Does sony BDN-N7100W support 50' HDMI cable? If yes, what is the HDMI cable model? where to purchase it?
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It would seem that it would, I don't believe there is a "friction" signal loss associated with the length. I have 2, 25ft. HDMI cables with a connector union in my cruiser with a small Magnavox blue ray player, with no degradation in picture quality. The place to get the cable is Triangle Cables; trianglecables.com
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http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/24-13380 Has built in booster. Company is division of Newark Electronics. Abt $42.
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Yes, it does. That is the length of cable we have with our system. Works great! I'm not sure what the model is. I don't have the packaging for it any longer. I purchased it online through Amazon. I went with a mid-range quality and didn't spend a lot.
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I want to but the LN46A630 and want to ensure that I get the correct HDMI cable that will support 120 HZ, etc. So what exact product should I get? When folks reply, please give the model # so I know what to get. Thanks!
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I guess my cables are HDMI Cables. I looked up Hiteker on amazon and found pictures of the back of this Tv and shows where the cables go. I will keep looking. I have a picture of the back of tv but can not find where to attach a photo on here. :(
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Hey Wally I am using this HDMI cable for my Toshiba laptop that supports full HD to my Panasonic HDTV and it works with no issues. Also the 12 feet does come in handy and it's built better in my opinion than the Amazon HDMI cables which I replaced with this. Hope this answers your question.
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actually, I am not sure... as I brought this one by mistake. I want one for HDMI but got this one now sitting here doing nothing. If you would like I can sell this to you for 50% + shipping. where are you located?
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Spec sheet doesn't specify which version of 4K HDMI Video output/up scaler - probably a question best posed to Sony.
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No, There are currently no Sony recievers on the market that support HDCP 2.2. There is an Onkyo, but even it only has 1 port dedicated to it. The STR-ZA1000ES will support HDCP 2.2 but it is not available yet. Luckly right now there isn't very much content that supports HDCP 2.2. but it will become a problem later if you trying to future proof your system. They will be able to update the HDMI firmware but the hdcp is not backwards compatible due that the current hardware was not designed for it yet. Honestly, I would wait. They starting to roll out HDCP 2.2 Receivers soon, beats worrying about it later. Hope that helps.
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From reading the manual (which I downloaded from the Support section of www.sonystyle.com), it said that HDMI-to-DVI cables and HDMI-DVI adapters are not recommended, but it didn't explicitly say they wouldn't work. Reading between the lines, it seems they aren't recommended only because they only send video information, and you'll need a second connection for the audio...which is really no big deal, if you ask me.If anyone can provide more information, I'd appreciate it. I'm planning on buying this receiver soon but my cable box only does DVI, not HDMI, so this would be a deal-breaker. From reading the manual (which I downloaded from the Support section of www.sonystyle.com), it said that HDMI-to-DVI cables and HDMI-DVI adapters are not recommended, but it didn't explicitly say they wouldn't work. Reading between the lines, it seems they aren't recommended only because they only send video information, and you'll need a second connection for the audio...which is really no big deal, if you ask me.If anyone can provide more information, I'd appreciate it. I'm planning on buying this receiver soon but my cable box only does DVI, not HDMI, so this would be a... » Read More From reading the manual (which I downloaded from the Support section of www.sonystyle.com), it said that HDMI-to-DVI cables and HDMI-DVI adapters are not recommended, but it didn't explicitly say they wouldn't work. Reading between the lines, it seems they aren't recommended only because they only send video information, and you'll need a second connection for the audio...which is really no big deal, if you ask me.If anyone can provide more information, I'd appreciate it. I'm planning on buying this receiver soon but my cable box only does DVI, not HDMI, so this would be a deal-breaker. « Show Less
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No it does not include a HDMI cable. Probably because it would add $50+ to the price tag and your cabling needs are going to vary widely. (Selling HDMI cables alongside of a HDMI-capable device requires the cable to be licensed separately - not required if the HDMI cable is sold by itself, which explains the absurd price difference). If this is for a home theater, I recommend doing what I'm doing, which is building it one piece at a time and repeatedly using a tape measure. That will reduce missteps but it will take longer. I was originally going to put the BenQ W1070 on one wall but after getting it and playing around with it a bit, I ended up putting it on a different wall, which meant a completely different strategy. Had I bought all the parts all at once (including cables), I would have had to ship most of it back.
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Hi WP,Sorry for the delay. Out of town. I can only give you the answer on my 32 inch. It has a digital/optical audio out, a standard audio out, the standard color coded audio right and left for cable and a yellow video for the cable. It has 2 HDMI inputs, 1 USB port and the normal cable antennae in. I'm not sure if the 50 inch is different since it would be more appropriate for video games and sound systems. Hope this helps albeit late!!! John
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You can buy a HDMI to component cable or converter box, but it will probably not work with Sony's HDCP copy protection in place. Odds are you will need a new HDTV. While most recent HDTVs support HDMI, there are plenty of gamers who are using an older HDTV that came out right as HDMI was becoming a standard feature. These cables don't work with most content, Bluray or streaming devices.
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don't know about compatibility issues with Sony (it is hdmi, it should work). picture quality is just acceptable and does not improve even with best wifi signal and bandwidth
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I also have a PN50B650. It is wall-mounted so I connected 3 HDMI cables to it for future use. I used 12 feet in-wall rated cables, but I think could have managed with 6 feet cables. The only HDMI currently in use is the one going from my TiVo to my HDTV. I will eventually be connecting an A/V receiver to the HDTV via HDMI and a Mac Mini to the HDTV with the third HDMI (using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter). When I get a Blu-ray player, I will connect it directly to the A/V receiver with an HDMI cable. The best place to order cables is from m o n o p r i c e . c o m. Spending a fortune on expensive Monster cables is a waste of money from what I have gathered on various AVS message boards. I also have a PN50B650. It is wall-mounted so I connected 3 HDMI cables to it for future use. I used 12 feet in-wall rated cables, but I think could have managed with 6 feet cables. The only HDMI currently in use is the one going from my TiVo to my HDTV. I will eventually be connecting an A/V receiver to the HDTV via HDMI and a Mac Mini to the HDTV with the third HDMI (using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter). When I get a Blu-ray player, I will connect it directly to the A/V receiver with an HDMI cable. The best place to order cables is from m o n o p r i c e . c o m. Spending a fortune... » Read More I also have a PN50B650. It is wall-mounted so I connected 3 HDMI cables to it for future use. I used 12 feet in-wall rated cables, but I think could have managed with 6 feet cables. The only HDMI currently in use is the one going from my TiVo to my HDTV. I will eventually be connecting an A/V receiver to the HDTV via HDMI and a Mac Mini to the HDTV with the third HDMI (using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter). When I get a Blu-ray player, I will connect it directly to the A/V receiver with an HDMI cable. The best place to order cables is from m o n o p r i c e . c o m. Spending a fortune on expensive Monster cables is a waste of money from what I have gathered on various AVS message boards. « Show Less
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any cheap HDMI cable offered from Amazon will do. I bought this TV in early October (from Amazon) and also purchased 2 - $5 dollar cables (also from Amazon). You do NOT need the fancy HDMI cables that cost $100+. For a little reference, advice, see this site, (CNET). http://reviews.cnet.com/hdmi-guide/?tag=pm (i don't work for Cnet or Amazon or any of the vendors, i was in the exact same position as you, and made the mistake once of buying expensive cables. never again, there is no difference in the picture, and my bluray is connected to this tv via a $5 HDMI cable thats 12 feet long. Monster cables that long would run near $200, and it just is not worth the money)
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Dear Keith,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger 50ft HDMI cable! Our 50 feet HDMI cables are 26 AWG.Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Not me but I am using hdmi cable with a samsung 46" LCD LN46B640. It was definitely near HD quality. Watched a regular dvd of inglourious basterds and district 9 this week and the picture quality was nothing short of amazing. In district 9, the helicopter shot over the alien camp was so crystal clear that it looked like 3-d. I'm gonna have to rent the blu-ray version to compare them. I've been happy with the upconversion. I also have a regular sony dvd player (dvp-ns700h/b) that got great reviews and I still use in my bedroom. Is that the one you have? You could even see my 5/14/08 amazon review of the sony dvd player to see how much I love my sony dvd player (dvp-ns700h/b). The Sony dvd player does an amazing job of upconverting. Probably the best outside of an oppo. Maybe even slightly better than the panasonic blu-ray player. Not really sure though because I have been really impressed with dvds in the panasonic. Maybe I will set up both with my television and really compare them. I do suggest you to connect an hdmi to your television though. That may fix your problem. Maybe the sony converts better than the panasonic with the component cables but the panasonic may convert equally well with an hdmi.