is this the right cable for a samsung blue ray dvd? null

If your bluray player has an optical digital output and your receiver has the same input this cable will work. The port will look like a square hole with a small flap covering it. Hope this helps.

For video out from your DVD player you might be using an HDMI or Component video cable. Audio does travel through these channels as well to the device you plug them into, such as a TV. Only if you are extending your setup to an entertainment system you might plug in the Video cable to a different device than your audio system. Depending on your DVD player (supporting optical out) and what your audio system supports (optical in) this would fit. You may have other options which are also supported such as coaxial digital audio out as well. which is a lower cost option.

No it's for speaker audio input and output

For sound it depends on if you have a surround sound system your hooking up to. If that's what i'ts for then yes.

Unsure without looking at your exact setup ... I would say no because HDMI is always the best connection going from a Blu-Ray player to your audio-video receiver. I use the fiber cable ONLY to get 5.1 Dolby Digital from the over-the-air signal to my audio-video receiver. Hope this helps!

this is an audio cable,you need an hdmi cable

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Answered by Milles21 9 years ago
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If your bluray player has an optical digital output and your receiver has the same input this cable will work. The port will look like a square hole with a small flap covering it. Hope this helps.
Answered by Truckergirl50 9 years ago
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For video out from your DVD player you might be using an HDMI or Component video cable. Audio does travel through these channels as well to the device you plug them into, such as a TV. Only if you are extending your setup to an entertainment system you might plug in the Video cable to a different device than your audio system. Depending on your DVD player (supporting optical out) and what your audio system supports (optical in) this would fit. You may have other options which are also supported such as coaxial digital audio out as well. which is a lower cost option.
Answered by DoubleBarrels77 9 years ago
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Yes it is worked like a charm
Answered by Jgarza2983 10 years ago
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No it's for speaker audio input and output
Answered by Coolcharger 10 years ago
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For sound it depends on if you have a surround sound system your hooking up to. If that's what i'ts for then yes.
Answered by DavidS 10 years ago
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Yes with mine works perfect
Answered by Ivan 9 years ago
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Unsure without looking at your exact setup ... I would say no because HDMI is always the best connection going from a Blu-Ray player to your audio-video receiver. I use the fiber cable ONLY to get 5.1 Dolby Digital from the over-the-air signal to my audio-video receiver. Hope this helps!
Answered by Pegleg56 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Optical 9 years ago
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Answered by IPAD4U 10 years ago
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