Can I use it between my AT&amp;T U-verse DVR and Headphones? The DVR has no volume control It's preset max volume output is way too quiet, esp. concerts, movies.
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I use mine between and generation 5 iPod and a small speaker. It greatly increases the volume. It also has individual volume control. So as long as the plug ins match, I wouldn't see why it wouldn't work. It is just an inline amplifier.
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I never tried that. Assume it will depend on whether your DVR has inputs that will accept the signal output from the tuner.
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I tried this with my set-up ~ Turtle Beach phones using the dual ear-and-mic jacks option ~ and while it did work okay ~ the audio was way weaker than using the audio-jack by itself ~ so I went back to that option ~ as I do not need the mic much. At least these Turtle Beach phones have really excellent audio quality ~ for even quiet music. I don't know if the dual ear-and-mic signal weakness is due to my PC or the Turtle Beach phones and therefor you may have a different outcome ~~~
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Your volume control will be found on your stereo unit NOT ON THE HEADPHONE LINE!!! Actually, I find myself no longer using my Sony headphones as I NOW PREFER MY AUDIOTECHNICA ATH-ESW9's which are an exotic wood(AFRICAN PADAUK) backed headphones for better overall sound reproduction and warmer sound reproduction.I primarily listen to jazz music.....Best Regards!!!!!
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You can't control volume with this cable. It is only for pausing. The pausing device on the cable I received is not working.
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I have Direct TV HD-DVR, 55 inches SONY rear LCD projection HDTV (purchased 6 years ago) and I'm interested in this HTIB. My A/V set up would be like this:1. Connect HD-DVR box to 576 by component(video) and optical audio(audio)2. Connect 576 to LCD TV by HDMI (my TV is old and has only one HDMI input).Questions:1. Will I enjoy the HD-TV and 5.1 digital audio by this set up?2. If yes, does it mean I have to turn on 576 whenever I watch TV?Thanks!
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If you have a cable box take the L/R audio from there to your headphones , you can't listen to the Internet sound ie You Tube or a home cinema Blu Ray / DVD disk , but you can listen to all cable channels
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Hmmm, I am pretty sure my Set840 is plugged into the Audio Out of my AV Amplifier. So I control the headset and others the sound from AMP. Also my DISH DVR is using the AMP to put its signal through. I would guess that if your Cable box doesn't have an Audio out --- your outta luck. Buy a cheap AV system.
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I can't answer you question because I'm not using it to control anything. I use it to connect a set of speakers to the receiver so my husband can hear the audio better than what comes off just the TV. I connected the transmitter to the audio out and the receiver to the set of speakers. Both devices are in the same room pointed at each other. Not what you want to do. I think your DVR would have to be UHF and not infrared for that to work.
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I am sorry to say that I got absolutely NO response from this unit. I have a Westinghouse flat screen, (which I hate) I installed unit according to the very limited instructions. FAIL. I think the best thing we can do is contact our representatives and start a drive to tightly regulate sound levels in TV & movie industry. The people are having their hearing destroyed.
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It works perfect with va comcast DVR. So I magazine other DVRs will work. You'll have to find the right spots to place the 2 sensors for best performance. The only device that the infrared device doesn't work well with is an older Sony reciever I have hooked up. I only get volume control with this.
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I have a Suddenlink DVR and I have a HDMI cable from the cable DVR box to the tv and the Optical cable from the tv to the Zvox and that's it. It was simple even for me. The remote control that Suddenlink provides had to be programmed to control the Zvox volume, TV volume and turn everything on and off at the same time(wasn't too hard with the remote instructions I found online).
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Depending upon your A/V device. The device has it's own volume control but, some A/V devices also allow you to control it via their device. Hope that this helps.
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That's interesting. I wonder why it's called a DVR. I actually had the same question as Dennis, thanks for your reply.OK. I just got off the phone with tech at Archos and both the home and travel DVR do record from TV, VCR and DVD player. The main difference is the Home DVR dock is not travel friendly because of size/weight and there is no "s" plug on the travel dock.
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It's not for full range audio, it's a sub link. It only transmits the lower frequencies. This is not intended for streaming.
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Maybe. I bought a 1TB USB external hard drive for this purpose. Biggest problem is the delay from hitting record or pause while watching the OTA program. The external drive is powered by the 150 and it needs time to spin up and establish communication. Perhaps if the external HD were powered by and external source (not the 150) it would work better. There are other features on my DVR that are not included in the 150 PVR.
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Unless your main dvr has some sort of DLNA functionality, I'm going to lean towards no. You most likely are not going to able to watch recorded shows.