Is the Azio USB Micro Bluetooth Adapter compatible with a SONY STR-DH740 7.2 Channel 4K AV Receiver?
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Looking at the specifications of this AV Receiver it does not have an internal Bluetooth Receiver to receive transmitted APTX Bluetooth signals. An Arcam Rblink Bluetooth Receiver will definitely work with the Azio Adapter as I am using the two together to wirelessly stream music files/internet radio to my stereo.
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No this Bluetooth adapter will not work with this receiver. This adapter is plugged into a PC or Laptop. Then after loading the drivers, a Bluetooth device will connect to the laptop or PC
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No. From looking at the STR-DG920 documentation (downloaded from the support section of www.sonystyle.com), the receiver upconverts everything to HDMI and also upconverts composite video sources to component, but HDMI sources are *not* downconverted to component or composite. (I've yet to see any A/V receivers that downconvert from HDMI to component.)
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Not that I know of. Works great for BT audio from devices. Get yourself a pair of SONY wireless headphones, their about $100 they go into left and right audio and have a wireless transmitter/charge cradle. The price point and performance of this receiver is a hidden gem in the market. You will love this receiver.
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It works with my receiver which is a sony. It's not wireless but fits nicely in my cabinet.
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I use the Nolan Tx3.5 mm Generic Bluetooth Wireless Transmitter with my Sony Walkman and it works fine. I'm not sure about your exact situation.
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Hi Richard, Yes. Pls see this link for detailed instructions (page 43): https://docs.sony.com/release/STRDA1800ES_EN_FR.pdf -Anthony
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That I don't know. I don't believe so. You can find the manual online if you google it. It should be in there. Let me say though that I have had and continue to have major problems with mine. I have to reset it constantly because I lose audio for some reason. Then I have to go through the setup process all over. Also have problems with the hdmi connections. Wouldn't recommend this receiver to anyone.
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I guess it depends on your setup. I use one of these for the small receiver and ahttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CKRWL8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 for the larger receiver. Good luck
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You have to have the special connection in the back of the receiver. I have an Onkyo TX-SR507 with the upc, if your receiver does not have this forget it, the UP-A1 is worthless to you.
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I have the VIP-722 receiver and it works great. It should work fine with your receiver as well.
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I assume you are looking to run the audio out from TV to an audio receiver or similar. The Audio Return Channel (ARC) running through the HDMI connector labeled for ARC appears to only support stereo (2 channel) audio. The original source should be irrelevant. I have a Sony 7.1 channel audio receiver hooked up and attempted to run all my sources (Verizon FIOS box, PS3, etc) directly into the TV and then have it forward the audio to the receiver via ARC in order to avoid having to use the HDMI video switching in the receiver. However I found that it took my 7.1 sources and only passed through 2 channels (L/R)!!! It's not clear whether the TV internals or the connection is limiting this, but if you dig into specs you'll see that the quality of audio that you'll get via ARC is dependent on what the device is built to send through and TVs often only support 2ch as their own built-in speakers are limited to this. With this TV however, you do have the option of using the optical audio out connector from the TV to receiver which does support 5.1. It does NOT support 7.1. Since I refuse to have two useless speakers I had to wire all sources back through the A/V receiver first and then a single HDMI out to the TV so the TV is not in the audio path at all. The drawback is less clean input source changing but I can live with that. The only exception is when the TV itself is the audio source for example when using the Apps like Skype, Amazon VoD, HBO Go, etc. For those I used the optical audio out from TV mentioned above which results in a good 5.1 to my audio system (I doubt the apps or their content really support 7.1 anyway). Sorry for the lengthy explanation, but as I learned there are a lot of details to this. If you only care about 5.1 and not 7.1, then I suggest you use the optical audio instead of ARC and then it should work fine at the very least for any HDMI input to the TV (I haven't tried any others).
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No, you will need to install the drivers. The link to the drivers can be found at: http://www.satechi.net/index.php/computer-accessories/network-adapters/satechi-bluetooth-4-0-usb. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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Here's the one I got for it. Works great and sounds amazing. Onkyo TX-SR604 7.1 Channel A/V Receiver (Black) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) by Onkyo http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HD7FGM/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_qGeztb0N5VY8Y
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Hi S., the available connections on the Sony Stereo Receiver are HDMI in and out, Optical in, Coaxial in, Audio In and out, Component Video in, Composite Video in, and USB. Check with your Bose speakers if it supports any of those connections. -Vincent
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I've used the Sony STRDH-130. It's just a 2 channel receiver but it works great with the acoustimass set up
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Went to Sonystyle website. The mike uses Sony's proprietary Active Interface Shoe(16pin) -Receiver.
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No official driver from the manufacturer. http://www.isharkk.com/sharkk-bluetooth-4.0-usb-adapter, however you can try updating via broadcom http://www.broadcom.com/support/bluetooth/update.php