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AT&T U-verse Discuss and learn about AT&T U-verse - IP based HDTV. ![]() |
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What is HD?
Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 1
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Hello all
I am new here and will be having UVerse installed this coming Wednesday. I have a Samsung LED tv and not sure what the best way is to connect the tv to the UVerse box. Meaning HDMI, optical, RCA connections etc? Just want to make the best connection for the best picture and sound. I am only familiar with the RCA type connections and not sure if that is the best way to connect to get the most of UVerse. Thank you Roy |
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Direct TV Fresh Meat
Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 2,198
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HDMI or component, same picture quality. HDMI has less wires, so if that is important, use that.
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This post is not to be construed as a slam on plasma TV's nor an endorsement of any other TV technology. |
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Administrator
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Katy, Texas
Posts: 15,602
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The installer will probably supply the needed cables. Mine did.
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I'm Fabulous. Obviously.
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Dallas, TX
Posts: 7,414
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Mine did as well.
I went with HDMI because of the audio issues that used to be present over optical connections. But those have since been resolved (to the best of my knowledge) so you really can go either way. I have read in multiple instances that the Motorola U-verse set top boxes tend to have HDCP "handshake" issues with Samsung sets. I've not read that the other versions of the U-verse set top box have that same issue. If you do run into issues, you can use the component connections and still get the same exact picture quality, just with more cables. |
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My plasma is High Def.
Join Date: Feb 2012
Posts: 7
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