will this work for Denon x2000 receiver that's in the other room? has a IR in/out port (looks like 3.5 mm) on the back
1576394
If you're trying to control the Denon, you need an IR receiver, not an emitter like this one.An example: Monoprice 5-Feet IR Extender Cable Receiver (108060)Hope that helps.
1576395
It won't work as an IR receiver. Its an emitter that sends signals received via the 3.5 plug and blinks the signal via the stick on. You'll need a xantech or Sewell it kit. The emitter works fine but requires a system to connect to.
1260693
It won't work ... Since the 3.5 is for toslink not aux... What exactly are you trying to do? Maybe I can help you...
936926
Yes the receive will up-convert. Check this out for more information: http://www.laaudiofile.com/denon_avr590.html
935950
According to the manual the AVR-888 can handle 2.1. You can find the manual (PDF) on the Denon website. Any receiver that accepts RCA stereo input - usually color coded as white and red - should be able to handle 2.1 since that's what stereo is. For anything higher than 2.1 you'd need a digital connection (optical or HDMI) or a source that has a separate output for every discrete channel.
1107013
Please google it. I think you might find something on avsforum.com. If I remember, it has been addressed or will be shortly. Not sure if this applies to specific Onkyo models.
114294
It works with my Yamaha receiver. If it uses ir signals for remote control this product should work.
388263
I have a 2" receiver & it works fine with that. I did order some adaptors for my set up, but can't remember for sure if they have a 1&1/4" adaptor, but I think they do. I would suggest you go to their website & see if they have what you need.
1999492
If the receiver has any of the following outputs: RF, component, red/blue/green or HDMI... then you should be just fine.
127404
It should work. I think that the power supply is the standard one for most of the older receivers. Good luck!
624456
I use the 'HDMI' instead of the 'VGA' output. Since that connection is available on the receiver unit, I would have to guess it will probably work, as you require.
1194197
Haven't used this IR port before but in researching this is called RI port and the equipment you are going to control has to have the same RI port in to control that piece of equipment in the other room. Example had a Onkyo CD player and had RI in you could have CD player come on when you turn on receiver. The RI port is a 1/8" mono plug or also called 3.5 mm mono plug. If your trying to control receiver and equipment from another room you're probably better off installing a IR kit but need a 1/8" wire from room to room and a IR kit I've used the cables to go IR kit works good and only about $40-$45 . Good luck hope this helps.
33043
Check to see if your 3.5mm jack is optical out. If so, this will work. Most TVs only have the TOSLINK connector for optical. Otherwise, you'll want to go with that.
1843123
Check the rear of the receiver. If there is an RCA connector marked "sub out" or "lfe out" or similar, it will work just fine. It will probably be yellow in color. I'd be very surprised if there wasn't such a connector on any modern receiver.
441701
I don't think so - it is intended to allow switching the output of various devices to a device input. If by receiver you mean cable or sat, you may not need this device. If you receiver has an HDMI out port - connect that to the HDMI on the TV and run the optical out from the TV to the sound-bar. The HDMI provides a better quality sound connection than optical anyway.
2068945
Yes, I ran it that way with my Denon receiver for an extra pair. It has RCA inputs in the back.
524083
if sound sys has rca out or in....???? PC in or out... must pass through what your are trying to do, but quality won't be high Price is reasonable to try... My denon receiver is good at passing through rca or HDMI. USB may need to be 3.0 or higher...
1406519
The reciever depends on the back channel from the TV. I agree it probably requires an DDCP handshake. It is depending on the TV to decode and send audio etc on the back channel. My "TV" is actually an old school monitor with no back channel so I could never get this to work. I was hoping for a straight through switch from the HDMI so that I could send multiple sources to my TV and pull off the sound. I was not able to do this with my TV