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You will probably need to get an hdmi cable to get both video and audio to the t.v. Also, be sure your t.v. has the right input source displayed on the screen which might be called "satellite" on the t.v. rather than "hdmi 1 (or 2)" Note too that your t.v. female connections might just be component "out" and not "in".
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Never tried that, but there isn't anything holding the disc down on the player tray other than gravity. So the disc would probably fall off and screw up your player.
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If you have hdmi, then that's all you need to go from player to t.v. Also, you can get junction plugs that will let you split the signal to several outlets.
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While this has a 1080 resolution, the bit rate of a blu ray is higher and better reception. Plus, many non-blu ray players will not be able to read a blu ray disc.
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I wouldn't bother unless you can't physically reach behind your t.v. and player. There are only two wires used--one is the power cord and the other is the hdmi cord going from the back of the player to the back of the t.v.
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