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Pastimes : Home Theater Systems - Designs, Products, Tips and Info
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From: John Koligman3/7/2019 8:59:47 PM
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Anyone using the optical connector on a 4K TV to hook up powered speakers for their audio? I just picked up a 4K TV, and I'm trying to figure out if I might have audio problems using the optical... I've read some stuff on that connector having some problems with certain types of blu-ray audio. Also, I've read that using a soundbar with HDMI simplifies things in terms of blu-ray audio and one remote being able to work the TV and sound, whereas using optical you have to use the remote that comes with the speakers to control volume. I'd prefer to go the optical route because I feel I can can a better pair of speakers (like Edifiers) as compared to something like a Yamaha YAS108 soundbar. Any opinions?

Thanks,
John
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