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Hom3r 09-05-2014 14:10

HDMI connections
 
I'm looking at buy the Samsung UE32H6400 Smart 3D 32" LED TV.

On the Back are 4 hdmi ports

1 has STB,

1 has ARC

1 is blank

1 has DVI

I've worked out the V+ box goes to STB, a pc to DVI, can I plug an Xbox One into ARC, and a Xbox 360 into the blank, or should I use something else?

tizmeinnit 09-05-2014 14:12

Re: HDMI connections
 
do you have a HDMI amp?

Tezcatlipoca 09-05-2014 14:18

Re: HDMI connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35696613)
I'm looking at buy the Samsung UE32H6400 Smart 3D 32" LED TV.

On the Back are 4 hdmi ports

1 has STB,

1 has ARC

1 is blank

1 has DVI

I've worked out the V+ box goes to STB, a pc to DVI, can I plug an Xbox One into ARC, and a Xbox 360 into the blank, or should I use something else?

Yes you can, but it doesn't really matter.

tizmeinnit 09-05-2014 14:20

Re: HDMI connections
 
I use my amp as a switch everything goes to my amp and I out to ARC . Works a treat that is why I asked about the amp

Hom3r 09-05-2014 14:32

Re: HDMI connections
 
I don't have an amp, I'm just looking at upgrading my TV from a 22" to a 32" (size restrictions due to space) and I have 3 HDMI devices, and one with Component.

I guess the HDMI DVI port is video only?

Qtx 09-05-2014 14:36

Re: HDMI connections
 
ARC is audio return channel or something, just a port with an extra feature of being able to send sounds out from the TV to something like an av receiver/amp. Just gives you the extra feature if you have something like that connected, otherwise it just works as a normal hdmi port.

So plug the xbox's in to whichever port you want :)

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35696624)

I guess the HDMI DVI port is video only?

I'm 80% sure on my samsung tv I have got sound through that port before but wont be able to check for sure until I get home later. It will probably depend on your pc's graphics card and internal connections as to if it will work.

Tezcatlipoca 09-05-2014 14:41

Re: HDMI connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35696624)
I don't have an amp, I'm just looking at upgrading my TV from a 22" to a 32" (size restrictions due to space) and I have 3 HDMI devices, and one with Component.

I guess the HDMI DVI port is video only?

The "HDMI (DVI)" port is the only HDMI port that works with a DVI>HDMI connection, but that does not mean it does not still work with a normal HDMI>HDMI connection. There's no audio if the other end is DVI, but that doesn't mean you can't use it with something else with audio with HDMI at the other end.

If it was video only, and aimed solely at connecting the DVI output from a PC, they'd just stick an actual DVI port on there instead.


Manuals:

http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/co...0507141738434/[UH6400-XU]BN68-05815A-02ENG-0401.pdf

http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/co...0314133917415/[ENG]X14DVBEUH-1.104-0312.pdf

tizmeinnit 09-05-2014 14:56

Re: HDMI connections
 
I have this memory of a GFX card that did send audio via DVI it shipped with a DVI to HDMI socket and my memory swears it carried audio

---------- Post added at 13:55 ---------- Previous post was at 13:50 ----------

Quote:

For some AMD Radeon graphics cards when using the Catalyst driver, the HDMI audio support isn't enabled unless using the simple DVI to HDMI adapter included with the graphics card itself... If you use another DVI-to-HDMI adapter, it won't work with Catalyst. AMD intentionally implemented checks within their closed-source driver to prevent other adapters from being used, even though they will work just fine.
this clearly shows HDMI audio support is supplied to the DVI

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...tem&px=MTQ4MDE

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and here is an adapter for the job http://www.club-3d.com/index.php/pro...5k-series.html

it also shows AMD had support for it as far back as the 3000 series cards

qasdfdsaq 09-05-2014 17:04

Re: HDMI connections
 
All HDMI ports include sound.

DVI can also be hacked to include/support sound.

Hom3r 09-05-2014 21:33

Re: HDMI connections
 
Ok all installed, but some of the HD channels have no sound, any ideas?

jb66 09-05-2014 23:35

Re: HDMI connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35696753)
Ok all installed, but some of the HD channels have no sound, any ideas?

Go to audio settings on tivo and turn off dolby

Hom3r 10-05-2014 01:56

Re: HDMI connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jb66 (Post 35696780)
Go to audio settings on tivo and turn off dolby

Its a V+ but ill have a look

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Cheers I turned off HDMI audio override off and it appears to have worked

Hom3r 14-05-2014 18:53

Re: HDMI connections
 
Well I plugged my Xbox 360 into the HDMI (DVI) port and sound comes out, which means I don't have to plug in the splitter when I get the 3D Blu-Ray player.

Hom3r 23-05-2014 09:49

Re: HDMI connections
 
Ok regarding the 3D Blu-Ray player, would a standard HDMI cable work or do I need a high-speed cable / high-speed with Ethernet?

I ask because the website says "A 3D-capable HDMI cable"

Dash: CF noob 23-05-2014 13:15

Re: HDMI connections
 
HDMI V1.4 For 3d and ethernet upto 100megs.


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