What does the arrow mean on the cable null

The arrow designates the recommended direction of the signal carried by the HDMI cable. The arrow should point from the "out" HDMI connection to the "in" HDMI connection. As an example, when you hook up an AudioQuest cable from your cable box to your TV, the arrow on the cable should point from the cable box to the TV. Similarly, you would use this same method when connecting a Blu-Ray or DVD player to the TV. Not sure if it really matters or if it even works or why, I just followed the instructions.

The arrow means from Player to TV.

the direction of the signal. from device to TV, arrow would point to the tv direction

It represents the direction in which the current should be flowing from the source that is giving it to the item that is receiving it to ensure you're getting the best quality that cable can give.

The arrow is telling which direction to plug the cable into.

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The arrow designates the recommended direction of the signal carried by the HDMI cable. The arrow should point from the "out" HDMI connection to the "in" HDMI connection. As an example, when you hook up an AudioQuest cable from your cable box to your TV, the arrow on the cable should point from the cable box to the TV. Similarly, you would use this same method when connecting a Blu-Ray or DVD player to the TV. Not sure if it really matters or if it even works or why, I just followed the instructions.
Answered by Mikey 8 years ago
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The arrow means from Player to TV.
Answered by Cruemeister 8 years ago
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the direction of the signal. from device to TV, arrow would point to the tv direction
Answered by bigehunter 8 years ago
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It represents the direction in which the current should be flowing from the source that is giving it to the item that is receiving it to ensure you're getting the best quality that cable can give.
Answered by TEYJ 9 years ago
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The arrow is telling which direction to plug the cable into.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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