Just found one for a gamer for their Wii.ĭigital audio cables are meant to transmit a sophisticated high definition audio signal between your audio source component and a component to 'play' the sound into your room. You may need an HDMI adapter/converter for some gaming systems.

There also is a 4th (forth) separate HDMI input on the front of the HDMI switcher box unit, that my son uses for his XBox (or you can hook up to any other gaming system).

The HDMI switcher box I am using is a Monoprice 5557 pretty cool and not expensive. But ANY separate sound system can be hooked in (a separate Amp/sound bar, whatever) I just turn off or lower the original TV's crummy speakers only using the BOSE for sound. I chose the BOSE unit because I wanted to control our sound volume with a remote. So I have my audio going from the new HDMI switcher box to a separate audio system (could be any receiver/external speakers/home theater/surround sound/whatever).įor sound, I personally hook into a BOSE Solo system using the Digital COAX audio cable. The switcher box I am using, gives you choices of three different types/choices of separate audio outputs to plug into your sound system/sound bar/amplifier/surround sound/BOSE Solo: (2) one separate audio Digital output for TV sound (1) one HDMI output to my new TV for the TV video (3) HDMI from a 'Smart' TV internet box (my TV is not a 'smart TV' so this box lets me connect my TV to the Internet) So I have three HDMI inputs plugged currently 'into' the new HDMI switcher box: To solve the problem of improving the sound quality versus using the original on-board internal Samsung TV speakers, I bought an HDMI switcher box that has three 'separate' audio outputs as well as an HDMI output and 4 HDMI inputs.

I have a brand new 55' Samsung with ZERO audio outputs (go figure). Might be clearer than my shorter answer above: Below is my more detailed answer for this 'Having no audio out function' on your TV question/solution (for future readers.

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