Connect Devices to Samsung TV

The TVs found in most homes these days have various connected entertainment devices such as over-the-top devices, set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, and game consoles. It can be a pain to manage the connections. But Auto Detection makes finding connected devices simple. Ever connected multiple HDMI devices to your TV only to get confused about which device was on which HDMI channel? Perhaps you’re familiar with flicking through the TV/AV channel input selection menu trying to find where the DVD player is? Ready to give up? No need, as Auto Detection solves those problems. It knows more about your various devices than you’d expect. When a device is connected via one of the TV’s HDMI ports, the Auto Detection function finds it automatically and displays the name of the device. No more wondering whether your game device is HDMI1 or 2.

Alternatively, you can also use Remote to select Source.

If you're not sure how to connect a device, like a video game console or PC, you can view a connection guide on your TV for help. Just use the TV remote to select Source, and then select Connection Guide. It will show you how to connect various devices.

Make the correct audio connections between your TV and your external devices. 

a) Connecting with an HDMI (ARC) cable:

b) Connecting with a digital audio (optical) cable:

c) Connecting through a wireless network:

You can connect the TV to a Samsung Audio Device that supports the Wi-Fi function through your wireless network. The two devices must be connected to the same network. For more information, refer to the user manual for your audio model. 

d) Connecting Bluetooth Devices:

For more information about how to connect and use external speakers, refer to the Connection Guide: Home > Source > Connection Guide > Audio device > Bluetooth) and their user manuals.

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Use the TV as a computer monitor or connect the TV to a computer via your network and access the computer's content. 

Connecting through the HDMI port ― Screen Sharing (HDMI)