I'm TV 2 using a dual receiver with dish as my cable provider. the coaxial port broke on my flat-screen TV. Will this work using a/v cords?
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But you should be able to use a/v or hdmi directly from dual receive to TV. You should not need this device.
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Short answer: yes it should work. Long answer: Your TV signal, whether it comes from your antenna, a satellite dish, or cable company, travels along the same coax cabling in your home. I did not have cable TV either and am getting my TV signal via antenna. If you have coax cabling running throughout your home and are using the correct kind of splitters (provided in the Actiontec kit) then it should work.
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No you cannot. It is just a radio that transmits the single hdmi output signal from your cable box. It cannot transmit the multiple signals from your coaxial.
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If you have the very old screw-type antenna leads, you will need; http://www.amazon.com/Philips-SWV2020-17-Balun-Transformer/dp/B000HSITJO/ref=pd_bbs_6?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1236529682&sr=8-6 This would bring you to a coaxial cable connection. If you have a coaxial cable connection on your television already, you won't need the adapter ( first product link.) To connect AV ( three RCA cables, yellow-video,red and white audio ) you will need a video switch/RF modulator; http://www.amazon.com/Philips-PH-61153-Automatic-Selector-Modulator/dp/B000165AOY/ref=pd_bbs_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1236529894&sr=8-1 This should get you up and going. The first link is something you should be able to find at your local radio shack for the same price, or cheaper. The second product is a good price: free shipping, and no sales tax when bought directly from amazon. Note: I do not own this product, but I have connected AV connections in a similar fashion with successful results for many relatives in the past. Good Luck! Christopher
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Yes, it worked great, I have an 82in Mitsubishi TV with a Coaxial and my Sony home theather system have an Optical input. This product worked GREAT, before I found this product I tried everything to connect the two and I keep coming up with an analog signal. This is the only product I could find that would work and give me the Digital signal that I needed for the surround sound amp. I hope one day the TV world and the Surround sound world would get on the same page, but most TVs come with Coaxial out and the new Surround Amps require and Optical input. THIS IS A GREAT PRODUCT!!!
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Hello Lori- Per the Philips website Digital Coaxial should work along with Component along with the Analog audio out. "Connectivity Rear Connections: Analog audio Left/Right out, Component Video output, Composite video (CVBS) output, Digital coaxial out" Regards, The AV House Team
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Joann, the receiving unit must be plugged into your TV using the two audio and one video jacks (red and white for audio and yellow for video). If your "standard tv" only has the coax input (the one used to screw in the cable or antenna wire) then this will not work without also purchasing a converter. If your TV has the red, white and yellow input jacks, this will work.
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Sherry a friend of mine mounted this antenna directly to his satellite pole, after removing the dish. You can use the satellite coax , but you might have to remove some of the splitter boxes used by satellite.
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Should work OK with any standard definition coax input. Contrary to some advertisements, this does not have HDMI inputs and is not a true HDTV.
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Yes and No. This device is used to provide inputs to tuner #1 and tuner #2 of a satelite reciever using only one coax cable from the dish antenna. The satelite reciever I have has outputs for two televisions and they can both be watching different channels. This device is not a signal "splitter" to hook two televisions to one antenna. I hope this helps and I have made myself clear on this. If not let me know!
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There are two components, one is a transmitter the other is the receiver. The transmitter would take the AV cables from the dish box. the receiver would be in another room and connect to a TV... quite simple, however in my case concrete walls in the apartment meant it did not work.
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The unit has 2 optical inputs and 1 coax input for digital audio, and RCA inputs for analog audio. So you'll have a couple of options with your Dish receiver: either connect it directly to the unit with one of those audio cables (depending on the outputs the Dish receiver has), or use your TV's Digital Out to connect it to the unit (not that most TVs downsample their Digital Out so it's better to connect the receiver directly to the unit).
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Not sure on dish but Directv works on home receivers, i have 2 different ones hdmi and the other is rca type.
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To be totally honest i don't know if that application is possible. I'm using it to mix the seperate hdtv channels of two seperate directional antennas. I'm not sure if there would be any interferance between the over the air feed and the catv feed. You might look for a coaxial switch simular to the ones used with video game systems. Good luck
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I use this with my DirecTV setup, so I assume you could do the same with Dish, although I can't speak authoritatively on this matter.
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no. this is an audio visual projection type connect (C2G I believe is the correct term not coaxial) - it is not the type that runs to connect cable tv or vcr ... it is a round end with a bunch of prongs. I was hoping for that same type of set up - and was sadly mistaken when the cable arrived.
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It works fine with a cable splitter as long as the 120 Volt AC power to the antenna is on the coax line from the splitter to the antenna and not on one of the lines from the splitter to a TV. You need clean power to the antenna and the coax connection at the antenna needs to be protected from moisture. The biggest problem with the antenna is the flexible base; the antenna shakes in wind and your signal goes down the tube.