Getting a Firestick/Roku/Fire TV to work with your receiver
So you have a receiver that doesn't transfer video and audio? No sweat. You just need to grab an HDMI splitter (click here) and a spare HDMI cable (click here).
- Plug the stick into the HDMI in on the splitter
- Plug the spare HDMI cable into the out, then into your receiver
- Plug the component cable into the splitter, then into the receiver
- Plug in power to the splitter
- Set the receiver on DVD (or whichever spot you plugged into)
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