Hdmi Ipod Dock
We realize how important it is to get the most you can for your money these days. There is no reason to overpay for Home Electronics so we have put together a list of our favorite products at some of the best prices anywhere. We have done the searching for you and have compiled the results on each page. If you are unable to find the item you are looking for on this page, use the search box for best results.
|
|
2 in 1 Camera Connection Kit for Apple iPad - USB Adapter & SD Card Reader $1.45 With this 2 in 1 Camera Connection Kit it's incredibly easy to download phots from your digital camera to your iPadTM. This kit includes one connector with two interfaces (USB and SD). Just plug the dock connector port on your iPadTM, then attach your digital camera, phone, and any other USB device using a USB cable (not included). Use the SD Card reader to import photos directly from your SD C... |
|
|
USB 2.0 Extension Cable Type A Male to Type A Female 6 ft, Black $0.01 USB 2.0 Extension Cable Type A Male to Type A Female 6 ft, Black... |
 |
US $22.34
Help configuring home theater sound...?
Heres my video connections: Going to my TV via HDMI are HD DVR box and XBOX 360 w/ HD DVD player. Going to my TV via component cables is a wii.
My outdated audio receiver has one coaxial, one ir, and one composite input. I have the coaxial input running from the HD DVR. My ipod docking station is connected via composite. I previously had my old DVD player conencted via ir. Worked perfectly for my needs.
I am having a problem finding a way to connect the XBOX so I receive digital surround sound. The XBOX 360 does not have a digital output audio source (other than HDMI.. correct me if I am wrong). My TV however has an IR digital out. I connected the receiver to this expecting to get the XBOX to pass through this and got nothing. Shouldn't this work? Any suggestions other than upgrading to HDMI pass through receiver? Not the time of year to be buying myself expensive presents... actually it is that time of year, but have already over done it!
By "ir" do you mean optical? If so the Xbox HDMI cable has an optical/RCA adapter that allows the audio portion of the HDMI signal to be split out and connected to an optical (ir?) port. Similar adapters can be purchased elsewhere but the authentic XBox cable is not unreasonably priced.
But note that most TVs won't directly support surround sound ... you would be better to connect the XBox to the receiver not the TV. If necessary you can buy an optical switch to allow more than one device to input to the single input on your receiver (See 2nd link for one model) or buy an HDMI switch if you want to be more "future proof" (See 3rd link)
A few items from Amazon