Where do I plug the HDMI that's connected to the transmitter? The AV receiver or the Blu Ray Player? Thanks!
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You'll plug it into the HDMI Out on the device you want to transmit to the TV/monitor. In other words, if your bluray is plugged into your receiver then the HDMI out is from the receiver. If it's not go direct from the bluray. You'll lose the other items that use you AVA receiver though so if you have a ppv option on you cable or satelite box you lose this option. Got it?
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Receiver most likely. If you have your blu ray, xbox, playstation, and cable box plugged into the receiver, use the receiver. If it is just for a blu ray player use that.
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Helen Allan,For the TV, assuming it has a digital optical audio output, you'd connect your audio bar to your TV with the digital optical cable (sold separately). For the Blu-Ray player, if it's connected to the TV, it should send the audio out directly to your audio bar through the TV. Some Blu-Ray players only have HDMI output, however, so if that's the case, the HDMI output on the Blu-Ray could go to the HDMI INPUT on the audio bar, and you could connect another HDMI from the Audio Bar's output to the TV's input. --Mr. S
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Suggestions....Does the problem migrate to a different HDMI port if you move the cable on the back of the AV Receiver? I also note that at times, the HDMI switching function command doesn't always work if I use a universal remote (eg Logitech, but it does if I use the factory Yamaha remote. Last but not least, I would also change out the cable. I have my Monitor on HDMI 1, DVR on 2, Chromecast on 3, DVD on 4. You should always put the monitor on HDMI 1.
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I am also using HDMI but you can also. Use ROC jacks for sound from your DVD or blue ray to put sound straight to your surround sound system and then turn off the sound on the progecter
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Make sure your tv is on the external speaker setting, but if blu ray is ran through the receiver the tv shouldn't have to be on......
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The best option would be to hook it up via an HDMI connection. If you don't have an HDMI cable, you get one pretty cheaply on Amazon, such as this one: http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-High-Speed-HDMI-Cable-Meters/dp/B003L1ZYYM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1373140097&sr=8-1&keywords=hdmi+cable If your disc player doesn't have HDMI, then the next best option would be to use component cables. It's a cable that has 5 smaller cables coming off the main cable that are different colors. The colors match up to the component plugs on the TV itself.
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I guess if you dont have a DLNA TV you can use the blu-ray player as receiver (connected to the tv).That would be why I would be looking for a DLNA enabled blu-ray player
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Hi Dan D. Thanks for the question. Seeing as this is a Bluetooth device, that is the only way to connect to it. Smart or wifi is not what is needed. A Bluetooth transmitter is what you will need to connect to the TV to get the performance you desire. It is a small device that is easy to connect to the speakers. It sends the signal wirelessly to the speakers. Hope this helps. Contact AV-Express with more questions.
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I just plugged my amazon fire into the DVD port of the receiver. It works fine that way. I still have the BVD port available for the Blue Ray player.
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Hello Sam, Once you connect the Television, you will be on your way. I have the Blu-Ray connected to HDMI-1, and the cable box which is HD also to HDMI-2. Besure to use the (YPAO) as directed and you will jump with JOY. The sound is great high volum or low volum. Hope this was helpful. AM
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Once you set up the adapter through the steps in the instructions just connect it to the Blu-ray player. You don't have to setup the Blu-ray player first.
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Hey Craig-Which optical input connection on the Onkyo receiver did you use to connect the optical cable from your TV? I'm not having success. :-(
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I connected a Blu Ray players HDMI output to the H6510BD's HDMI input. The video was projected on the screen, The H6510BD sent analogue audio to the 3.5mm audio output jack which I connected to some active PC speakers. I have connected my blu ray player's HDMI output to a 7.1 channel home theater receiver the receiver sent the 7.1 audio to the audio speakers and the HDMI video to the H6510BD. I was never able to get anything beyond standard 2 channel analogue audio from the 3.5 mm audio out jack.
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Your blue ray player will be connected to your tv via rca cables (usually)your tv will be connected to the sound bar with the digital cable
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Does your blu ray player have the setting for the Audio Out set as Optical Cable. I know my PS3 Has the Video out as HDMI, and Audio Out as Optical. So Basically Same set up as you, but no HDMI from Home Theater to TV as I use my PS3 to play DVD's.
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with this particular sound system, you have to hook the receiver up to the TV via HDMI, then hook your blu ray player up to your TV via HDMI, and then run an optical digital audio cable from your TV to the sound receiver. there aren't enough HDMI inputs/outputs to hook everything up via the receiver. hope this helps.
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If you don't have any AV receiver/amplifier connected to your blu disc player, then you really have to rely on your TV speaker. If this is your set-up, you can't turn off your TV to enjoy listening to your CD music.