You can find the HDMI port or ports on the back of an LG TV, often below or next to the USB port, VGA input, and audio input.

HDMI ARC, short for Audio Return Channel, is a feature introduced in 2009 that makes it easier to connect your TV to a ...

From early next year, expect the gentle rollout of higher bandwidth, faster refresh rates… and ultimately, more expensive ...

and projector and can appropriately connect with Apple TV, consoles, monitors, and more. The Zeskit Maya 2.1 HDMI Cable uses quality braiding, and its wiring is built to resist interference from ...

When setting up a new TV or soundbar, you’ll need various cables. Many people tend to use any old HDMI cable they have at home since most TVs are compatible with standard HDMI connections.

I am, of course, talking about the humble HDMI port and it's being reported that the next version of the display interface ...

You can check this in Sound Settings. Follow the steps provided below: After connecting your computer to your TV via an HDMI cable, if you are not getting sound output from your TV in some ...

The $45 THX HDMI Interconnects prove you don’t have to spend a fortune to achieve all of your home theater connection goals ... but that was TV dependent. My older LG OLED still bests all 3 in that ...

Firmly seat the HDMI cable at both the TV and the device to ensure a stable connection[5]. A simple yet effective method to resolve HDMI issues is to perform a power reset. Unplug the TV from the ...

If your aging TV lacks HDMI, the next best thing would ... all you need to do is connect them using the proper cables. Most soundbar manufactures will include the proper optical cables (the ...

Or if you have a SmartTV that connects through WiFi to the internet you will be able to connect to campus cable TV. Only TV's with HDMI inputs and wireless capability will be able to connect to the ...

The audio-visual world loves an acronym, so if you've heard about HDMI ARC or eARC and have been left scratching your head as to what these mean, then worry no more as we explain through these ...