this sounds stupid but do you have to connect the sound bar to the tv with a cable?
332970
yes, only the subwoofer is wireless. You can connect the sound bar to the tv with digital connections such as HDMI or optical.
332971
Unless you have Bluetooth on your TV you have to plug the bar with HDMI cable. No plug between the sound bar and subwoofer, this is via Bluetooth. You do have a power plug on the sub. You can pair any Bluetooth device to it like an iPod.
332972
Unless you have Bluetooth on your TV you have to plug the bar with HDMI cable.No plug between the sound bar and subwoofer, this is via Bluetooth. You do have a power plug on the sub.You can pair any Bluetooth device to it like an iPod.
1294223
If I'm not mistaking, it comes with a HDMI wire. If not, they are easy to purchase. Sound Bar has HDMI connector on unit, just plug it in.
2004701
This is only a problem if you are using the TV's internal receiver. Most people use an external device, such as a cable box, DVD player, or AV receiver - then output the signal to the TV. If you do this, you can send the audio output from the external device directly to your soundbar.
1911534
Don't know about the TV but you can connect cable directly to it. That's what I did
1316597
Yes, you just need the proper cable from the audio out of your tv to the aux in on the right speaker.
896643
IF you have a satelite or cable box, you hook up to that. If the sound bar is blue tooth only them you have to have a blue tooth ready TV or some kind of adapter. Of you have any type of wire hookup you can always find an adapter so you can hook up to some other kind of wire.
2095467
Unless your tv has the old audio out jacks (red white av) you have to plug it into your cable box or DVD player. I had the same problem and I had to plug it into my cable box audio out jacks. Most newer tv's don't have those jacks anymore. They have the optical audio out jack which I'm not sure this sound bar has. Hope that helps.
1040723
Yes,it comes with a cable that has an 1/8" stereo mini plug on one end and RCA cables to plug into the sound bar on the other end.
875855
Yes, the sound bar must have sub-out. If not then you'll have to use a receiver and connect the sound bar and sub. Which is the way I have it set up
1159511
Your question needs more specific details. this is an hdmi splitter it will automatically switch to the active hdmi source. So for example your roku, bluray player and cable box can plug into this and then this can go into your TV. if you have a sound bar you should be connecting it with an optical cable or analog audio cable. i recommend the optical. As far as connections you can hook up the bar to your cable box directly or to the tv directly. it would be helpful if we knew what devices and tv u had how many hdmi ports as well as what your over all goal for connectivity is.
30457
as far as i know, most cable boxes are the same. here's how to set it up.first connect the soundbar to your TV using the optical cable.then connect the cable box to you TV with the HDMI cable.now in the TV settings, you have to select external speakers instead of the built-in speakers to use the soundbar as your speakers.
18632
Yes. There is a way to connect it with the remote, but I did not do it that way. I use the remote from the TV to set the sound level and then use my cable remote for sound adjustment.
518774
Yes, we have a blu ray player and with our TV it's automatic to connect to the sound bar. For a cheap sound bar it's ok and does its job.
421525
As far as I know, yes it does have to be connected to the TV. You may be able to use a Mini-Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Speaker Cable.
1090612
I used a Digital Audio cable (optical)in the back of the tv to the sound bar. Works just fine.
1557378
Yes. Simply use the audio out plugs on the back of the TV to the matching inputs on the back of the Soundbar. Once connected, you'll want to turn the volume control down on the TV to let the Soundbar system take over. Cheers!
152089
If I understand the question you will have multiple devices hooked up to your TV via HDMI and you will use an optical audio cable to connect to the sound bar to play sound from the TV. Yes, the sound will play fine. I have the same set-up for mine. You just need to make sure the "function" is switched to "optical" on the sound bar to have it work.