Hook up multiple devices to soundbar
IN input on the soundbar.
I had no idea was she was talking about as I know nothing about these things. I mostly work on projectors.
October 15, at 4: Due to a security issue we will be resetting all users' passwords. Option 1 Connect sources to input selector, connect input selector output to the HDMI input on the soundbar. You are watching TV and decide to watch a Blu-ray.
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Or is it something different? The soundbar "out" is connected to the tv "in".
October 24, at January 9, at 8: Unfortunately it is poorly implemented, not intuitive and can hook up multiple devices to soundbar a lot of problems for end users who aren't tech savvy.
Typically, it does nothing and you have to get the TV remote to switch to the correct input and then the sound bar or receiver remote to switch to its correct input. If using the TVs apps or antenna then an optical cable from the TV to the sound bar or receiver.
Is there any way to get it connected?
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Then y do we need to output the audio from tv back to the bar through arc or optical. May 20, at 5: Any ideas, I think I am doing it all very wrong…. I have a Samsung TV with HDMi audio output to a soundbar that also has optical audio output, can use this for wireless headphone receiver connection? When this is the case, you will likely want to utilize a more sophisticated sound bar that can handle multiple HDMI inputs and which will switch the incoming video to a single HDMI output.
Using Your Television or Your Sound bar as Your Media Hub
Your question Get the answer. If you get audio, then, yes, a soundbar will work. And who knows, it might just get you hooked enough on good audio to convince someone to let you upgrade that system down the road to something that will really shake the house! For the TV apps they will connect the TVs optical output to the sound bar or receiver and use a universal remote to do the switching. I recently purchased a Vizio SB soundbar and connected it to my Samsung D television via digital optical cable.
And what about the other devices? February 16, at 7: