My tv has component cables running through my ceiling. My new home theater receiver only has hdmi out. Will this play digital cable ok?
68265
well, the only issue I'd think you may have is the image shifting. for me it's not enough to matter, but this may annoy some people.
68266
It worked on my playstation but not on my Samsung all cast. The All cast for my Samsung phone must need a direct connect to my TV.
68267
Yes it should work fine. I have a PS4 and it only had a HDMI output. And the tv had Component input and it works fine. The sound and picture works great.
68268
The Kanex pro has 1 HDMI input and outputs for component(3) red,blue and green plus(2) right and left audio channels. The HDMI output cable from your receiver plugged into the input of the Kanex pro will convert the HDMI signals both video and audio signals to component and right and left audio. If the signals coming from the HDMI out from your receiver is digital, then they will be digital going into your video component and right and left audio cables.
68269
Probably, unless there is an hdcp issue. I haven't had any of those, though.
526143
Confused on the required cables to connect the analog out to my analog in on receiver. Would standard RCA type cables handle the bandwidth or should I look for premium "digital" ready type? My Sony is on the way to my home.
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If you set the wiring up to not have hdmi play thru the receiver first then output picture to the tv you can have it so the tv plays its own sound. But if you run it thru on the one hdmi cable from output source to receiver then to tv the tv will not have speaker capability. Also if you were to go hdmi from output source to tv directly you can have tv sound when you want it, and then run an optic cable from output source to receiver and you can have tv sound and/or receiver. There is a small loss in sound this way as some of the current decoding does not support optic transfer but it'll be a minimal difference if you aren't a real picky audio enthusiast.
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Here's the setup that I use...You would need two HDMI cables to connect both your DirecTV receiver and PS3 to the TV. You would then need an optical audio cable to connect that from the TV to your Home Theater receiver. You would then have to go into your TV settings and have the audio output setup correspondingly. This scenario will not always work as not all TVs support this function.
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Depending on the type of hook up you are going to use, I think you would be ok with this unit. I bought mine as a gift for someone else so I don't really remember if it uses the component/composite system or the HDMI setup I would double check that before you buy.
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I had the same question. Glad to hear that there is no video lag. On the same note, I have a similar question: I would like to connect my Nintendo Wii through this receiver as well. Will this model take analog component and pipe it out over HDMI? The setup I currently have does not have component-in, so I will be using this as a hub for the time being. I realize there may be some input-lag due to conversion, I just want to confirm that this device would accept analog component input and then be able to push it out over HDMI. Any info would be appreciated!
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If you do not have an ARC HDMI connection on your TV use the digital output on your TV to the digital Input on your receiver with a Toslink cable. This is what I had to do and it works perfectly.
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Via HDMI if your home theater receiver supports it. This TV has just the right amount of ports for a complete home theater system. Cable, Xbox One/360, Playstation 3/4 and HTPC all connect directly to your HDMI & component video supported receiver, sound comes out from your surround sound speakers and 1 HDMI cable goes out to your TV for video. Very simple!
797295
To the best of my knowledge, this receiver will not convert analog signals to HDMI, so you will have to change the TV input over when you switch from DVD to Wii.
1588860
Why not run component from your bluray to your receiver that way you will get excellent video and good sound. Using coaxial for sound is the worst choice. If you want to use HDMI to the TV then use optical for your sound.
722303
Well the ? I have is do you have a hdmi ready cable box ? If so you have the hdmi cable go from the cable box to the hdmi "out" on the receiver and then you will need another hdmi cable to come from the hdmi IN 3 (cab/sat) and plug that into the back of the tv. It is all done with hdmi cables. This is also the only way to get the set up menu to be viewed on your tv also. This is a great receiver so I hope it works out for you. I have had it for a week and it is so much better then my last 2 onkyo's !
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You will have to "assign" the component being used as a component input (explained in the manual). It will do component and analog, like your older dvd player, cd player, ect. No s-video. It will play it through the hdmi, but the receiver will not convert the signal to hd.
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No. And Yes. The Basic Manual, available on the Onkyo support website http://www.onkyousa.com/Downloads/ states on page 4 that if component video is input, then component video must be output to the TV. If digital audio is input, the HDMI out WILL transmit this data to the TV.
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Be sure Smart TV, and Digital receiver have "Audio-return channel capability" If TV has it, then check digital receiver's capability. Some receivers only have specific hdmi cable audio return capability. If at least one on receiver has that capability, then all you need is one hdmi cable with audio return capability. Hope this helps.
2254512
I am not sure what the question is but a HDMI signal is digital and component is analog so the two are not compatible.
240242
You can plug either an auxiliary cable or a hdmi cable. Make sure the hdmi cable is rated the same ad you tv (ie 1080i) . There's no such thing as an aux and hdmi cable combo . There totally different hook ups. I love my receiver.
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I will refer you to this article but I think they will do what you need:http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/hdmi-2-0-explained/