Can I plug this into the 3.0 USB port on my Onkyo receiver that has 4K passthrough or does it need to be connected directly to the one-connect box?
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I'm 99% sure it has to be connected straight to the one connect box! I certainly can't get it to work on my onkyo with USB 3.0 and 4k.You can run an optical cable from the one connect to your onkyo and get Dolby digital from the UHD hard drive
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It's just like an external drive, so I don't see why not, even though I haven't upgraded my receiver to 4K.
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Go with directly connected to one-connect box and audio back to your receiver via HDMI ARC or SPDIF (Optical) cable. The interface is actually quite nice on the Samsung TV. You could always try to connect it into the receiver and see how it goes. Also if you're using a 4K TV that automatically upconverts the image, I would disable the upconversion on the receiver. I've had better results on my Denon S900W with upconversion disabled interfacing to a UN65HU9000.
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It will need to be connected to the One Connect's USB 3.0 port on the HU9000 or the F9000 (with the 2014 UHD Evolution Kit SEK-2500U). This will not work on an F9000 with the original One Connect box that it comes with. It will also work on any of the 2014 Samsung UHD TVs on their USB 3.0 ports.
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It only works with Samsung TVs so I would assume no. I haven't tried with my new HDMI 2.0 denon but what I understand no.
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neither: Get an Onkyo TX-NR808 if you can find one. It's really a much better receiver as well as has more features...
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I am not using a amplifier so you would have to check your manual or the Onkyo site for technical help.
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Yes, that ought to work. Onkyo envisions you using this box as your main "switch" between components (in other words, no need for the TV remote to switch between inputs). For me, that means running component video connections into the receiver and then out through the TV. Too many cables! Maybe when I get Blu-Ray...
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No, not directly. I would use an adapter, or just cut the speaker cable at the RCA plug and use just the blank cables. The Onkyo merits very good speakers though. I consider it an excellent receiver and I use professional Tannoy Studio Monitors with it.
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The 5200 requires a separate audio connection - it doesn't pick audio off the hdmi pass-thru. That means an extra optical or coax cable - and neither of those pass 7.1. So you've got a 7.1 receiver with no way to get 7.1 audio into it!
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I wish I could help you but my receiver did not work long enough to answer that question. I was never able to get help for Onkyo or Amazon to get it fixed. It's been setting in my supply room over a year.
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Hello Tom; this is Onkyo USA's Product Support department and the answer to your question is due to the number of devices you are needing to connect. The LS-T10 allows for three types of audio cable connections (digital optical, digital coaxial audio, or analog audio). While the sound bar can accommodate up to 3 connections; its priority of input connection is necessary. As if you were to use three sources (cable box, BluRay player, and PS4)- you can use a digital optical cable for your most used device (e.g. cable box), a digital coaxial cable from your BluRay player and analog from your PS4 (or other device providing an RCA analog audio output). This setup will support up to 3 devices and you would need to provide a separate video connection to your TV. If you have any more questions or concerns, Please contact our Product Support Dept for further assistance with this specific issue via our phone number and hours of operation (800-229-1687; option #3 PRODUCT SUPPORT 24 hours a day). We would assist and answer any questions or concerns you may have with your Onkyo product, as we are also available via email onkyoadmin@us.onkyo.com.
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Hey Craig-Which optical input connection on the Onkyo receiver did you use to connect the optical cable from your TV? I'm not having success. :-(
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A connect allowed me to hook up my rOnkyo receiver & speakers. I still needed a bridge for all the wireless sonos speakers. Hope that helps
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A/V Guru: I was wondering if you could elaborate on the core differences between the Onkyo HT-S3300 and the Denon DHT-391XP. I currently only have an Xbox 360 and a HD cable box, and am looking for a system that can handle those two components as well as (which is the actual reason for getting the system) my music (via computer and Ipod). As this is the main reason for investing in a system, I would prefer to have a quality base setup. Looks like the Onkyo has a few more features on the receiver, and I was wondering if you could let me know why those are there (pretty naive on this whole subject, sorry). I see that the Onkyo has the "green, blue, and red" input cords like those that come from the Xbox, while the Denon does not. And the sony receivers systems in this price range seem to be much sleeker (but input wise more similar to the denon). So does it sound like I actually need all of the extra inputs that the Onkyo offers? And with all this in mind do you have recommendation
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There are 5 ways to input: coaxial, optical, 1/8" analog, USB, and Bluetooth. From what you describe, you should only need one connection from the tv (presumably coax or optical). All of the other components send sound to the tv and the tv will send it to the Onkyo.
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I would suggest checking with Onkyo Tech Support. Hope that helps! Good luck!
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The only thing limiting your audio is your receiver. The newer Denons and Onkyos have HDMI ins and outs which should take care of the issue, not to mention enough room for a 7.1 rig. Best of luck.IRSSLEX
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The instruction manual, which I viewed as a pdf on the Onkyo website is a little ambiguous when it comes to a pass-through signal, I know this unit is a repeater so direct pass-through is unlikely; there is an option to have the amp pass the sound to the TV and simply turn down the A/V amp volume; but the unit has to be on; I didn't see any mention of it working with the unit turned off. I can't tell you any more at this point as I haven't received the unit yet; should arrive tomorrow!
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Will it upconvert signals coming through component? On the Onkyo website, it still shows the upconverting logo on the product page. Thanks.
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According to the manual (downloadable from Onkyo site), the USB port is for attaching media players (e.g. an iPod). The port works well for this purpose. It is not a general-purpose USB port.