how do I use this if the TV has no audio out... thanks
2036586
You will need to have some kind of an audio out. Our TV only has a headphone jack. I hooked that up as my audio out. It works great! If you have one of those, you are in business. This is a great product. I hope you get it working.
2036587
It seems your question has been answered. I hope it helps you as much as it has helped my Mother.
2036588
Do you use a cable box? If yes, that should have audio output jacks. You could either connect the Soundbox to the cable box directly or get some "Y" cables to split the input for you TV and Soundbox (you may need some adaptors).
2036589
If u have a plug to listen to the TV on earphones then that will work with the tight cable. -- but this headphone plug willcancel the TV speakers so others will listen through your "serene" as well as yourself.if u are on cable TV then your cable box should have audio out, so use that.then TV Speakers wlll work at same time as the sereneclyde
1511054
For the best sound, hook it up through the headphone jack of your Tv. if it has one. If not, hook it up through the sound in and out jacks.
101555
Not easily. Like others have said if your TV has an output it will be RCA. You can get a cable to make it work. But your TV may not even have audio out. In fact, most don't.
47445
You could either hook it up to the RCA out or the 3.5mm audio plug of the TV. The set provides connectors for both. Note that (at least for my TV) the sound from the TV speakers will be muted only with the 3.5mm plug. Sound will still come out from the TV speakers if you use the RCA out.
1315669
The TV must be turned on for any audio to pass through the speakers. Think of this system as an extension of your TV's speakers.
1525667
Just plug it into you audio output jack on tv and and you should be good to use it .
2157533
You can do a couple things. Buy an adapter for RCA like you said, or try to go right into your receiver. If you have a cable box, then you could pull the audio directly from there instead of through the tv. What i do is pull the audio through my home theatre system instead of through the tv.
119523
There is not much information here, but my guess would be that the system either has the internal speakers off or the system is set to internal mute because it thinks an external sound source is controlling volume. I assume you are receiving some sound and it is just not changing as you toggle volume up and down. If you are receiving no sound at all, I would bet it is a cabling issue and you do not have a sound source connected to your TV. Hope this helps despite not being terrible specific.
155107
Unless the TV has external speaker drivers (unlikely), you'll need an amplifier hooked up to a TV sound output (which is the way mine are hooked up to a TV).
866433
It doesn't really do much if there's no sound. You can connect it to something else (TV or whatever has audio out).
1694400
You plug the base into your television audio out jacks then take the grap piece shown and the sound comes out where it is. It does not affect the volume of the TV so you can turn it up or down.
1561121
I am guessing you have a smart/web connected TV and you want the sound to come from the receiver. Check if your TV has an audio output either digital/optical . Look at your TV settings . I am guessing the TV has multiple HDMI ports. How would the TV know where to send the output ?
1202465
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.
1113247
Real quick go in the headphones menu if you see tv + hp turned on turn it off. The surround sound will not work if it's turned on
466173
most older TV's only have audio out... not in. a small I pod speaker will do the trick or hook into aux in on a stereo
997574
Audio out on any system will work. You may need a spliter. One into two. Pretty cool.
67718
It depends on how your TV delivers it's sound. If it has a low level analogue out(RCA jacks) you should have no problem(except for a possible delay in the sound. However if your only output is a headphone jack, it might defeat the TV sound. I can't really help you without your TV's manual.