does this receiver has an arc output null

Wondered the same thing, check here. It supports eARC https://www.denon.com/en-us/product/av-receivers/avr-x1700h The reason this is helpful is if you have a receiver with ARC you can go from your TV to your receiver then to your speakers. This is better otherwise you have to have a firestick, cable box, etc going to your receiver then to your TV. With ARC you can use the built-in features of the TV and still get your 7.1 speakers pumping.

Yes. Formerly known on older receivers with HDMI connections as HDMI OUT it is now labeled as HDMI Arc/eArc OUT. You access and use the settings on the receiver to 'activate' the Arc fearture.

I was going to say "its in the description/specs", but I realized Best Buy (as usual) didn't specify such an important spec. Best Buy does really have one of the worst detail info section on the planet.

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Wondered the same thing, check here. It supports eARC https://www.denon.com/en-us/product/av-receivers/avr-x1700h The reason this is helpful is if you have a receiver with ARC you can go from your TV to your receiver then to your speakers. This is better otherwise you have to have a firestick, cable box, etc going to your receiver then to your TV. With ARC you can use the built-in features of the TV and still get your 7.1 speakers pumping.
Answered by Derek 4 years ago
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Yes. Formerly known on older receivers with HDMI connections as HDMI OUT it is now labeled as HDMI Arc/eArc OUT. You access and use the settings on the receiver to 'activate' the Arc fearture.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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I was going to say "its in the description/specs", but I realized Best Buy (as usual) didn't specify such an important spec. Best Buy does really have one of the worst detail info section on the planet.
Answered by DarkResulNaki 3 years ago
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