure if that's HDMI for sure.
2193085
Can you hook this unit directly to an HDTV using an HDMI cable but with no receiver?
191948
So then, if I connect the cable using the compnent video cables, it should up convert the regular cable channels, correct?Is that a better trade off than using the HDMI as the connection between the cable box and the receiver?
1379514
No. This device has nothing to do with cable TV channels. All it does is convert component video and digital audio to HDMI.
1911718
I think so. The receiver will decode the audio from your cable box via HDMI. The one part I am not sure about is if this receiver will let you pass the HD signal through component video cables to your projection. However, that may not be an issue if you cable box has the component video out which I suspect you are using, you would just the cable from your Cable box to your TV. Cable Box --&gt; Component video --&gt; TV Cable Box --&gt;HDMI (for audio) --&gt; Receiver Also you could try the below diagram, though I have no experience with it. Try the Pioneer website and look through the manual to see if it is possible. Cable box --&gt; HDMI --&gt; Receiver --&gt; component video --&gt; TV
1253675
Yes. Mine goes from cable box HDMI output to digital TV monitor's DVI input. Works perfectly for HD TV.
1178706
It does have an hdmi input so if you have a cable box that has HDMI output then yes you can. It does not have a coaxial connection.
1088878
Dont think it would work with a crossover cable but not sure why you would need it. The cat 5/6 cable run between the receiver and transmitter are transmitting HDMI and ir, so most or all of the pairs are used which would require the cable to be configured in either A or B configuration from the transmitter to the receiver. Unit works well however we did find that some of the newer Comcast HDMI boxes were incompatible with the ir, we had to use an older Comcast HDMI box in order to use the IR repeater. Other than that, it works great.
189777
Yeah you have to have a cable box with a HDMI output in order to connect it to the costar it can not connect to a coax cable lineThe remote works with my Comcast cable box
2010637
Unless Comcast it's offering dsl then no. This is strictly a dsl modem. You would want to search for a cable modem.
2276270
I used it on a Comcast HD receiver but I have not doubt that it will work on a blue ray or audio receiver also.
580574
The does not have a coax input. So, if Comcast uses cable connections (rather than phone line hookups), I don't think this will work. I used it with AT&T DSL, because they provide their signal (in the house) via phone lines and/or ethernet cables. Hope that helps. :)
916922
Not sure of the question, but since it is normally used with live TV, I would do.Comcast ---hdmi---> gtv ----hdmi---> TVIf you want it available for all, you could get a HDMI switcher and do(All HDMI devices)----hdmi---> switcher ---hdmi---> gtv ----hdmi---->. TV