In order to have audio through receiver it's necessary to connect tv audio out to receiver's audio in. What is this TVs cable for that?
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joe, There are two most common options - you can use either a digital optical audio out (if your receiver supports that), or the 3.5mm analog output that will either go to a 3.5mm input, or can be used with a 3.5mm-to-RCA cable, which will support most receivers that have an AUX or TV input. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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You can use a TOSLINK cable to get your sound from your receiver, that is IF your antiquated receiver is capable doing such. Many modern receivers can actually play the video and the sound through the HDMI cable.
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I'm not familiar with your specific components but if your tv has an HDMI output connected to the receivers HDMI input you should have HD video and digital audio going from the tv to the receiver through the HDMI cable.
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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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If you are trying to get only audio to your receiver and the video to your TV or monitor, then this will get it to your receiver's RCA-audio input jacks. This will not give you video out to your receiver.
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You should be able to hook up a TV using the 'AUX' input. Note the Aux input on the receiver side is a 1/8" stereo headphone style cable, so the appropriate cable would be needed. Also the receiver runs on household current.
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Need cables to hook up from tv audio out sound bar audio in. Hope that's helps u out.
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Unless you want your audio to go to a source other than your TV... like a 5.1 stereo setup. And in that case, you'll probably want to use the digital optical or digital coaxial audio output over RCA cables (unless your stereo doesn't support that).
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it may be a simple mis-understanding...where the receiver has an "OUT" plug for the TV, this is where OUTPUT goes FROM the receiver TO the TV.think of it this way - the receiver's job is to take INPUT from various sources, like BluRay players, DVD players, cable boxes, satellites, whatever, and then send those TO one output device like y our TV.your TV is a "destination" for signals that come from the receiver. not a "source" for things going into the receiver.that being said, what you'd really want to do is take the stuff that is going INTO your TV (like your cable box) and have those go INTO the receiver instead, and then go FROM the receiver to the TV (for the video signal) and to the speakers (for the audio signal). it may be a simple mis-understanding...where the receiver has an "OUT" plug for the TV, this is where OUTPUT goes FROM the receiver TO the TV.think of it this way - the receiver's job is to take INPUT from various sources, like BluRay players, DVD players, cable boxes, satellites, whatever, and then send those TO one output device like y our TV.your TV is a "destination" for signals that come from the receiver. not a "source" for things going into the receiver.that being said, what you'd really want to do is take... » Read More it may be a simple mis-understanding...where the receiver has an "OUT" plug for the TV, this is where OUTPUT goes FROM the receiver TO the TV.think of it this way - the receiver's job is to take INPUT from various sources, like BluRay players, DVD players, cable boxes, satellites, whatever, and then send those TO one output device like y our TV.your TV is a "destination" for signals that come from the receiver. not a "source" for things going into the receiver.that being said, what you'd really want to do is take the stuff that is going INTO your TV (like your cable box) and have those go INTO the receiver instead, and then go FROM the receiver to the TV (for the video signal) and to the speakers (for the audio signal). « Show Less
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You can route the audio through your TV "if" your TV has an optical output. You would want to check and make sure.
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The cable is actually for sound and few TV's have the RCA jacks. You would need to check your TV. The RCA is the White and Red end. To use the RCA jack most go through a stereo receiver.
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They use speaker wire, not RCA cables, to connect to an audio source. Few TVs have output for external speakers, so your TV will need to be hooked up to an audio receiver, with RCA cables, then you're going to hook up the speakers to the audio receiver with speaker wire.
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you need audio monster cable from TV to receiver I bought extra from best buy in included with this package
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it means that tv uses optical interface for the audio out port, meaning if you want to connect a reciever, you will need optical connected to the reciever in order to get sound from anything still plugged into the tv, old players, old consoles, OTA HD, etc
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you need a receiver for all speekers (that includes the Bose reaer speekers) - your TV should be conencted through the receiver
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This device should work, however, if your TV isn't capable of outputting high quality sound (Dolby, DTS, etc) your receiver audio may sound not as good as it could be but it should work.
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I connected to a receiver which is run to the TV. Also had to buy a center speaker and woofer to complete the surround sound system.