Are there inputs for SAT/TV, DVD and CD audio only. Video is sent separately directly to TV
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In addition to CD inputs, the receiver has two pairs of generic line inputs which may be used with any audio source (such as a dvd player, or tv set-top box, or sat. receiver).
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Yes there is an mini pin out jack, that would supply video and audio signal to another TV. You'd have to go to Radio Shack and find one, and probably someone with expertise to help you.... good luck.And probably spend $20 on the cable. orGo to Walmart, or get a DVD player for about the same price.Just because you can do something, doesn't make it advisable.
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Yes, the video inputs are as follows: HDMI x 2, Antenna, Component Video, Composite Video, & VGA. Hope this helps.
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Yes it has component video output. I have had no problems with the dvd player.
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All inputs are digital, you may take the digital signal out of your CD player using either a TOSlink (optical) or coaxial cable.
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We have our DVD hooked to one of the two HDMI ports, there is one USB port. Our Direct TV is hooked up via cable.
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If you are trying to get only audio to your receiver and the video to your TV or monitor, then this will get it to your receiver's RCA-audio input jacks. This will not give you video out to your receiver.
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Yes, it has optical input and includes an optical cable as well. Does not include HDMI cable though.
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I don't believe I saw that option. I have had issues with setting system up. I was excited when I purchased this, and when it arrived and we set up the quality was good, then when we went to set up to stream video we ran into difficulties, and reaching customer service is impossible. I have about given up with setting this up, and to top it off it does not come with hard drive nor the cd I had expected to aid with set up. The only thing that I can give information on is the video quality. So sorry I am of no help.
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This device allows video ONLY input to your computer. This does not allow your computer video output to any device.
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No, it only takes the component type connections. I was able to pass only audio (red and white) out to the speaker system from the feed from the computer sound, thought. It does have SVideo so this is a possible other choice as its common on older components. It also accepts sterio audio cables.I had to rewire everything and change around cords so it took me longer than anticipated to set up, given that I moved the components around, but the sound and picture quality is excellent.
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No video passes through. This line replaces the CD Changer lines only so it is an audio feed not a video feed. You should verify if you have the wiring for the cd changer before purchasing, but I believe it exists.
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You may need to go into setup and identify which inputs a given source is supposed to be using. CD should only be using standard audio cables. DVD might be set to HDMI, but you may need to specify Component/Composite.
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There is aux inputs on this. Yes. If DVD player has red white and yellow component outs on it. Look at model number. Research DVD players pdf of owners manual to be sure.
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There is only one component/composite input, one RF coaxial cable input, and two hdmi inputs(side/rear). I run all my devices through a A/V receiver with the hdmi. There is an optical audio out as well.
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You can think of this as USB (or in-line) Speaker with microphone inputs. There is no CD or video on this unit.If you can play CD on your PC, then you can route the audio output to this device,
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the only digital input is USB, with an asynchronous DAC, that works really nice...Thing is that USB ports on most computers are really bad in noise and power fluctuations... sooo.. solution is the Wyrd USB decrapifier, from Schiit.. works wonders.. personally owned and intensively tested and compared with CD player level of sound fidelity (in fact sounds fantastic)As for the DVD coax, or sorts, you can use receiver's analog RCA inputs without any fear, they are excellent and I bet you will never feel a difference from coax, optical, HDMI, or anything else...