Can you use dual connections, that is, both HDMI and the other audio connection (sorry, forgot what they're called)?
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I was able to nearly remove the lag in the sound by usinfo both the HDMI to the smart TV and the red and white audio cables to my RCA cables to my separate sound system. I hope this helps you.
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Yes you can. I had HDMI plugged to a monitor and the audio going to an external amp via the other connection
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Yes I have video hooked up via HDMI cable and use regular audio cable so it plays through my surround sound system. Works great.
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YES, you can use either HDMI cable or standard RCA style cables. Both are provided in the box. (As well as a rather well designed Codura carry case). The instructions say that the RCA jacks are preferable when using a sound system separate form the TV and the HDMI is used when connecting directly to the TV itself. I'm using the HDMI directly to the TV and it works GREAT! Kids love it but they are driving me crazy with the 2100+ songs included!
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Are you using HDMI for both video and audio? If you are then YES, it can support them both... cause this supports 8-channel (from stereo to 7.2 surround channels for audio) and from Standard definition up to 1080p Full-HD TV even at the same time from a single or upto 2-outputs (can be different at the same time)
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in order for this connection to work u need 2 of them. One on each end. Im not sure if they have audio capabilities.
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Not sure about AV connections, but this solution worked for me when i had the issue. But alas i am using HDMI
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As long as you have them plugged into different HDMI ports, you can choose whichever one you want; you just can't have them both on at once on a split screen.
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Yes You can. It has 2 HDMI ports on it. So you can have 2 HDMI devices plugged in at once.
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Run HDMI cabling if possible; you will get better resolution. If you run VGA instead, you may need to run separate audio lines, but HDMI will transmit both video and audio on the same cable.
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I bought this unit as it has 2 HDMI outputs. 1 goes to my projector and the other 1 (for audio only) goes to my receiver.
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If you are thinking you can utilize 2 seperate devices through the receiver, I don't think so. If you are trying to augment the HDMI device, That's where I get a little hazy..... Running a fully digital HDMI device I wouldn't think that it's necessary. But I don't think that it would hurt either. Basically there are multiple inputs, but only one output sort of. Your watching a video, you get the sound for that too. Your listening to music, nothing shows on the video.
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Yes you can. I have 3 HDMI cables, 1 Ethernet cable, 1 coax and speaker wire for left right and center speakers.
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I have use two monitors other way use sides hdmi and thunder plug two work it . Not with both same hdmi line.
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Yes, so for instance if you have a setup like mine, and you want to transmit digital audio over your HDMI and DisplayPort connections from your computer, as I do from my Nvidia card, you can use this cable to do so. I get audio from both connections. DVI in contrast won't send audio. I have mine connected to my AV receiver, sends both video and audio just fine, same as using HDMI. This is HDMI 1.3 though, so you don't get 1.4 features like 4K res, ethernet and return audio, but I don't need any of that, yet.
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no hdmi connection... i use the optical audio input connection... it also has red/white component audio input
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Allen you should probably check the manual online - I *think*, pretty sure, that this unit supports the 2-way HDMI for audio.
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Yes you have 2 options. If your TV got a audio output then use that to connect this speakers. If your TV don't have audio output then you need use their AV option (You cannot HDMI)
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This is one way. It has 3 inputs (for your HDMI devices) and one output (goes to your TV, A/V Receiver, etc). They can't do what you stated.
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Should be able to. I haven't tried that setup but both cables do carry both video and sound.