Does this TV support ARC
1419124
Diana Gray,This model's HDMI-2 port supports the ARC (Audio Return Channel) feature. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
1419125
Diana Gray, This model's HDMI-2 port supports the ARC (Audio Return Channel) feature. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
662018
Regardless of the device you are using, this model does not support ARC. If you find anything that states it does, I would appreciate if you let me know, but all signs indicate it doesn't support that feature.
250072
Yes, and by properly, i mean at all. I have my DVR hooked into HDMI 1, Bluray into HDMI 2, and latest HDMI rev cable plugged into ARC to a Vizio TV HDMI 1 (ARC) port. I cannot get sound back from TV (for instance with Netflix App) to soundbar. When I cycle thru HDMI inputs, HDMI ARC does not show up as an input. Would like to know if anyone else is having an issue or a setting I need to toggle in the TV.
688552
According to the manual, the TV supports up to SXGA which is 1280x1024. But I haven't tried it yet.
446961
This HT supports ARC (Audio Return Channel) via hdmi. So if your tv also supports ARC then you don't need a separate connection for sending tv audio to HT. Just ensure to connect your HT hdmi OUTto the hdmi on tv that supports ARC; most recent TVs should have atleast one.
1492944
I believe the SL model has ARC so you can run HDMI out of the TV for sound.
2279735
I'm not sure about ARC, but it's connected with an HDMI cable. I have a Comcast Xfinity box that plugs into the system, then another HDMI runs to the TV. Then amazing sound comes out.
1097595
Audio Return Channel (ARC) is supported by system and it does work on a computer and a Samsung TV.
115687
Yes it does. I have the audio out through HDMI (was the default setting for Win 7 Pro) to a TV. The TV will play the audio or loop the audio back to a home theater receiver on the ARC port.
2055320
Yes. The TV comes with extra audio adapter cables since it is so thin. It also has all the hdmi inputs. I had mine hooked up to an amp via arc connector and hdmi.
1583624
Hdmi, usb, syscon cords, fiber optic audio, the usual. Extra HDMI ports available. No coax or rj45 Ethernet ports. Arc capable.
1976995
I'm not sure I know what you mean about ARC, but ours lasted 13 months then the seven blinking red light started and the tv never worked again. Panasonic told me to take it to their repair shop and after a month the repair shop said that it had a crack all the way across the screen, which was a lie. Panasonic did nothing and had no customer service. I will never but another Panasonic product. Not even batteries. I hope this helps you decide not to buy Panasonic. Good luck.
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I assume you are looking to run the audio out from TV to an audio receiver or similar. The Audio Return Channel (ARC) running through the HDMI connector labeled for ARC appears to only support stereo (2 channel) audio. The original source should be irrelevant. I have a Sony 7.1 channel audio receiver hooked up and attempted to run all my sources (Verizon FIOS box, PS3, etc) directly into the TV and then have it forward the audio to the receiver via ARC in order to avoid having to use the HDMI video switching in the receiver. However I found that it took my 7.1 sources and only passed through 2 channels (L/R)!!! It's not clear whether the TV internals or the connection is limiting this, but if you dig into specs you'll see that the quality of audio that you'll get via ARC is dependent on what the device is built to send through and TVs often only support 2ch as their own built-in speakers are limited to this. With this TV however, you do have the option of using the optical audio out connector from the TV to receiver which does support 5.1. It does NOT support 7.1. Since I refuse to have two useless speakers I had to wire all sources back through the A/V receiver first and then a single HDMI out to the TV so the TV is not in the audio path at all. The drawback is less clean input source changing but I can live with that. The only exception is when the TV itself is the audio source for example when using the Apps like Skype, Amazon VoD, HBO Go, etc. For those I used the optical audio out from TV mentioned above which results in a good 5.1 to my audio system (I doubt the apps or their content really support 7.1 anyway). Sorry for the lengthy explanation, but as I learned there are a lot of details to this. If you only care about 5.1 and not 7.1, then I suggest you use the optical audio instead of ARC and then it should work fine at the very least for any HDMI input to the TV (I haven't tried any others).
1517825
Yes you can if your TV has Audio return Control (ARC as it is called by Sony) or such 2 way communication thru HDMI.
428013
I had problems connecting it using HDMI even though my TV supports this type of connection (HDMI ARC). This is an LG TV and I just couldn't get it to work. Ended up using the optical connection which works great.
1400269
we need to check if the TV has this option, World Wide Voltage Supply AC 100-240Vi didn't check that in my TV, sorry if i don't answer your question
198444
One of the HDMI outputs is labeled "Zone 2" and can be used to send audio and video to a second zone, but doesn't support ARC.