are any other wires required to connect to a samsung tv or tv in general?
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yes l believe so, but l was using a hdmi but the output just stopped working after 6 months using...today l using a "normal" wires to connect to a sony tv.
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My understanding is that all of the 'smart' TVs put out by Samsung are wifi ready -- but you'd have to check the specs of the model because they produce so many variations with small features included / excluded on what seems an arbitrary basis. Note, the model of TV in this post is NOT a Smart TV.
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No. It requires a digital optical cable (Toslink). Most new TV's have an optical output on them so connection should be simple.
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Now that's an interesting question. They have proprietery connectors. A newer Samsung? Of course, if you can get replacement connectors you can just splice the wires into those, if you're handy.
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Safraz, This model does not have an audio output, so connecting your audio bar directly to your cable/sat box or other source device would be recommended. Thanks for your interest in Samsung televisions. --Mr. S
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No. But, you will need, though, an HDMI cable for components like a DVD, etc. You might also need an RCA cable for older units. The cheapest ones work just as well as expensive cables. A regular F type cable connects to your cable connection on the wall unless you are directly connecting to a cable box with an HDMI cable.
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Yes it requires an adapter sold seperately for about 80.00.You can research it on samsungs web site.
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Yes, but you have to buy Samsung's expensive USB wireless adapter, it will not recognize a regular USB wireless adapter, otherwise it works fine and I have it networked to all of my other and Newer smart TVs. TV is limited with AllShare, most of my computer folders that I share on the network exceed the specs. Therefore, I use my Netgear Centria and Windows to access shared media from that TV. Picture is awesome, best one in the house for viewing.
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You need an antenna cable to go from your antenna to the device hooked to the "in" connector. Then you can hook another antenna cable to your TV from one of the "out" connectors.
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None. It comes with 2 fiber optic cables and other input options. Fiber optic is the smallest and compatible with most tvs. Other than power, the only cable is fiber optic from tv to the bar. The sub is wireless (aside from power)
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I THINK this is the answer; On most current Samsung TVs, if your television has audio out jacks, you can not connect speakers directly to them. Instead, you must connect the audio out jacks to a standard stereo amplifier or receiver, which in turn are attached to a set of speakers. I have mine hooked up with a Sony receiver and speakers. Samsung has a customer service number 1-888-899-7604. They can tell you for sure.
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You will need an HDMI cable if you want to hook it up to your TV that way, which is the simplest method. It comes with standard cables, but again, messy wires and hassle. Amazon sells great generic HDMI cables at a very inexpensive price.
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I haven't been able to use it nwith my 8 year old Samsung TV. The connector port requires ARC capabilities, and my TV doesn't have that.
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You should be able to hook up a standard 3-wire cable to the TV as well. I have a Samsung HDTV, and the connections are set up to be 5 or 3 wire. For example, we had our Wii connected via a 3-wire component cable to the TV, and now we have our 5-wire DVR connected to the component connection.
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No. I picked up a Rocketfish adapter to use for the back two speakers so I didn't have to run wires from the TV.
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No, you just need a tv that have the coaxial connector, all of them have it
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If you want to connect it directly to the TV with the USB cable then yes. The better way to connect to the TV is with the Samsung All Cast Dongle or Chromecast.