Some receivers have arc and almost all tvs have arc, so it may just be a lousy hdmi cable from your tv (they make them in several hundred feet, so placement is endless, and some receivers have 2 hdmi outs, that you can send that hdmi out to another room, bedroom perhaps, and get a repeater, and control all that crap in the other room. Then as a party piece, ALL tvs now a days have spdif out, and can double duty the receiver to do dd, dts-Atmos (depending on receiver, my Marantz does do it) and do your set up right and mix all of the good good sweet eye and ear candy then in one place.
But no one has, and its a shame, for if you go pure analog, its uncompressed, and the sound card in the pc will send everything to the correct speaker, without needing any mods of the kind. I have it in a way I can do digital spdif, hdmi, and analog, for to the best of my knowledge at this point Marantz is the only brand out there that has analog in still in the rear, all the rest have just out, and have said time and time again, ditch that crap, go just analog, and then use the receiver to do the mixing, and if you buy a good mixer, its got hardware to do that crap with which is 100 billion times better then the software your trying to mod. Used for a pc, and all the analog out in the back will even sound better, and better separations of the channels in everything, and have said to prove me wrong. It will sound better then any bar you could ever buy. Cheap but great sounding for the money in mono price, dayton, bic, dcm, mtx ect, or go nuts and go high end. Then the world is open to you as far as sub, no sub, kinds of towers, or book shelf set. Some Sony receivers I have owned had 2 analog inputs in the rear. I have mentioned several times that though bulky(ish depending on the receiver) to use a older receiver with analog in be it 5.1 or 7.1.
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