HDMI eARC is the only audio port on your TV that matters, yet most people plug their soundbar into the wrong one
HDMI has been the predominant way to connect streaming devices and soundbars to TVs for decades. With HDMI ARC's introduction in the late 2000s, the standard further simplified the TV-soundbar connection, eliminating the need for a separate audio cable between the two. A few years later, HDMI eARC ports started appearing on smart TVs, allowing you to enjoy native content from your TV in uncompressed audio on your soundbar.
HDMI has been the predominant way to connect streaming devices and soundbars to TVs for decades. With HDMI ARC’s introduction in the late 2000s, the standard further simplified the TV-soundbar connection, eliminating the need for a separate audio cable between the two. A few years later, HDMI eARC ports started appearing on smart TVs, allowing you to enjoy native content from your TV in uncompressed audio on your soundbar.
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