HDMI cable specification Amazon advertises a HDMI cable with ethernet as the cable to use to connect this machine to the TV. Will any HDMI cable work or is the ethernet connection important? My TV is not ethernet connected so I am not sure what is required here. Thanks. HDMI cable specification Amazon advertises a HDMI cable with ethernet as the cable to use to connect this machine to the TV. Will any HDMI cable work or is the ethernet connection important? My... » Read More HDMI cable specification Amazon advertises a HDMI cable with ethernet as the cable to use to connect this machine to the TV. Will any HDMI cable work or is the ethernet connection important? My TV is not ethernet connected so I am not sure what is required here. Thanks. « Show Less
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All you need to connect to the TV is an HDMI cable. However, the player does have an Ethernet connection, if you want to connect it to a computer through a wired connection, or it can connect with the built-in wifi.
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There were no specification regarding "gauge" on the package or insert. This is a multi stranded cable, you would need to know the gauge of the individual strands. While higher gauge will theoretically be better, the HDMI cable is transmitting a digital signal. So the cable will either work, or it won't. Higher priced cables do not work any better than cheaper ones. This cable works without any issues for me, at the length provided. It was flexible enough for me to route it around a mantle to the TV. I am happy with the way it works, and with the way it lays.
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Connections for this device are only standard R45 ethernet connections. Normally you'd connect a device like a Kindle to your HD TV directly, not through an intermediate device like this.
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Dear Dave,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger High Speed HDMI Cable. This cable fully supports Ethernet. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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This particular cable. No. it has standard HDMI connectors on each end. You obviously need at least one end a mini HDMI connector. They are smaller.An adapter would work, but it is probably cheaper to find another cable. I found several listed on Amazon but didn't see an AmazonBasic one.
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No it does not include a HDMI cable. Probably because it would add $50+ to the price tag and your cabling needs are going to vary widely. (Selling HDMI cables alongside of a HDMI-capable device requires the cable to be licensed separately - not required if the HDMI cable is sold by itself, which explains the absurd price difference). If this is for a home theater, I recommend doing what I'm doing, which is building it one piece at a time and repeatedly using a tape measure. That will reduce missteps but it will take longer. I was originally going to put the BenQ W1070 on one wall but after getting it and playing around with it a bit, I ended up putting it on a different wall, which meant a completely different strategy. Had I bought all the parts all at once (including cables), I would have had to ship most of it back.
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your interest with Bluerigger cables!When one HDMI device is connected to the Internet, the Ethernet channel allows other devices to utilize it for their own network connections instead of wiring an Ethernet cable to each. All HDMI devices, cables and distribution equipment (such as an HDMI switch or splitter) that are attempting to use the HDMI Ethernet channel must support the feature.For more information about HDMI with Ethernet channel, please visit http://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/hdmi_1_4/hec.aspx":http://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/hdmi_1_4/hec.aspxKind Regards,Bluerigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com Dear Customer,Thank you for your interest with Bluerigger cables!When one HDMI device is connected to the Internet, the Ethernet channel allows other devices to utilize it for their own network connections instead of wiring an Ethernet cable to each. All HDMI devices, cables and distribution equipment (such as an HDMI switch or splitter) that are attempting to use the HDMI Ethernet channel must support the feature.For more information about HDMI with Ethernet channel, please visit... » Read More Dear Customer,Thank you for your interest with Bluerigger cables!When one HDMI device is connected to the Internet, the Ethernet channel allows other devices to utilize it for their own network connections instead of wiring an Ethernet cable to each. All HDMI devices, cables and distribution equipment (such as an HDMI switch or splitter) that are attempting to use the HDMI Ethernet channel must support the feature.For more information about HDMI with Ethernet channel, please visit http://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/hdmi_1_4/hec.aspx":http://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/hdmi_1_4/hec.aspxKind Regards,Bluerigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com « Show Less
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Thanks for your question. Ethernet will not convey via HDMI. Only audio and video. This is a fantastic sounding receiver. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Marantz dealer.
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This could be used to send a computers active image to a more remote TV (or monitor) provided: 1. the source computer has an HDMI output (or output that can be converted to HDMI); 2. there is an available (i.e. unused for any other purpose) single CAT5 cable that runs from the source computer to the remote TV; and 3. the remote TV has an HDMI input (or input that can be converted to HDMI).
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You will need it if your TV has an HDMI input, but the TV does not support what is called an Audio Return Channel (ARC). If this is the case, you will need an optical cable to send the audio from the TV to the receiver. If your TV supports ARC, then you will not need the optical cable. ARC allows audio from the TV to be sent to the receiver using the same HDMI cable that is used to send video from the receiver to the TV. My TV does not support ARC, so I am using HDMI for video and an optical cable for audio.
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An HDMI cable is only used for plugging in external devices to your tv like a PS4 an XBox, High Definition stuff. This tv has hdmi connections for that purpose. So technically an HDMI is not required.
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"with Ethernet" means it can send data as well as audio and video together in this one cable.for example practical use you could network multiple multimedia devices that are hdmi Ethernet compliant without the need of an Ethernet Cable.This feature maybe of no relevance at the moment but future multimedia devices will most definitely utilize this Ethernet feature
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It is true that component cables or an HDMI cable help with video quality, however, you'll not need (or even be able to use) these cables to connect your basic cable incoming signal. If you subscribe to a premium cable service such as "digital cable" then you'll also have a cable box (decoder) which would offer you the option to use component or HDMI cables to connect your cable service to your TV. Otherwise, it isn't even an option.Should you also choose to connect your DVD/VCR/computer to your TV then the comments posted here by other posters would be relevent--that being that you could use component or HDMI cables to connect THOSE devices to your TV with a resultant improvement in your video quality.Al It is true that component cables or an HDMI cable help with video quality, however, you'll not need (or even be able to use) these cables to connect your basic cable incoming signal. If you subscribe to a premium cable service such as "digital cable" then you'll also have a cable box (decoder) which would offer you the option to use component or HDMI cables to connect your cable service to your TV. Otherwise, it isn't even an option.Should you also choose to connect your DVD/VCR/computer to your TV then the comments posted here by other posters would be relevent--that... » Read More It is true that component cables or an HDMI cable help with video quality, however, you'll not need (or even be able to use) these cables to connect your basic cable incoming signal. If you subscribe to a premium cable service such as "digital cable" then you'll also have a cable box (decoder) which would offer you the option to use component or HDMI cables to connect your cable service to your TV. Otherwise, it isn't even an option.Should you also choose to connect your DVD/VCR/computer to your TV then the comments posted here by other posters would be relevent--that being that you could use component or HDMI cables to connect THOSE devices to your TV with a resultant improvement in your video quality.Al « Show Less
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I accidentally bought an HDMI to DVI cable, but I really need to connect my laptop to my HDTV's HDMI port. Is there a 10' cable that Amazon sells to do this.
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Hdmi 1.4 is a connection/device spec not a cable spec. ANY high speed HDMI cable will support the 1.4 spec.
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You can find all of the specifications and details here Katie - http://www.amazon.com/HDMI-Pack-PREMIUM-Ethernet-Compatible/dp/B00FX9WJNO/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t - just scroll down underneath the "Customers Who Bought This Item..." area and all of the specifications and details are there. I love mine!
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The following are the exact cables that I ordered online:(a.) Amazon Basics High-Speed HDMI Cable (9.8 Feet/3.0 Meters) - Supports Ethernet, 3D, and Audio Return, Newest Standard; (b.) 10FT SVGA VGA Laptop to TV Monitor 3x Shielded Cable w/AUDIO 10' FT LCD/Monitor.