You can unlock your soundbar's true potential by ditching this outdated cable technology.

The HDMI eARC port found on most TVs is an upgrade from the HDMI ARC standard with higher audio bandwidth that supports high-quality surround sound devices.

They look identical, but HDMI and HDMI ARC ports are different. Discover the 3 hidden ways these ports handle your sound.

Once you’ve got your new TV out of the packaging, you’ll no doubt spend some time studying the inputs on the back. You’ll work out which cable goes in where, and may have noticed that one of the HDMI ...

On the PC side, if you're connecting a gaming PC specifically to your TV, you'll want to use an HDMI 2.1 port. It's the only ...

In today's high-tech world, it's essential to consider the number of HDMI inputs you need when buying one of the best TVs for your needs. High-Definition Media Interface (HDMI) delivers high-speed, ...

The effort to improve the home theater experience comes with several implementation challenges for the system designer of HTiBs, sound bars and AVRs. The latest version of the HDMI standard includes ...

The HDMI ports on the back of your TV are such simple things. You plug something in, a picture appears on the screen. And that’s how it should be. The days of being upsold expensive gold-plated cables ...

Dolby Atmos soundbars for TV elevate audio with layered spatial sound, precise positioning, rich bass, and enhanced clarity, ...

HDMI technology incorporates both video and audio through the same cable without the need for an additional audio connection. This differs from the VGA and DVI formats, which only allow video and ...

This is an AV issue, but looks to be Mac-specific, so posting here rather than in the A/V Club. Sorry for the length, but I'm trying to supply all relevant info) Summary: I have an MBP connected via ...