Bluray players usually have a high definition output and a standard definition output. HD outputs are always on HDMI ports so a standard definition disc will only be up-converted on the HDMI output. Analog outputs are restricted to standard definition to prevent copying of HD content. HDMI signals are encoded to prevent copying of most commercial material.
It is worth noting that when a standard definition disc is up-converted the resulting signal will not be HD quality. Although it will be delivered in an HD signal format, the conversion does not add detail to the original material. Sometimes the up-conversion will give the appearance of better quality so it is worth trying the up-converted output to see if the final image looks better.
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Any HDMI cable will do. There aren't any variations in the cables
yeah.
The player requires an HDMI cable
You can't. You will have to use a HD cable box with an HDMI output to connect this receiver.
If your car has an HDMI output, then yes, you absolutely can.
VGA to HDMI cable convert an analogue signal to a digital signal. It does this by connecting an audio cable to the adapter, where the video signal is fused with the audio also, so there is only one cable connecting to your HDTV.
NO, a HDMI cable is just a HDMI cable. The 240 stuff is just hype.
If your surround receiver has HDMI, connect an HDMI cable from the NeoTV to the receiver, and then HDMI out the receiver to the TV. If you don't have HDMI on your receiver, you can connect an optical cable from the NEOTV to the surround receiver.
HDMI is a type of cable used for domestic high definition television signals. All Bluray players use HDMI as their HD connection to televisions but there is no such thing as an HDMI player.
if it fits the hdmi port it should work fine either way.
An HDMI port, and a HDMI cable are required for a Roku player for both audio and visual. The audio cable should come with the Roku player itself, and if it does not, it can be purchased online from a variety of retailers.