HDMI cables - how many to buy? How many HDMI cables should I purchase?
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What are you connecting the TV to? You'll need a HDMI cable for each one. My cable company included an HDMI cable with my box without additional charge. It works fine. I think it's 6' long. You might want to talk to your cable or satellite provider to see if they can give you one. If you have a DVD/Blue ray player that has an HDMI output then you'll need to get another cable for that. Check the back to make sure it has an HDMI jack first. Models over a year or so old may only have component inputs. A 6 foot cable should work fine. HDMI is so easy...one cable to connect to the TV and they only fit in one way.
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Your hdmi settings should include all four...1080I, 1080p, 720 and 480. Each should have a yes or no option next to it.
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so i can hook up an xbox 360/blu ray player/dvd etc....but no tv tuner obviously.how many hdmi hookups?
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If you have digital cable service that includes HD channels, or a HD source such as a Blue-Ray player or a HD DVD player, you will need to purchase some HDMI cables. Remember, you have to have the HDMI cables to get the full effect of high definition. They sell them here for cheap. You can find HDMI cables here for about $2-10, which is an absolute steal. Don't let anyone tell you that you have to get Monster cables. They are a complete rip off!
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Amazon has a great variety of 50' hdmi cables and I would contact Orei to find out which to buy. Usually a more expensive cable is better.
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Definitely only 2 HDMI per run. I could fit in another tiny cord or two, like a speaker cord though.
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Hi Maria, you need buy the following cables: Qty 1 HDMI to HDMI CableQty 1 15 Pin VGA Male to VGA Male CableQty 1 3.5mm Stereo Male to Male Cable
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The bundle comes with an HDMI cable as well. Which you could also buy separately.
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Check Monoprice and Blue Jean cables for your needs. Don't buy the expensive cables - but do buy good ones from one of the two I mentioned. They are both good suppliers - I have bought from both.Which cables you will need will depend on the devices. For example; is the the DVD equipped with HDMI or component or S-Video? RCA plugs for sound or optical.Better let your son know about each one ASAP so he can get the proper cables in time for him coming home for the installation (that's what I did for my mom recently).Good luckYou will really enjoy your new Samsung - it is a fine piece of equipment.Geo Check Monoprice and Blue Jean cables for your needs. Don't buy the expensive cables - but do buy good ones from one of the two I mentioned. They are both good suppliers - I have bought from both.Which cables you will need will depend on the devices. For example; is the the DVD equipped with HDMI or component or S-Video? RCA plugs for sound or optical.Better let your son know about each one ASAP so he can get the proper cables in time for him coming home for the installation (that's what I did for my mom recently).Good luckYou will really enjoy... » Read More Check Monoprice and Blue Jean cables for your needs. Don't buy the expensive cables - but do buy good ones from one of the two I mentioned. They are both good suppliers - I have bought from both.Which cables you will need will depend on the devices. For example; is the the DVD equipped with HDMI or component or S-Video? RCA plugs for sound or optical.Better let your son know about each one ASAP so he can get the proper cables in time for him coming home for the installation (that's what I did for my mom recently).Good luckYou will really enjoy your new Samsung - it is a fine piece of equipment.Geo « Show Less
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Sold separately. Don't buy it from a retail store where you are paying big bucks for probably a lesser hdmi cable. You can simply buy it from ebay for like under $5. Just make sure it is hdmi v1.3B. That is the best quality hdmi. I got mine from foliumcableevolutions on ebay.... http://cgi.ebay.com/6FT-Rugged-Braid-Silver-Metal-HDMI-Cable-PS3-HDTV-6-FT_W0QQitemZ300382070996QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item45f02aa8d4
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As I recall, the kit included one HDMI cable. You will need more, depending on how you set the system up. Feel free to use the lowest cost HDMI cables you can find, for short distances they are just fine. . You will need one or two to connect to the inputs on the transmitter (like a cable box and a DVD player). You will need another if you plan on using the pass through feature. Then one on the receiver to connect to the remote TV.
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You can also purchase HDMI cables at Monoprice.com..for around $5.00 and $6.00 for shipping..they are excellent..no middle man I was recommended by Audiophile/Videophile friends!
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There was one cable per package when I made my purchase. Each cable has one HDMI male connector on one end and one Mini-HDMI male connector on the other.
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Yes, You are right my man. My $2.00 + Shipping Amazon Hdmi Cable is giving me a perfect picture. If you needed Monster Cables @ $200.00 each then a person would need to spend $1,000.00 for cables to get all his toys hooked up... I think I will spend $10 and use the other $990.00 on a good sound system.. Ho! Ho! Ho! and have a Samsung Christmas......
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Technically only one, I am unsure as to how or why you would have more than one device sending a signal through one cable but in short I found the following information: Of the 18 Gb/sec bandwidth, only 14.4 Gb/sec is usable. The rest is overhead used for error correction and to make the signal more robust over long distances. (This 20% overhead exists in all HDMI versions.) Sending a UHD image over HDMI 2.0 at 60 frames-per-second (fps) is easy. Using the same color depth as HDTV, we only need 6.05 Gb/sec of bandwidth to support that resolution and frame rate with audio. With its 14.4 Gb/sec limit, HDMI 2.0 can handle that quite easily. Concerts, sports, 3D films-any content shot with a 60 fps rate can now be sent over HDMI at full UHD resolution.
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You are only going to be able to run two HDMI cables with this product, also, make sure that the cables you are going to use with this product are in-wall certified... I have noticed a big difference in the quality from using normal HDMI cables... Right now I am running one HDMI cable with two speaker wires and it fits nice. I had one HDMI cable one DVI cable and two speaker wire cables and it was too crowded. Hope that helps ya
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HDMI are 100% digital cables, either you have a good connection, or you don't. Signal loss for even budget HDMI cables doesn't happen until around 50ft, and those are the thinnest, cheapest cables. Spotting signal loss is simple, you will see very apparent snow over the video image, or have no image whatsoever. If your image is clear, then rest assured that you have the clearest image any HDMI cable can give you. A $50 Monster 6ft HDMI cable will not give you a clearer image than a $3 6' budget HDMI cable. That's the beauty of digital signals.