No. Not all HDMI cables can let you experience the full capacity of eARC because of the extra bandwidth needed

You can use a 3-input or 4-input HDMI switcher.

Throught and audio extractor, the sound can be returned from the eARC port of the TV to the 1.4 version

The main difference is the bandwidth of the audio: ARC can transmit up to 1Mbps, while eARC can reach up

You can easily enjoy Dolby Atoms by connecting an audio extrator to the external source and streaming platform that supports

Most projectors does not have the best audio output jack (ex: eARC or optical). You can use an HDMI audio

Most TVs and laptops that feature a USB-C port support USB-C to HDMI output functionality. However, before mirroring your mobile

Your device must meet below 3 requirements: 1. The source device can output HDMI 7.1CH audio. 2. The video on

The HDMI splitter must have a down-scaling function that allows it to detect and configure the video resolution automatically based

You can connect the second HDMI port of an HDMI splitter to the Soundbar, or connect various audio port (such