what cable do i need to connect to my samsung hd tv ?
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I have mine connected with the supplied cables to a small HD TV in the kitchen. I think the audio is connected using the smaller RCA type cable in the audio jack. I'm not in front of it now but the directions will show you. You can't mess anything up. It's simple.
1450413
If your samsung hd tv has a 3.5 mm audio out jack you connect with the 3.5 mm cable supplied to your wireless sender/receiver. You can also use the USB cable if your samsung has a USB jack connection. Both will work. Regards FMK
1450414
Depends what hook ups you have. On my Visio, I plugged the coax cable converter to my TV, then the headphone jack looking end from the hub plugs into the other end of the converter. I hope that makes sense.... I dont know all the technical terms. :)
1813772
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/popup/howToGuidePopup.do?howto_guide_seq=1322&ty;pe=televisions
2070741
Depending on what you are hooking up you should only need one HDMI cable (Roku, CD wifi player, etc) If you are hooking two items then you will need 2, and so on. The purpose of this cable is to use the audio and visual as ONE, not needing 3 different hookups for this (usually with a white, red and yellow hookup). And yes, it should work with your new Samsung. It worked with mine.
1180352
I used standard "RCA audio/video cables" (you can see what these look like by searching Amazon for "Video Cables" in electronics) . I needed some longer cables so I went to my local RadioShack. These are available at most stores.These are not applicable to HD TVs. I don't know if there are adaptors available for that type of connect. Hope this helps.
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The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can only be achieved by using a HDMI cable. Good Luck . . . The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can... » Read More The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can only be achieved by using a HDMI cable. Good Luck . . . « Show Less
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Yes, it has multiple connection types that your Samsung should have as well. I recommend the digital audio input if your TV has that capability.
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The bar gives you a cord from the box to the bar and then a wire from the bar to the tv but it's a hdmi out cable so make sure your tv has and hdmi sound out on the tv bc mine didn't not and we had to buy an additional cord for the bar to connect to my samsung tv
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If you have a Satellite receiver OR a cable receiver, either should have an HDMI, Digital Audio, or RCA type cable OUTPUT. Use the appropriate cable and plug that into the appropriate INPUT on the back of the receiver. If you DO NOT have your TV connected to anything other than an (antenna) then see what type of OUTPUT the TV supports, and match it up to the back of the receiver. If you DO NOT have any outputs from the back of the TV you'll need to get a new TV.
914885
We have Roku on ours and we have an HD cable hooked up from Roku to tv and we have the source on HDMI1. Sorry, other than that, I can't help you.
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Mine is hooked up to LG HDTV. Not where I can look right now, but look at the instructions. Do you need an HDMI cord? I am really not good with this stuff. Know I didn't need anything extra. Just connected directly into my tv, but think instructions did mention a HDMI connection. If your instructions don't work, you might just google how to connect a indoor antenna to your Toshiba and again to your samsung HDTV. Good luck. I am totally inept at this stuff, so have every belief you can do it too!
2186396
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.
1086297
You need an HDMI cable. Here's one for less than $4: HDMI (2 meter) 6 foot cable HQ 1080P 1.3b
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Hi Ron, You can use any high speed hdmi cable for this TV but it will depend on the input source where the TV gets the signal. - Jerome
204898
The Samsung cable adapter had an HDMI port to connect to your TV. Then the adapter plugs into your phone. There is also another port for you to plug your charger into.
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You can use the audio cord supplied, or you can use the optical cord which newer hdtv's have. I used the optical cord on my setup (before I sent it back) and it worked fine. The other audio connections are the standard audio connections you use to plug up to any stereo system, dvd player, etc.
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Thanks! That makes sense. I did get a message that said something about HDCP. Can you recommend any HDMI cables that are HDCP compatible? I was trying to avoid spending a ton of money on one, but maybe I just have to. I also read on avsforum about firmware updates, etc. I guess I'll try a new cable before contacting Samsung.
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I am replacing an analogue TV with an new one LED1080. Do I need any HDLI cables to set it up?