A:AnswerHonestly, $20.01 and where it is purchased. Many marketed high-quality cables are constructed of the same basic materials as the lower-cost alternatives. They may have colored insulators or gold-plated connections, yet simple lamp wiring is sufficient for speaker cables and a $5 dynex HDMI transmits all the same electrons as a $45 GigantoCable.
A:AnswerTs Netflix available directly through your TV? Or does it come in through Roku or Apple TV?
If it comes in directly through your TV:
This is why you connect this cable as a audio return to your sound system, Set the input on your receiver to Audio 1 and it should work
If it comes in through Roku or Apple TV.
You will need to input an HDMI cable into your sound system and do the input through whatever HDMI input you connected it through.
A:AnswerI haven’t had issues with optical cables. I had a Bose system that need a optical cable. I bought the Dynex as it is a perfectly fine cable and it works just as good as the overpriced cables. I have an HDMI cable on my Cox receiver so cant tell you for sure. I’d try a new inexpensive Dynex cable and see if it works
A:AnswerThis will be perfect! I went thru 3 sets from Amazon (same problem) all returned. I saw this ai BB and noticed how small the connecting plugs were. Purchased plugged in to my new Sharp and BINGO!
A:AnswerYes yes yes I have a brand new 50in Sony and brought insignia mini sound bar. I ran to BB to buy cable plugs but they only sell the one for 20.00 ijn store would work . I love save money now waiting to pick up my $3.99 ones next Wed. I save and will wait.
A:AnswerThose don't exist. You'd be going from stereo to digital. You need a stereo to optical/digital converter box.
I use a Fosmon digital to analog audio converter.
