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How to Connect Home Cinema, Decoder, and TV Set for NC+ Decoder Sound with HDMI Cables

Dawid Dobrzynski 16728 8
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  • #1 16652797
    Dawid Dobrzynski
    Level 1  
    How to connect a home cinema and decoder, so that there is sound in the home cinema watching something on the nc + decoder. My connection now is the cinema is connected to the tv with hdmi cable and the decoder with the tv also with hdmi cable. I do not know how to connect sound from a home cinema decoder. Please help.
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    #2 16652833
    madar
    Level 17  
    Try Euro-RCA (chinch), Euro to decoder, chinch for home cinema on AUX IN.
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  • #3 16655382
    Juru666
    Level 9  
    Is not everything connected via the HDMI cable? If not, I would give RCA from the set-top box to the cinema and DMI to TV. Do not you have an optical entrance?
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  • #4 16656056
    Anonymous
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  • #5 16656076
    mariuszp19
    Level 35  
    You need the s / pdif - RCA converter.
    https://www.google.pl/search?rlz=1C1GGRV_enPL...b.3..0i22i30k1l3.3814.7837.0.7997.4.4.0.0.0.0 .224.445.2-2.2.0 .... 0 ... ... 1.1.64.psy-ab..2.2.444 0.k5deLUoJPL0
    Connect the s / pdif output of the decoder with the s / pdif cable to the converter, and connect the converter with a 2x chinch cable to the KD. Of course, the sound will only be stereo.
  • #6 16656640
    Anonymous
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  • #7 16656654
    mariuszp19
    Level 35  
    Of course, I gave one possibility. So far the author is silent :) .
  • #8 17173728
    Iwan07
    Level 2  
    Hello,

    I realize that my topic has been duplicated, but I have followed a lot of forums and can not find an answer to my problem. I would like to always hear the sound through the front speakers of the home cinema, regardless of whether I watch TV or eg. I listen to music from the Youtube application, embedded in the TV, or film uploaded on a pendrive.

    My equipment is:

    TV- LG 49SJ810V
    Orange decoder - Samsung ICU 100
    home cinema receiver - Onkyo T-NR656 + Pylon sapphire 25 speakers

    I connected the decoder with the receiver using an HDMI cable (I inserted the HDMI cable in the BD / DVD socket)
    I connected the TV with the receiver (in TV to HDMI IN ARC No. 2, and in the receiver HDMI OUT MAIN ARC)

    I changed everything in the receiver as it should be, i.e. I switched on HDMI-CEC and ARC is on AUTO, I set the TV on optical input / HDMI ARC, SIMLINK is on.

    In such a way that television would work, I have to change the cable on TV to HDMI 1. I do not know what to do?

    I am asking someone for help, I called the music store, in which I kicked the speakers and the receiver, to Mediamarkt for the hotline and the LG hotline and no one can help me ...
    Moderated By Olek II:

    Duplicate: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3296255.html#17173733
    3.1.12. Do not send many similar topics on the forum, users will not know where to answer.
    3.1.19. Do not send messages on archive topics if it is another question, in particular other than the questioner. Because of the respect to the questioner, create your own topic. You can only add a way to solve the problem.

  • #9 17174121
    Polon_us
    Level 42  
    @ Iwan07
    Iwan07 wrote:
    In such a way that television would work, I have to change the cable on TV to HDMI 1.

    There is a rule when connecting devices when using the ARC function.
    Any external decoder, BR / DVD, etc. Connects to the TV.
    The TV controls the audio flow depending on which input has been selected.
    Also in this case the decoder should have been connected to the TV .

    Also just in case, please check the SimpLink settings on the TV.
    Please make sure that HDMI CEC and ARC are set to work with the Onkyo amplifier.

    PS Energy was not enough to start your own topic?
    And why duplicating your entry - I noticed the same entry in a different topic ...

Topic summary

To connect a home cinema system to an NC+ decoder and TV for optimal sound output, several methods were discussed. Users suggested using RCA connections from the decoder to the home cinema, while others recommended utilizing HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel) for seamless audio transmission. The setup involves connecting the decoder to the TV via HDMI and the home cinema to the TV, ensuring HDMI-CEC and ARC settings are enabled. For users with specific equipment, such as an Onkyo receiver and LG TV, it was emphasized that the decoder should connect to the TV, which then manages audio output. Additional solutions included using an S/PDIF to RCA converter for stereo sound.
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