will this system work with older tvs?
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Yes it should work with any TV that has an HDMI port, however... I didn't think it worked that well, and I generally like Netgear stuff and thought these guys know wireless it should be a no-brainer, but... meh. I recently bought (from Amazon) a Blue Ray DVD player (Samsung BD-F5900 3D Wi-Fi) for $98, because I wanted to upgrade my DVD. I didn't even realize it had Wi-Fi (so why are you taking advice from me?). Wi-Fi in this unit works very well and there is one less remote. Also this unit (and not the Netgear device) can be controlled via a Logitech universal programmable remote, which is in itself a wonderful device (when you turn it on you can hear angels sing). Yes it should work with any TV that has an HDMI port, however... I didn't think it worked that well, and I generally like Netgear stuff and thought these guys know wireless it should be a no-brainer, but... meh. I recently bought (from Amazon) a Blue Ray DVD player (Samsung BD-F5900 3D Wi-Fi) for $98, because I wanted to upgrade my DVD. I didn't even realize it had Wi-Fi (so why are you taking advice from me?). Wi-Fi in this unit works very well and there is one less remote. Also this unit (and not the Netgear device) can be controlled via a Logitech universal programmable remote, which is... » Read More Yes it should work with any TV that has an HDMI port, however... I didn't think it worked that well, and I generally like Netgear stuff and thought these guys know wireless it should be a no-brainer, but... meh. I recently bought (from Amazon) a Blue Ray DVD player (Samsung BD-F5900 3D Wi-Fi) for $98, because I wanted to upgrade my DVD. I didn't even realize it had Wi-Fi (so why are you taking advice from me?). Wi-Fi in this unit works very well and there is one less remote. Also this unit (and not the Netgear device) can be controlled via a Logitech universal programmable remote, which is in itself a wonderful device (when you turn it on you can hear angels sing). « Show Less
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sorry, this new gadgets are designed to work with newer TVs,BD players,Lap Tops and of course high speed internet.All these gadgets when connected wired or wirelessly pulls in programs over your provider and displays on HDTV
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I know it works on the X1 Platform. That's the system l have. I don't think it works with the regular HDTV System.
2006577
It should be compatible with any modern system. Unless your Samsung is very old, it'll work fine.
1954471
yes it will. just hook audio out from tv to audio in to eq. must be flat screen tv older ones wont work
1581081
Sure if it has the required inputs, any tv 5 years old or newer should be fine.
506500
Yes. It should work with pretty much any tv. It's a nice sturdy unit. Be sure to mount it into a stud though.
1788090
Interesting question...The first thing that needs to be considered is the amplitude of the "Fixed" volume of your TV set. Next, you will have to contact the manufacturer of this device to acquire the specs on the amplitude input limits. Otherwise, if both specs align then it should work.
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No. Most older TV's have a standard AV input (red, white and sometimes yellow), so this DVI to HDMI converter will not work. You are looking for an HDMI to AVI connector. Also, look out for converters that are AVI to HDMI... not necessarily the same thing. You are looking for something like this http://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Composite-S-Video-Converter-DA-HDRC/dp/B009TC9T7K/ref=pd_sxp_grid_pt_1_1
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It should work fine. It comes with cables to connect as long as your tv has an audio output. If it has a headphone jack you can use that and control the volume with the tv remote so you don't need an extra remote.
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I found this minting system to be the most flexible system I have ever used. I gave it all to my son, so I can't check if it would list your particular tv.My tv was a Toshiba 37", your tv is 42, but it all depends on the pattern bolt system you'll need to use. I'd be really surprised if it did not work.
295883
I agree. All the new receivers require HDMI connections. If your TV does not have an HDMI connection for TV input then it will not work. The older TV's had the component cables (Red, Blue and Green).
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Hi Klondyke do have analog video/audio out (3 colored plugs) in which it will work properly on you older TV. -Ely
1906981
technically speaking yes it should definitely work. but it sounds like you should be getting a new tv instead haha
753690
If your tv is older than 10 years the answer is yes. However if you are on Satelite you can do it all thru receiver, and Satelite box
2114603
It should work fine with the old receiver. I would not guarantee that it would, though.
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I think it will. I looked up the different models of TVs and it appears it will work.
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I really don't know as I use it with my LG TV. You may want to check with LG to see if it will work for an older TV. They do have a web site and I think it may have a phone number that you can call.