I want to connect my blu-ray player and my Roku 3 to my tv, but the tv only has one hdmi port. Is this device what I need to connect both?
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No you will need a hdmi splitter, This product is used to show the same programs on 2 seperate tv's like you see in a department store.
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No, you will not want a splitter but switch. It might be worth getting a switch with a remote also so you can switch between the blu-ray and roku without getting up to physically switch the input on the device. Something like PORTTA PET0301S 3x1 Port HDMI Switch/Switcher 1080P Supports 3D with IR Wireless Remote Ultra High...
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No, you will not want a splitter but switch. It might be worth getting a switch with a remote also so you can switch between the blu-ray and roku without getting up to physically switch the input on the device. Something like http://www.amazon.com/Portta-PET0301S-HDMI-Switcher-Support/dp/B00B46XUQU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1388753107&sr=8-1&keywords=hdmi+switch
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No this won't work. I have purchased a jtek digital bidirectional......from Amazon for $20 that works very well for what you want to do
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Sorry about previous answer. It's a J-Tech digital bi-directional switch, I spelled it jtek in previous answer
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Your player should have a mhl port on the front for you to insert the Roku, I believe. The port on the rear is the USB port only. Hope it'll help.
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I tried this with Roku 3 to connect to a VGA projector. It keeps getting interrupted with digital rights management warnings.:(
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Hi Tim., first I must say that I have enjoyed my media bridge, one of the best products of this sort on the market, as far as your question I have a Roku also and as long as you have hdmi connections on both devices it will work just fine. Sincerely Arthur McBride
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I have a roku and I hooked it up to one of the HDMI's i believe it's simular to your apple. Hook your hdmi from your projecter to one of the other hdmi's.
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are you talking about using your wifi for your blu-ray and your tv.i don't see why not.i run 2 roku and a computer off of my wifi.the tv channel wifi and the blu-ray should come through on different channels.
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The 2 HDMI on mine is one input which I use for Blu Ray and it can also be used for any other hdmi input. The second one is output so you can stream whatever the monitor sees to another hdmi device, such as a 50 + inch TV, HD downloads or netflix.
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Yes, it is. The second HDMI port which is label on blue, allow you to connect the Roku. It is also a MHL ready, Mobile High-Definition Link that allow you to connect your Smartphone or tablet in order to watch High-Definition videos up to 1080i.
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You can't use them at the same time, this is a switcher that will switch 2 devices automatically, It works quite well The other user must have a defective unit mine works great. I use it to switch between an always on device Roku, and my Oppo Blu-Ray player on a single HDMI jack, I have plenty of jacks but use this so that it will auto switch. I would say if that is what you need to do this should work.
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HDMI.2 from blu-ray to what device, TV, home theater/receiver? If it isn't a bad cable, bad connection or bad blu-ray then you might want to be sure you have selected HDMI-1, HDMI-2 or HDMI-3 on the TV or receiver input.
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No this is an auto switching device it can switch between 2 inputs. It can also be switched manually, but it is not a splitter that will allow 2 inputs to be used at the same time. Example: I use this to switch between an always on device the Roku and a Blu-Ray player, for this it works great and will auto switch from my Roku to my Blu-Ray when the player is turned on. I hope this helps you out, In my opinion it sounds like your are looking for a splitter device not and HDMI switch.
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No, nsa, as Don A. says, this box takes the HDMI output from one device -- like your blu ray player, and splits it to send the signal to two TVs, not the other way around (choosing between two signal sources to feed one TV). When dealing with a HDMI signal, it does not matter the source (blu ray, DVD, game console, etc.); HDMI is a common type of communication between AV devices. What you are looking for will be called an HDMI switcher or switch box; most likely you will have to do something (push a button on the box, or on a remote) to select which signal gets fed to your TV.
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Yes is should work out fine.... I had my Roku hooked up to HDMI 1 then I had my xbox hooked up on HDMI 2 ( also used as my DVD player ) and then just had the normal antenna hooked up for free TV over the air via coax and I run everything from my optical out to the soundbar, so no matter what input your on the optical should play all... Hope this helps.
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Mark, I am considering buying a Sony KDL-40EX700 TV and a BDV-E770W or BDV-570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment sytem. I went to the Sony web site and contacted David P. on their chat link and asked the HDMI hook up question.His reply is as follows: "I'd be happy to assist you with that. There is one HDMI connection on those systems that connects to your Television. Once you have connected that, you would then plug any other devices that you have (Cable Box, Game Systems etc) to your TV via HDMI and it will send the sound to the surround sound system." Sounds like it should work but have yet to try it. Good luck. Mark, I am considering buying a Sony KDL-40EX700 TV and a BDV-E770W or BDV-570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment sytem. I went to the Sony web site and contacted David P. on their chat link and asked the HDMI hook up question.His reply is as follows: "I'd be happy to assist you with that. There is one HDMI connection on those systems that connects to your Television. Once you have connected that, you would then plug any other devices that you have (Cable Box, Game Systems etc) to your TV via HDMI and it will send the sound to the surround sound system." Sounds... » Read More Mark, I am considering buying a Sony KDL-40EX700 TV and a BDV-E770W or BDV-570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment sytem. I went to the Sony web site and contacted David P. on their chat link and asked the HDMI hook up question.His reply is as follows: "I'd be happy to assist you with that. There is one HDMI connection on those systems that connects to your Television. Once you have connected that, you would then plug any other devices that you have (Cable Box, Game Systems etc) to your TV via HDMI and it will send the sound to the surround sound system." Sounds like it should work but have yet to try it. Good luck. « Show Less
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No this is an auto switching device it can switch between 2 inputs. It can also be switched manually, but it is not a splitter that will allow 2 inputs to be used at the same time.Example: I use this to switch between an always on device the Roku and a Blu-Ray player, for this it works great and will auto switch from my Roku to my Blu-Ray when the player is turned on.I hope this helps you out, In my opinion it sounds like your are looking for a splitter device not and HDMI switch.
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You should not need this device. Just run an HDMI cable from roku to TV. HDMI carries both video and audio.
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I'm not sure - I only tested the Roku scenario. I can tell you that the 'box' has rca output [only] jacks the the HDMI is input [only]. In other words your source has to be feeding you something from hdmi and your destination has to be able to receive rca inputs. So, for me I have the new Roku that had only an HDMI on the back of the Roku. But my old tv only had rca input jacks in the back. This special box allowed me to bridge that gap. Hope this info helped. Kevin