Samsung Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) Does this cable meet that criteria?
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Idk what CEC means, but when i purchased my cables from monoprice, the anynet functionality of the tv with the bluray player worked without a problem. Just simply connect the two ends of the cable, and tv will recognize it.
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i am using a samsung HD cable box from time warner and it is working fine - not sure about other models that they may have.
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It works fine and we didn't need to purchase any extra cables. Not sure about the Samsung question..i can't remember what kind of tv we have..and not home to check.
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I don't know. I connected a CAT5 cable to my device as part of my install and didn't test the HDMI cable for ethernet. The cable does a great job with video and audio. The HDMI specification states that it will transfer data up to 100 mb/sec, so you could give it a try.
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Hdmi 1.4 is a connection/device spec not a cable spec. ANY high speed HDMI cable will support the 1.4 spec.
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No the connection is not a coax cable. I know it says it is, but the description is wrong. There is no way other than a switcher to go from coax to hdmi.
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Any hdmi cable should do. My experience with these cables was not good though as both were defective.
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It should, but the devices you connect with it (e.g., DVD player and monitor/TV) must both be HDCP compliant.
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No. This allows you to send an hdmi signal over a cat5 cable for a far distance.
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No.This cable ONLY works for devices which SPECIFICALLY say they support HDMI-to-Component (or Analog via HDMI), which is a very tiny handful of devices on the market. It does not work for standard HDMI ports. The reason for this is because you are taking a purely digital signal and passing it through a cable to an analog input. One or both of the devices needs to convert the signal from digital to analog. This cable does NOT do it for you. It doesn't matter if you're going from component to HDMI, or HDMI to component, this cable will not work for you unless your device is specifically designed to do the conversion from digital to analog via HDMI. No.This cable ONLY works for devices which SPECIFICALLY say they support HDMI-to-Component (or Analog via HDMI), which is a very tiny handful of devices on the market. It does not work for standard HDMI ports. The reason for this is because you are taking a purely digital signal and passing it through a cable to an analog input. One or both of the devices needs to convert the signal from digital to analog. This cable does NOT do it for you. It doesn't matter if you're going from component to HDMI, or HDMI to component, this cable will not work for you... » Read More No.This cable ONLY works for devices which SPECIFICALLY say they support HDMI-to-Component (or Analog via HDMI), which is a very tiny handful of devices on the market. It does not work for standard HDMI ports. The reason for this is because you are taking a purely digital signal and passing it through a cable to an analog input. One or both of the devices needs to convert the signal from digital to analog. This cable does NOT do it for you. It doesn't matter if you're going from component to HDMI, or HDMI to component, this cable will not work for you unless your device is specifically designed to do the conversion from digital to analog via HDMI. « Show Less
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It should work fine. I have mine running through an HDMI to ethernet (and then back to HDMI on the other end) adapter. As others have said, as long as it HDMI signal is sent unaltered, it should work. You may also want the 90deg adapter because it can stick out far-it just depends on how much space you have to work with.
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According to the manufacturer specifications, the Toshiba 32L2400U does support HDMI with CEC.2.
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Well, I don't know. Here is what is printed on the cable: Hi Speed HDMI cable with ethernet E321464 AWM Style 20276 80(degrees)C 30V VM-1 It works sending from a DISH Hopper to an Epson projector, as it does for a 5 year told Mac Mini. It does NOT work with an HDMI switch and splitter in-line tho. I got lazy and didn't debug that, I just re-cable the 10 times a year I need to.
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I purchased the cable and it works great on several different brands of TV,s that I have. I dont know about the Samsung model you mention, but if it has a standard HDMI connector I see no reason why it want work.Walt.
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Edward Drudge, The same cable should work just fine for both. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S