Home Cinema Samsung HDMI OUT: 5.1 Surround Sound with Built-in Blu-ray Player & Cable Box Setup

Hey
I have a quick question for you
I want to buy a home theater that has HDMI OUT. I would like to connect them as follows:
1 TV with HDMI IN without ARC (TV unfortunately has no optics) with HDMI OUT Home Theater
2 Cable box with home cinema using optics.
3 Cable decoder with TV via HDMI
The question is, if I watch home cinema movies with a built-in blue ray player, will I have 5.1 cinema sound?
The sound will be 5.1 both watching cable and home cinema movies
greetings
fajnytomek

fajnytomek wrote:

Will I have 5.1 sound from the cinema watching movies from a home cinema system that has a built-in blue ray player?

Of course.

fajnytomek wrote:

The sound will be 5.1 both watching cable and home cinema movies

Basically yes. In the case of cable TV, the sound depends on the content broadcast, i.e. audio. Keep this in mind.
From what I read, the vast majority of broadcast channels do not have 5.1 sound.

Here, I would like to draw attention to one aspect that a colleague must take into account;

fajnytomek wrote:

2 Cable box with home cinema using optics.
3 Cable decoder with TV via HDMI

In the case of such a connection, one may expect the phenomenon of a lack of synchronization of sound and image.
Let's hope that this effect will not occur in this case.

fajnytomek wrote:

TV with HDMI IN without ARC (TV unfortunately has no optics)

A friend is sure that the TV has no digital audio output?
Please enter some TV model.

Hi thanks for the quick reply. It's good that I asked you yesterday the seller of RTV Euro AGD said that the samsung cinema with only hdmi out and the Hdmi in TV will not have the voice from all speakers (that they should be connected with an optician). I was advised to buy a more expensive cinema with several HDMI out

I am sending hardware and output / input models.

Sony Bravia KDL-40S5500 TV
HDMI (TM) inputs
3
The HDMI (TM) signal can be input from a computer
YES
PC input (15-pin D-Sub) + audio input
YES
Component inputs
1
Composite video input
1
USB 2.0 input
YES
Mini jack (headphone) (mm)
3.5
PCMCIA card slot
YES
RCA audio output
YES
YES
SCART (RGB) inputs

Home cinema

Samsung HT-J5500

Number of HDMI connectors - inputs 0, outputs 1

Number of USB connectors -1

Number of EURO RGB connectors -0

Number of component connectors - 0 inputs, 0 outputs

Number of composite connectors -- inputs -0, outputs 0

Number of optical connectors - inputs 1, outputs 0

Ethernet (LAN) connector - yes

TOYA HD ARC1010YR decoder
1- HDMI Digital socket, intended for connecting the Receiver with a TV (supports HDCP standard)
2- S / PDIF Optical digital socket for connecting a Hi-Fi system or home theater to the receiver
greetings
fajnytomek

I reviewed the specifications of this TV and there is actually no digital output.

Only the optical connection between the decoder and the cinema remains.
Please remember to change the settings in the cinema - audio output.
The sound must be directed to the optical output, also called S / PDIF.

Hey
I also received support from Samsung regarding my doubts "
Sir, (1) without ARC support for both devices, audio transmission via HDMI cable will not be possible. (2) You will pass the sound from the set-top box to the cinema via an optical cable. (3) Via HDMI a TV decoder - you will transmit the image on TV "
If the TV does not have ARC, you will not be able to output sound via HDMI.
If the TV does not have an optical connector and does not support the ARC function via HDMI - you will not transfer sound to the cinema in any way "
That's how I wrote back the service from Samsung.
If I understand correctly, there is no chance that he would have a sound watching blue ray from the cinema?
Did I misunderstand what the website wrote?
Should I understand it that way. With such a connection
Tv HDMI IN without ARC with KD HDMI OUT. When playing a movie with blue ray from the cinema, it obtains sound from the cinema and the picture on TV.
I would like to sum it all up and thank you very much for your help
fajnytomek

fajnytomek wrote:

If I understand correctly, there is no chance that he would have a sound watching blue ray from the cinema?

Hyh, I'll say it again.
When playing a disc in a cinema, a friend will receive the sound that the given disc provides.
The TV has nothing to do with it, in this case it is a monitor that plays only the video signal from the HDMI OUT jack of the cinema.

The TV does not support ARC and there is no digital audio output - this prevents the TV from sending audio to the cinema.
It would be a problem if a colleague would use e.g. USB pen drive or built-in TV decoder.

Fortunately, a colleague has an external TV decoder with optical output and can be connected directly to the cinema.
In this way, the sound of the TV station will be in the cinema in accordance with the broadcast standard for the station.

"And that was enough ..." I hope

Thank you so much for your patience and of course for your help.
Subject to close
greetings
fajnytomek