Do these cables support cec as required by Samsung?
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Dear James, Thank you for your question regarding our HDMI Cables. The cables are fully compatible and support CEC. Please contact us service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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I have wsed these cables with Samsung and Sony appliances and computers with very good results.
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Say's latest version. I have lots of samsung products and they work fine. I just ordered a braided set but havent come yet, going to see if there's a differnce in game play. But these cables are working for me.
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I can't know that. You need to look to see if you can use On The Go (OTG) cables with your device. Sorry
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Yes: if installed and setup properly, they should be compatible. But with that said: if you have any any doubts, you're best bet is to contact Samsung/Lorex directly with your question(s) before you buy. Have a great day.
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I have not had any HDMI issues with this receiver that was purchased in early December. I have read about some people who have had some issues when using the CEC/HDMI control feature.
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I can't say for sure? The one I received didn't. But it could be that, that one was just bad. Amazon refunded my purchase and I got the generic brand of OTG cable. Search Amazon for the 5x OTG samsung cable. Those were like 5 to 10 dollars for 5 cables. All five of them worked and I too also use VZW Note II.
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Hi Dominic,......... Rodgers - INFO is right just make sure all cables making a good connection , glad we can help you,Happy Holidays to you all :) .........
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Do you mean "CC" which means Closed Caption. I do not see CEC on my 37" Vizio.
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It appears to be the same connector. As to whether the function is the same or whether you need to download a special driver from Samsung is a question for their tech dept.
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Henry, Yes, these would be compatible. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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I will explain our situation and hopefully that will answer your question. We have the receiving side of the cable on our Samsung TV and the "blaster" side in front of our Tivo. Both devices are on different floors of our house so I know the Tivo is not receiving the signal by accident. With both devices turned off (wich for Tivo actually means "standby" just like about every cable box in the market) if I send a signal to the receiving side of the cable the Tivo will receive it, even if I have not turned on the Samsung TV. Of course, I have to turn on the Samsung to see that Tivo received it, but when I do, I can see that Tivo received the signal and executed the command I gave it. Therefore, I believe the answer to your question is probably "No, the component does not need to be power on for the IR to transmit, but beware that the component must have a CEC connection as part of its HDMI connection and the HDMI cable must also have the CEC wire." I am not a technical person, but I believe the reason is that the CEC connection is always "on", although at a low power consumption state, even when all the devices are turned "off". That allows the CEC wire to be used to transmit information even when the device that has the receiving side of the cable is turned off.
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I think so. However, I couldn't get it to work with my specific devices in ANY configuration. It turned out that it was my external drive that was the issue, so I can't blame the cable.
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I am having an issue with my G5 and cable not being recognized as USB 3.0 SS by my Asus Zenbook. If you are looking at this because you are having a similar issue this cable will not resolve it vs the Samsung provided. But yes it is the correct cable for a Galaxy S5.
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No, does not support cec hdmi control... must use supplied remote or manual switch
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Consumer Electronics Control or CEC is a function that allows you to control multiple devices over HDMI using one remote control by having a secondary device receive commands from a primary device. Although CEC wiring is required for every HDMI port it does not mean that every HDMI port will have the function enabled. If your device has the CEC function, this information will be located under your setup or settings menu. To enable the function you will need to turn the CEC function on and then search for any devices that are CEC enabled that are connected to the TV.
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There is no certification for either UL (USA) or CE (EU) stamped on the cable. However, it does work very well.
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We had problems with some HDMI format not sure if it was HDMI-cec. Ended up returning.
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Hi Joane,Sorry I'm not very technically savy. got mine to work with my Panasonic TV so not sure if this cable works with Samsung LED. Hopefully someone else has same TV can help Robin