Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3583750)

HDCP 2.2 isn't necessarily required for all 4K sources at the moment from what I gathered. But as more of it becomes available, more of it will use the newer protection. That's one reason I went ahead and bought a new 4K receiver with the TV. And I definitely wanted some future-proofing when it comes to the in-wall cable (other cables can be easily swapped).

The cable in my wall was a 1.3b which is not capable of ARC, so I needed a new 1.4+ version.

Originally Posted by ChaseZ (Post 3583744)

This is likely a redundant question, but you are plugged in to the correct hdmi port on the back of the tv with the small arc label in it right?

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3583797)

is the TV plugged in? :ugh:










:icon17:

Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3583575)

Tempted to buy 3 Amazon Echo Dots and a few switches and hub.

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3583753)

:rolleyes:

I got everything working; it turned out to be the cable. I had to shave down the connector to get it through the tubing in the wall, so I'm going to have to eat the $70 I paid for it. I've already ordered a new cable with a narrow connector that should fit easily without modification.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3583821)

subway eat fresh!

ate a foot long and a half. :yum:

:ugh2:

Originally Posted by ChaseZ (Post 3583823)

Excellent, cost aside it's nice when it is something simple like that.

Originally Posted by eastwest2300 (Post 3583828)

my azz hurts. --eastwest

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 3583826)

Rep with pride and dignity.

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 3583825)

Are you bragging? :icon17:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3583882)

naw, just warning my porcelain :icon17:


:ugh:


:rofl2:

Originally Posted by cigarclifford (Post 3583836)

:D cant do that anymore

:ugh2: rules are the rule even for The -Clifford

-Clifford :xmas3: :hohoho::hohoho::hohoho: