Can this device be used to get 1080 to a tv in the bedroom, I'm trying not to rent another cable box?
1150678
Yes, but the programming will be the same in both locations... i.e. you can't watch one source (eg. tv channel) in the bedroom and another where the transmitter is.
1150679
Read the description. The second bullet point answers your question. Supports 3D too.
1150680
Yes, it supports 1080. I use it with dish network , keeping the receiver in my rv parked next to house / viewing 1080 in bedroom. Range is a little limited but once you find a location it works in, it works well - clear and stable. I do find the ir remote sender does not work for must remotes - I use a seperate ir sender.
1150681
Yes, I have not tired it personally but I see no reason it would not, have stremed in 1080p from my computer to my TV.
1180844
Only if your TV has the appropriate RCA connections. The video will NOT be in 1080 because the old RCA style video connection does not support it.
726832
Yes, you can watch Cable, dish, etc on it through component, HDMI, SVGA, or standard Video. I highly recommend HD channels to fully utilize the 1080 resolution though.
126740
Not an HD device. It will substitute for a second box and will bring in all the channels, but it will not be an HD picture on your second TV.
1478586
The box will not convert signals that have HDMI copy protection present such as bluray disc players etc. It is only for converting non-HDCP signals such as computer graphics equipment, etc.
2006762
Nope. This isn't for a cable service. Use it with an antenna to recieve over the air digital broadcasts which would eliminate the cable service.
855830
. . . you might want to try this device: http://www.allaboutadapters.com/cocatvtodvih.html your question had me wondering - anyway, it looks like it would work for your application.
1483129
If your cable box has RCA plugs out available and your tv on the wall has RCA plugs in it will work. You still have to have wires running to the TV from the Receiver of the Nyrius but it is a good solution if your wiring for the cable is not near where your TV is mounted. Signal will not be HD.
2082635
You could use this device, however keep a couple things in mind. This does not have HD in case you need or want that. Also it needs a cable box in order to send a signal to your TV, you could not hook a cable going from the wall to it and transmit to TV. So you may have to "share" it with another tv if you don't have another cable box. We use ours so we can watch tv outside in our spa and its great for that!
1479725
I use it to interface with my HD 1080i LG television and the Time Warner Cable box. So I don't know about your question.
2185801
No, this unit only works on existing cable services. It basically would replace the set top box that the cable company would rent you.
1207078
This extender is a way to transmit a video signal via ethernet cables. So if the source, cable box, satellite box, blu ray etc...., has a HDMI connection it should work. You would connect from the source and go out to another tv somewhere. I hope that makes sense.
1483127
yes. I use it to send a signal from my cable box to my daughter's tv in the next apartment.
2059315
Short answer is "yes". This device neither inputs nor outputs digital -- you'll need an analog output (rca stereo and video) from your cable box to input to it, and it has an analog output for your TV.
2011229
It depends on if your TV is HD ready. If not, you will not receive the HD signal without the converter box.
821706
Yes, but the device doesn't do any scaling. So your HDMI device must be pushing a 1080i signal.
398484
No the device will not provide HDCP so any output applicaiton that requires it is not going to work. I HAVE used this on an Apple TV but I have not tried watching rentals with it, I only used it for the slideshow use, and it didnt adapt to the geometry of my screen very well and so I moved on pretty quickly.