Is the eArc 4k pass through 120Hz? null

the eARC is HDMI 2.1 (48 Gb/s for 4k 120 HZ capable) but the issue is the inputs into the AMBEO are HDMI 2.0a. These have a bandwidth of 18 Gb/s that only supports 4k @ 60 so a TV with built in HDMI 2.1 ports would be a better place to connect devices. Newer TV's have begun integrating HDMI 2.1 into their specs that are capable of 4k @ 120 (check specs before purchasing). With newer consoles (PS5/X Box Series X) or PC it would be better to be hooked up directly to TV with 2.1 ports and utilizing the eARC to transfer sound to the AMBEO.

why not just use hdmi earc for output and then use the tvs built in hdmi ports for 4k 120?

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the eARC is HDMI 2.1 (48 Gb/s for 4k 120 HZ capable) but the issue is the inputs into the AMBEO are HDMI 2.0a. These have a bandwidth of 18 Gb/s that only supports 4k @ 60 so a TV with built in HDMI 2.1 ports would be a better place to connect devices. Newer TV's have begun integrating HDMI 2.1 into their specs that are capable of 4k @ 120 (check specs before purchasing). With newer consoles (PS5/X Box Series X) or PC it would be better to be hooked up directly to TV with 2.1 ports and utilizing the eARC to transfer sound to the AMBEO.
Answered by Betes 5 years ago
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HDMI 2.0
Answered by TeKFaN 1 year ago
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why not just use hdmi earc for output and then use the tvs built in hdmi ports for 4k 120?
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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I believe it is.
Answered by TVfun 5 years ago
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