Question 1

Since comes with  with the harmon/kardon A/V receiver does this HDMI cable support 3D?

Thanks!

Accepted Answer

I bought this as a separate cable and I am not currently running 3D. It works great so far and I don't see why it wouldn't support 3D but I can not say for sure.

Question 2

Does this HDMI cable possess the Ethernet functionality?(Needed for future reference. Thank you)

Accepted Answer

I don't think that it does. If you want an HDMI cable that also possesses the Ethernet functionality, then you can buy one that specifies that. This particular cable does not specify that.

Question 3

Are these 15' cable appropriate for all home theater applications please - like 3d etc and so on?

Thanks a lot,

Nic

Accepted Answer

I wouldnt reccomend these for any high end HDMI aplications, they are small in size but seem to work ok for regular HD TV

Question 4

I bought this cable to hook up Yamaha RX-373  (with ARC) receiver to my Samsung "SMART" tv with ARC and I couldn't get any sound from the TV.  Anyone have any problems with the cable?  I had an older HMDI that I found would work but not this cable.

Accepted Answer

If you have a Yamaha receiver, why on earth would you send sound to the TV? There is nothing smart about any Samsung product. They r&d to get it on shelves, then drop support soon after. Return the TV, and hook up a computer to a new (not Samsung) TV. Now that's smart. If some other cable worked, and this one doesn't, this one may not have the bandwidth to accommodate all parts of the signal. In reality, there are many problems with HDMI and the signals it passes. Manufacturers like Samsung & Apple do not follow the standards set forth by tech developers. I would highly recommend not using ARC. I personally have seen it defeat Dolby Digital signals, and cause all kinds of havoc with brands that do not follow operational standards. Good luck.

Question 5

Is this standard cable for all LCD tv's?

Accepted Answer

HDMI is pretty much standard on LCD and other flat panel TVs, Blu-Ray players, etc. However, you should check you TV's documentation to be sure. -gw

Question 6

Is it compatible with MacBook Pro with Mac OS X? Could you please let me know?

Accepted Answer

I used mine on a PC, but it should work with any HDMI system, as long as your Mac has a standard HDMI output connection port.

Question 7

what gauge is this cable?

Accepted Answer

It's thinner than most cables, but works just fine.  Hooked my laptop to the 55in TV with it, and worked perfectly.

Question 8

Does these cables actually support ARC?  Specifications section says yes, but some of the reviews say no.

Accepted Answer

I don't know actually. Does everything I want it to. Goes from laptop to TV and laptop to projector no problem. Full HDMI 1080p w/audio.

Question 9

Have a 4K monitor. Will this run at 4K 60hz on a 4K monitor? Can I use this on a 4K monitor & then set the monitor at 1080p to get it to 60hz?

Accepted Answer

YES. I would suppose this 4k/1080p option is easy to obtain on both settings on those Types of Displays.

Question 10

what's awg of this cable? 15 feet model

Accepted Answer

High AWG on HDMI cables is nothing to worry about with wires below ~20 feet.

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