can the audio be plugged into my sound bar?
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If you want to use your Sound Bar as an extended speaker system for your computer, it would be best to use a 3.5mm audio cable, provided your sound bar has a 3.5mm input jack. Check your specs to see if there is an input jack on your sound bar. However, if you are wanting to use the VGA Cable for connecting your computer to your TV, the sound bar should be connected directly to your TV and the VGA cable should be connected from the computer VGA jack to the VGA input jack on the TV. The 3.5mm Audio cable should be connected from the "Audio Out" on the computer, to the "Audio in" on the TV. The sound signal will be sent to the sound bar Via the connection from TV to sound bar. I Hope that helps :-) If you want to use your Sound Bar as an extended speaker system for your computer, it would be best to use a 3.5mm audio cable, provided your sound bar has a 3.5mm input jack. Check your specs to see if there is an input jack on your sound bar. However, if you are wanting to use the VGA Cable for connecting your computer to your TV, the sound bar should be connected directly to your TV and the VGA cable should be connected from the computer VGA jack to the VGA input jack on the TV. The 3.5mm Audio cable should be connected from the "Audio Out" on the computer, to the... » Read More If you want to use your Sound Bar as an extended speaker system for your computer, it would be best to use a 3.5mm audio cable, provided your sound bar has a 3.5mm input jack. Check your specs to see if there is an input jack on your sound bar. However, if you are wanting to use the VGA Cable for connecting your computer to your TV, the sound bar should be connected directly to your TV and the VGA cable should be connected from the computer VGA jack to the VGA input jack on the TV. The 3.5mm Audio cable should be connected from the "Audio Out" on the computer, to the "Audio in" on the TV. The sound signal will be sent to the sound bar Via the connection from TV to sound bar. I Hope that helps :-) « Show Less
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The sound bar will need a cable INPUT from TV AUDIO OUTPUT and should have come with one of these, optical cable, RCA or 1.5 plug.
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You need to use an Auxillary (AUX) cable. I plug that into the headphone jack in my computer and then to our sound bar. However, you could also plug it into your tv. It's the same kind of cable used to connect an iPhone to the stereo in your car.
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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.
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Yes, you should be able to. I use it just for additional volume when far away from the TV and sounds just like what is coming out of the main bar. Just check the auto volume level as it can make a big difference in the volume level. One way it's very quiet and more "surround like" and the other it's louder and more "front audio" like.
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Absolutely, I do! I have mine wired to a small Monitor sub. Make sure you let the soundbar know that you are connecting a sub, there is a setting for it on the menu.
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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!
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Yes. Your karaoke machine should have an output connection. Just take the output from there and go in to the soundbar.
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I would like this answer also. I hooked my up to a toslink convertor an no sound came out of the sound bar. Any help?
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There should be an AUDIO OUT place on Tv to plug it in. You may have to purchase a cable.
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It may, depending on whether your current sound bar is wired for it or not. If wireless, no.
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You will need an amplifier. If you don't already have one, you should probably consider a sound bar with a built-in amp
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The sound bar audio out ports are larger than a standard headphone port, so it will not work.
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I had to plug in my sound bar to the HEADPHONE jack of the TV. Try that and see if it doesn"t work for you too.
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You can get an adapter cable to go from the RCA on the cd changer to a 3.5mm phono plug and then plug that into the audio in port of the soundbar. Not digital like the optical cable, but the changer isn't optical out anyways and this is much cheaper.
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I installed my sound bar through my bluray player. I don't know if you're trying to plug in from your tv or what, but the sound should come from whatever is actually playing the media.
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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