Does the HDMI output carry audio and video over one cable?
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yes it does. HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is a compact audio/video interface for transferring uncompressed video data and compressed/uncompressed digital audio data from a HDMI-compliant device to a compatible computer monitor, video projector, digital television, or digital audio device.[1] HDMI is a digital replacement for existing analog video standards.
238727
You will have to connect a cable from the audio header to the video card in order for sound to pass thru HDMI.
405375
Yes the cable box normally has another output but typically only one hdmi. You can use the component outs (the red, green, blue).I have comcast hddvr and run the hdmi to my onkyo 805 for dvd, ps3, and other times I want big sound and video experience. I use the direct selection with the component into the hdtv for simplier viewing times.
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Yes. The HDMI picture and sound from any input can be routed to either or both outputs simultaneously. Watch a blu-ray in one room and a ball game on cable tv in the other room. The SPDIF Digital Optical or Hi-Fi Stereo 3.5mm outputs only go through the A output. This is only limiting if you are not using HDMI to send sound to something like an older AVR or sound bar. The only caveat with almost any splitter is that when switching inputs and outputs it might affect both outputs, meaning the devices resync resulting in temporary picture and or sound loss on one or both outputs. All HDMI components are different and the degree of these switching glitches can vary in length and severity from a few seconds to as much as 20 seconds. This is not necessarily going to be your case but it is likely to happen to some degree and is something most of us can live with. Once you are settled in on your selected sources viewing should be clean on either output. J-Tech makes some good splitters and switches so I would give it try. The worst case scenario is that you end up returning it for a full refund. I would bet it will work for you albeit with some switching transients.
330357
It actually depends on the video card. Radeon 5000/6000/7000 series will carry audio over hdmi. The laptop most likely had the capability to display but not pass thru audio. I'm not too sure on which nvidia cards do it
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Yes, there is one HDMI and one USP and audio on the left side. you can see all details in here:http://site.us-appliance.com/pdfs/lc55le643owner.pdfI like the TV:)
1866704
It supports audio embedded in the SDI stream and outputs it to the HDMI, but doesn't have a separate audio output.
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No, there is only one output connection per channel. Audio and video are combined onto the same cable with hdmi. You are not able to separate them. However, you could buy a splitter and connect it right out of the switch and run it to both outputs. As long add your run is not extremely long then you could have audio and video from the same port ( not have to tie up 2 of the switches outputs) going to your items. That is what I would suggest.
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Yes, the HDMI cable carries both video and audio from the player to the TV.
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It has both AV input and output. And I only tested the AV input but will test the output later.
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If you mean HDMI, yes, it does have one input. I had it only a short time, so I don't remember the other inputs, but I think you can download the manual.
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The HDMI inputs outputs do carry audio signals. In the simplest setup where all sources and monitors (I.e. TVs, receivers, etc) are HDMI capable, you won't need to worry about audio. However, if your receiver is HDMI-less, then you have the choices of sending analog or digital audio signal to it. While I've not tried digital signal but the analog works for me just like you stated in your question. I've read in the product reviews that the unit can only output one type of signal at a time. Meaning you can't have both analog and digital outputs at the same time. Search the reviews may help.
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No but there is a solution. The audio output is via stereo jack or the hdmi. What I did to have 5.1surround through a n optical cable was to connect the hdmi audio/video out to an hdmi / sprig (optical) splitter. You get as an output the hdmi signal + optical audio. I am using the viewHD splitter and it works perfectly
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Typically, the audio and video transfer through a single HDMI cable. However, in some cases such as video only monitors or separate A/V components, you may want to have some extra cables handy.
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HDMI carries both signals - it will plug into a HDMI monitor and work for both audio and video. IT may work for a TV with an HDMI input
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Should be able to. I haven't tried that setup but both cables do carry both video and sound.
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it can be. There's a menu item in the setup menu called "HDMI Setup". In there you can enable pass through for one source at a time.
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Why do you connect audio separately? HDMI should be sufficient to give you both video and audio if you hook it up through a common receiver. At least it works in my case. Try that. Bob.