What is the AUX - HDMI in the front of the Denon AVR-E400 7.1? Is there a cable that has both a HDMI and AUX on it?
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It's just the name of that port so you know what button to press on the remote to access that input, just like cable or Bluray is named on the ports to allow you to select it on the screen. Hopes this helps
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You can plug either an auxiliary cable or a hdmi cable. Make sure the hdmi cable is rated the same ad you tv (ie 1080i) . There's no such thing as an aux and hdmi cable combo . There totally different hook ups. I love my receiver.
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It is just an axillary HDMI input located on the front. There are 5 HDMI inputs on the back plus that one on the front.
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the AUX is only a HDMI input, you could connect a blu ray player, digital camera or other device with a HDMI output.
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Hey Joshua, the aux HDMI port in the front is just another additional HDMI port just like the ones on the back labeled game/sat. Its considered auxiliary HDMI because it's not considered for permanent usage. Like when a friend brings over their ps3/xbox., you can just plug the HDMI into that port in the front rather than digging through your media cabinet to get to the back HDMI ports.
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It has an aux audio out on the top and then it has lots of choices for separate audio outs on the back panel. I'm not sure what specifically is an optical audio out, but I'm sure it's one of the options
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I do not think this is what you are looking for. It won't help with input to the AV receiver. As for the AV output, this would split that signal into two identical signals, and I'm guessing you don't want to put the same signal into both 1 and 2 hdmi inputs on the TV.
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Yes and no. The PlayBar has only one input: fiberoptic. The Denon AVR-1612 does not include a fiberoptic output, so you cannot directly connect the receiver to the PlayBar. But your TV should have a fiberoptic output, so if you connect all the devices to the Denon via HDMI cables, then connect an HDMI cable from receiver to TV, then fiberoptic cable from TV to PlayBar, you should get sound from all sources connected to the receiver. If you do it this way, make sure that HDMI Audio Output is set to ON in the receiver set-up menu. However, connected this way, you will *NOT* get sound from the Receiver's built-in AM/FM tuner, nor will you get sound from any older devices that are connected to the receiver using analog audio/video cables (typically red/white/yellow RCA cables). There really is no advantage to using the Denon receiver in this set-up, unless your TV only has one or two HDMI inputs and you're trying to add more. But you could do that more simply (and inexpensively) with a simple HDMI switch. For simplicity, I'd recommend connecting all devices to the TV with HDMI cables, and connect the fiberoptic output of the TV to the PlayBar. This way the TV handles all source switching and whatever source is selected on the TV will play through the PlayBar. Hope that helps.
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No, probably not. The reason for 2 HDMI out is because some AVRs do not pass through 3D, so it is sometimes necessary to split the video and audio streams. If your AVR does not pass through 3D or is not HDMI 1.4 compatible, then you might need to send one HDMI output to your TV or projector and one to your AVR for sound. Otherwise, there is no need to split the video and audio streams.
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Yes. There is an adapter cable that allows composite video with left and right audio to be plugged into the forward edge of the unit. Then you select AUX as the video source.
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You can just connect a regular aux cable to it.. just use matrix mode so you can get surround sound
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The auxiliary is the port on the front, you plug in the RCA cables that it came with into it, and the mode is called Aux.
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Hi Isaac, there is no aux connections. There are RCA connections that can be used the same exact way.
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It comes with a male RCA to female AUX adapter. Look through all the cables in your box.
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The SPDIF output can send compressed 5.1/7.1 surround sound, but I never got it to work with my Denon AVR-2808CI. The receiver has a single HDMI input/output, so instead of using SPDIF, I routed the Kinivo HDMI output to the receiver, then the receiver output to the TV.
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Hi J. Johnivan, yes you can using the AUX input. Remember, this does not have the digital audio input, so if your TV has analog audio out (red/white) connections this Sherwood will work just fine.
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I cannot figure out where to plug the av cables into my flatscreen?? nothing I have tried works, PLEASE HELP
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I prefer to hook my critical video equipment, especially reference equipment, directly to my monitor. You can use the ARC HDMI to get TV sound out of the Receiver.there 'has' to be 'some' information lost in the translation, imo.
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Ha! So, the question is "how to select the AUX-IN input" the one on the front panel. I just received my amp and the question is still a mystery. It seems to be a dead port. It's not controlled by the Input Selector. And it doesn't seem to override all other signals if connected. And if you've got a manual handy you'll see that Item (16) AUX-IN, is at the very bottom of page 3 and Pyle seems to simply have run out of room for its description. Has anyone gotten it to function?
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Yes, it is, but it is possible that the HDMI unit is going bad. I'm on my second Denon in 6 years, and this seems to be an endemic problem. My 2113 is having serious sound problems and occasional video problems.
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I have to agree with you. I have a playstation 3 and a media extender for streaming vids/TV from my computer. That uses up all my HDMI inputs on the Yamaha. So what happens when I get a new device?? Yeah, I'm not really future proofed at all. I'd like to see 4 HDMI inputs.