0 inputs with 0 inputs, is there a way to listen to surround sound thru TV using this unit ( SC-PT760 ) ?
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I have the same question. I just bought this unit and didnt know that I wouldnt be able to listen to surrond sound tv. Someone, please help. Is there a way?
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i need to now if the panasonic sc-tp760 recive the dts sound format via optical output
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Yes, just connect cables to the two RCA input jacks located on the back of the unit. Use a cable with a Y from a stereo jack to the audio output of your TV, as for a headphone output.On the unit, press the Source button repeatedly to enter Aux/Line Mode, indicated by a white light.Or use the remote to choose the Aux/Line input.
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The input comes from your WiFi network. The source is then controlled by an Android device or a PC. There is probably a way to run your TV audio into a PC then broadcast it to any of your Phorus devices. I actually want to try this to have my TV's audio play on my back porch, just haven't had time to try it yet.
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I'm sorry i don't really understand the question. If you are wanting to to know if there is an input for cable tv there is not. However, there is are two half inch mic inputs and quite a bit of dual RC audio jacks. If you are wanting how to hook that up you could run the information from your receiver. I have spliced some Audio jacks and plugged them into the Pyle system and used the wires to plug into my receiver so that it has a feed of audio so it will play what ever the receiver is playing.
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Hi Eddie.I use a Western Digital Live TV and a Set Top Box. Both connect via HDMI, and both sources have their audio duplicated and sent through the analogue headphone/speaker port. I connect PC speakers to that port and it works great.Greg
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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 ?
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I tried multiple splitters and unfortunately none of them worked. I ended up getting a tv that had more than one HDMI inputs and used one optical output to my sound bar.
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Yup I HAD that problem as well when I was using RCA inputs but when I changed to Digital Optical, I found that the volume was way too loud and had to turn it down a lot just to fit viewing need. Well, the way I have my setup with the same HTIB(Home Theater in Box) is: PS3&gt;Reciever via Digital Optical for Audio PS3&gt;TV via Component(Plan to upgrade to HDMI once the cable comes) TV&gt;Reciever via RCA(Red and White plugs) For yours specifically Castellanos, I think we need a bit more info on the TV and the Toshiba, like what kind of Inputs and Outputs are on the back of both products or if not that way, give a link to see information on those items. Hopefully we can get this straighten out as with others in the same boat.
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It's just 2 channel. I'm not sure how it handles surround sound from the input as I only use 2 channel.
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you need some sort of amplification in between ( receiver etc) or powered speakers such as audio engine Also not sure what you would be feeding the Bifrost from the TV if it is a digital output may be tough to make it work with any surround signal , it is not a home theater pre pro only for I think it is designed for two channel feed I would email the Schiit guys on their website and ask they are pretty responsive hope this helps
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Hi Tech,I have an Onkyo 606 model (older) and I am able to watch TV without having the surround system on. I am sure this newer model works the same way. Looking at the remote control, it is the same exact remote that I have with the 606. When you want to turn the surround off and just listen to the TV through the tv speakers, just press the receiver button and then the On/Standby (power) button. It takes about 12seconds for the picture to come back on, but the Onkyo will pass the signal through with no problem. You can then watch TV with no surround.Hope this helps.Tom
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The TV has 5 inputs: HDMI(1), HDMI(2), Video, Component, and a serial PC monitor jack. I only use HDMI(1) and HDMI(2). Here's how I have mine setup. All digital (HDMI and optical) audio and video outputs go to my Surround amp which has multiple HDMI, optical and analog inputs. The single HDMI output of my Surround amp goes into HDMI(1) of the TV. Digital output components going into the surround amp are: DVD, Playstation2 (Blue-Ray player), satellite TV receiver, and desktop PC optical audio output. All analog output audio devices (2 CD players, phono turntable, and 6 reel-to-reel tape decks) go into selectable inputs on my analog pre-amp. The single output of the pre-amp then goes to the surround amp as an analog connection. The only thing missing is the HDMI video output of the PC which goes to HDMI(2) of the TV (this allows me to listen to music and use the computer at the same time). I don't know what "Soundbar" is, but if is has digital or analog audio output it will work. The TV is fantastic - - buy it.
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I am also using HDMI but you can also. Use ROC jacks for sound from your DVD or blue ray to put sound straight to your surround sound system and then turn off the sound on the progecter
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I have the same question - has someone tried to connect their TV's optical output to this device's SPDIF input? Please please, someone let me know.
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The input for this device is the headphone output of source, the TV in question. most TV's today have a headphone jack -- if it does not its not clear how to unless I had the specs of the TV
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Sounds like maybe your input is on the wrong setting? My tv connects through an optical cable, so unless I chose the optical input, I won't hear it. Check your inputs and if that doesn't help re-check your connections.
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This is where I ran into problems; The audio input is Optical. My TV only has Digital Coax. I had to buy an coax to optical converter to make it compatible. It was about $20 Hope this helps