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Question: I have DVD player/satellite receiver and use HDMI to connect to TV.If I connect to a sound bar, there will be no video feed to TV.How do I fix  that?
Document: Great space saver. This bar will replace your tuner and has 4 HDMI inputs which will elimate all the excess cable needed to connect your cable box, DVD player and TV. The wireless sub-woofer can be place anywhere in the room near an AC outlet. The Soynd BAr had Bluetooth capability which means you can play your music from you iPhone or iPad through the system. It is easy to install and locate.
The sound quality and appearance of this system is absolutely top shelf. I have it paired with a Sony KDL-55W900A LED TV. Additionally, a Sony DVD and a Sony CD player which are &#34;leftovers&#34; from my old audio system are using the soundbar. The combination does NOT equal the performance of my OLD receiver, a Sony STR-7800SD and DSM Series II speakers, but that would be expecting FAR too much from this small and inexpensive system.
Sounds great for the price and has additional features over the 550 that are well worth it. I gave it a 4 instead of 5 stars because I think it should have more HDMI connections, the 550 has 4 or 5 in the control box where they are all in the sound bar on this model. I really like the IR pass through so even if the TV IR receiver is blocked you can still use the tv remote.
I have an amazing stereo system, so my only purpose for this was to improve sound on DVDs and streaming video coming through the Blu-Ray player. The Sony 660 does this admirably. The only issue involves not this soundbar but my Samsung 6003 television, which has no audio out of any sort, so I won't be able to use the soundbar for anything coming through the antenna. Too bad, but I look forward to watching Metropolitan Opera HD performances, which wouldn't sound like much without this soundbar.
The sub woofer is wireless and the sound bar has three HDMI ports with one ARC port which allows me to run my HDMI cable to my television and a separate HDMI cable from my 3d player to the television without needing to run anymore cables.I basically run the speaker, tv, and 3d player off of the remote I received with my smart television, this is very nice because it reduces the hassle of needing the additional remotes. You'll need some high speed HDMI cables to use in order to get the 3D.
FInally able to get a good sound bar that allows me to connect my cable, BluRay player, and Xbox through it. Easy setup and sounds great paired with my 52&#34; TV. Easy setup - no problem there at all. Easily paired with my blue tooth device (my phone, where my music is stored). Best of all, it sounds GREAT! I chose a sound bar as I didn't want to run cables across my living room floor, so this really did the trick.
Looks and sounds great. I took off one star for this.Overall, if I had multiple accessories that I wanted to connect via HDMI and did not want to spend a lot of money on an AV receiver this would be the way I would go. Again, to me it sounded great but I am no audiophile but overall it sounded great. A great 3 dimensional sound with the subwoofer. I am considering this for my mancave as it was so easy to install and set up.
Thus, the cable box, the BD player and Apple TV is hooked to the TV. While the sound IS excellent, [and the wireless subwoofer is awesome sounding], I must use at least 2 remotes, one for the sound bar [the TV remote will not run the sound bar], and the other for whatever I am trying to view. Having to use 2 remotes is hardly a crippling issue; nevertheless, the fact that it was supposed to be a one remote etc.
Also, when I do not feel like using the sound bar with the PS3, I do not need to turn it on to get video and audio to the TV. The HDMI signal out goes straight to the TV.It has a very sleek design and will compliment any TV and room. You'll have to spend a few minutes testing out different settings until you achieve what sounds best to you.
Sound bar for a 600 SF guest room to use with the Samsung on the wall. The difference between the TV speakers and the Sony is unbelievable. I expected that. What I did not expect is that the sound quality is close to a high end system I have in my living room (Large THX amp/receiver, 5 8&#34; surround sound directed speakers). Of course it is not as powerful, but for most rooms the Sony can handle the job.
Answer: HDMI carries both Video and Sound.  The sound bar works like an AV Home Theater Reciever, in a limited way.  HDMI makes this very simple.  I have three devices, CableTV/DVR box, Apple TV and BlueRay.  All of the HDMI for these devices plug into the sound bar IN; 1,2 & 3.  Then the HDMI OUT from the Sony Sound Bar plugs into the TV HDMI IN ONE.  I leave the TV on the HDMI ONE, the sound bar, and then adjust the input on the sound bar to the source I want and volume on the sound bar.  Works like a champ and it is a clean install with just the one cable to the TV.  You can use more devices if your TV supports Optical, for best quality, or RCA out.  That can be routend to the sound bar and the you can plug more devices into your TV too.