Where do I plug this in to my tv? Audio in or out?
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To answer that question Ms. Rebekah S. Smith. Since you want to listen somewhere out of the tv, you must plug it in "audio out".
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Audio Out -- typically this is a red & white female 3.5 jacks. If these are already occupied (to other speakers) , get a splitter which will allow you to keep the original speakers and "branch off" the red and while wires ("Ys into one male jack) to connect to the Clever . You will then need to get a connector (female on both ends) which will allow you to plug the Clever into one end and the jack (from the red/white Audio Out "Y") into the other end. You are all set at this point. If you find the Clever will not pair with your portable speaker, it may be because the Clever is paired with another nearby device --- cell phone, tablet, etc. Turn these other devices off and then go through the pairing process. (I went to Radio Shack and told them what I wanted to do. They had the RCA red/white splitter, RCA red/while "y" wires, the connector (double female)). (You can print this info and take it to them --- most sales reps will help.) If I would have had this info, it would have saved a lot of time and frustration.
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You can either plug the unit into the "headphone" audio output jack. If that is not available, use an adapter cable ( female to match the plug on the BT unit to 2 RCA Phono male connectors) Ti the audio out female jacks onthe TV.
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I had to buy an adapter to plug in to the audio out on my tv.2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-Inch Also, since my tv only has one audio out and that is being used for an aux audio, I had to buy an RCA piggy back cable. CableWholesale's RCA Audio Piggyback Cable, 2 RCA Male to 2 RCA Male + RCA Female Piggyback, 12 foot
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The headphone jack if your TV has one. Otherwise you may need and rca (red & white) cable and a female rca to 3.5mm adapter. They are cheap online.
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On the back of the sound bar to the left of the main power cord is a outlet for the optical cable which is supplied with the sound bar. It is a square shaped connection. The other end goes to the optical outlet on the back of your tv. Your power connection goes through the square transformer provided with the sound bar and is plugged into your wall outlet.
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do you have an audio/video amp?you would plug into the HDMI port or optical port (output)
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It plugs into one of the "aux"inputs on the back of the TV. Doesn't need to be set to a channel. Select aux input
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Check your TV to see if there is a setting for controlling the audio out. On mine it is under the Audio menu and is called Audio Out. Setting it to Variable does what you want.
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I hooked mine up to the audio out jacks on the back of the TV. Others have hooked them up to their cable box. Also you have to hook up the power cord from the base to a 110v A/C power outlet. My pair worked fine except for the continuous loud clicking noise about every 3 seconds.....
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If you have an audio output jack it would plug in there. If you don't then plug your media device into it.
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If you want connect your TV to this system, you need Digital Audio out cable or HDMI cable
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I figured out a/the solution. When you plug the sound cable into the sound jack for your computer you also need to plug an auxiliary cable into the audio out port which is located on the same side as the hdmi out. Once you have plugged the aux cable into that end you need to look for the PC/DVI audio in jack on your television and plug it into there. Once you have done that the sound will go through. Hope this helps.
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I used an RCA (red/white) to 3.5mm (headphone) adaptor. Connect the RCA to the TV's audio out & the 3.5mm to the unit. You can even add an extension between the adaptor & the base unit, I you'd like to position it farther from the TV. Works great & the speakers have a longer range than I expected them to have.
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optical audio out in TV to sound bar optical audio in.. need to buy separately
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There is no audio out on this television. You would have to connect the HDMI chord to a receiver and then the receiver to the tv.
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They plug into the back of the computer with a 1/8" plug. If the TV you're considering has an 1/8" input capability then you're all set. Otherwise, look at something else. By the way, the sound is not too bad for the computer, can't comment on a TV sound.
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You should be able to plug in a pair of headphones into the TV and be able to hear fine. If plugged in all the way, there should be no "noise" coming out of the Television itself. We currently have normal speakers plugged into ours and no sound comes out of the TV speakers, only the speakers plugged in.
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Use the computer audio input into your television or get a 3.5 to rca adapter and use red and white audio outputs
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On our TV (Samsung) it plugs into the "audio out" jack on the back of the tv
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If your TV has audio out, you could use a 3.5 mm Audio Aux cable cord to connect the TV to the Audio In Input in the back of the speaker. You then push the Audio In button on the side of the speaker to select outside audio source. You could connect a CD or DVD player to this speaker in the same way.