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Honestly, I’m not sure what a HDMI to USB cable is expected to do, and I wouldn’t expect a typical TV to have any capability to input video and audio via a USB port. They generally expect you to plug in storage drives, or just use them for power.
I’ve never heard of not recognizing a switch. Defective switch perhaps? I know some people have gotten confused and tried something like an HDMI splitter instead of a switch.
So I would say better/non-defective switch or AVR. (Which is a fancy switch plus audio.)
Or since it's a new TV, take it back and get one with enough ports for your needs.
- kingraybo2 years agoChannel Surfer
switch is not defective. we were using it the morning before installing the new tv. cable was advertised as being able to add a roku device to a tv when you run out of hdmi ports.