So this cable is a one stop shop, right? Or do I gotta get me one of those audio cables I've been hearing about?
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You'll have to get an audio cable. DVI doesn't carry audio signals, only video. HDMI is the connection type that is capable of carrying audio and video signals simultaneously.
1290059
All this is; A video cable for an older monitor type. It has nothing to do with audio.
1290060
This is a DVI cable. This connects a PC to a DVI monitor. It does not carry an audio signal like HDMI. If you are using a monitor/TV with built in speakers and want to use them, you will need an appropriate audio connection.
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only if you have built in speakers on the monitor than any audio cable the right type mono (one per channel), stereo. or what ever is the right type.I hope this helps, my audio card and speakers are separate and are more like surround sound.
1299908
You actually don't need a special cable. Radio Shack sells a "Mono inline audio adapter accepts a 1/8" stereo plug and fits a 1/8" mono jack. I use it for the same purpose - hearing a the sound in both ears.
1040724
Okay... It's been awhile since I setup my soundbar. If it comes with it then you are good to go. I just knew you would need such a connection cable.
1281210
"nothing more than an ethernet cable?" My friend, it appears you have much to learn in the ways of being better than everyone else in home electronics.Price spent > Actual performance. Once you learn this simple rule, you will be the ultimate audiophile, ready to rule the world with Bose Cubes and Monster HDMIs.Sad thing is, I was actually considering getting rid of my HK receiver and trying a Denon, not anymore.
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If you have a TV with HDMI connection this is the best way to go. HDMI cables carry high bandwidth signal and audio with just one cable. HDMI cable is not provided (I found some great ones on amazon). Your next best option is optical cables to carry your audio signal. At this time one HDMI cable is running my entire system.
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Yes! It's an awesome cable. Just make sure you use the correct end in your surround sound receiver.
384514
Sound comes through any HDMI cable. You don't need a separate cable for audio.The answer is yes.
2072898
Just be glad you got one cable to work! I never got video or audio through the one I purchased. They just put out poor quality product!
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i believe there are adapters that you can use to use the composite connections on the back (fixed audio out). Just head over to your local Radio Shack and you should be set. It may not be a clean solution and you may require a couple of adapters but i'm pretty sure there is a solution to your problem. Plus, these no brand cables from radio shack come in pretty cheap and of good quality in my experience so it shouldn't set you back more than 30 dollars.
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There is an audio output, so as long as you have the right cables and software, yes.
432945
Audio adaptor? Yes, it should! If not, return it, but it really should. Mine came with one adaptor cable and two caps.
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So in my experience as an IT student I have never encountered a uni-directional cable. People that don't buy sub cables can just use A/V cables (just provides lower quality sound). Really it should not matter which way the cable goes. If there is a hum try switching it. All its doing is completing a circuit, and from what I can tell there is no sort of switch in the wire, so again, the direction really shouldn't matter.
510291
Neither one. Save $100+ and order an Amazon, Monoprice, Blue Jeans Cable, etc brand cable. They all do the EXACT SAME THING as the Monster cables but cost a fraction of the price.
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You would only need one if your audio source is optical. I needed one just because my TV only has an optical audio output.
707424
No you don't need any additional cables at all,any good speaker cables will do.It doesn't comes with any equipments,you get one pair of speakers that's it.
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hey there! ya, i was about to write a follow up. i got an insanely nice woman on the phone at AT support (found the # on the website) and she sent me a replacement cable for free. kind of amazing really. i would expect to pay at least the shipping if it hapens again. it kind of feels like i got another Xmas present because i wouldve had to buy a new set of headphones if i hadnt found a replacement cable. AT has won itself a loyal customer.