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Can I use a home theater Blu-Ray player for a PC?
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One Response to “Can I use a home theater Blu-Ray player for a PC?”
You will have to worry about whether the HD video card HDMI port is an output or an input. If — as I suspect — it’s an output (intended to go to a monitor or TV) you can’t INPUT a signal from the output of the Blu-ray player.
Frankly, I think you would be better to consider an internal or external Blu-ray drive for the computer, rather than a standalone Blu-Ray player. HOWEVER, consider whether your computer is up to handling HD (in addition to the video subsystem there are minimum CPU and RAM requirements).
Hope that helps.