Connect teac ar 600 amp to digital optical output on new TV

Have you tried any other sound inputs Stacey?

Are you using just the speakers (designated DV-200) or the full
Teac DV-C200 DVD Audio/Video Micro System?

You would need the digital optical cable out from the television to a digital optical cable input on the DV-C200 system. Digital is not like a normal signal in the way that analogue AM radio and FM digital radio differ. In fact it is more like DAB radio.

The best thing to do it Google the manual for the television and the speaker system and read the input and output specs.

https://www.google.com/search?q=TEAC+DV-200+speakers

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Having looked at the TV, you will have a lot of problems trying to connect to that amp. The TV has a digital optical out output only. The disc player you mentioned will also be out only. You need a optical "in" for them both. The TV has no analogue out sockets. The only chance you might get any sound out is via the scart socket. If that is fully wired, then the scart might produce L&R analogue out. A scart plug with RCA connections (make certain it has both audio in and out) might produce some sound for the amp.
Otherwise no chance!

The amp you have was not made to work with digital signals. The TV will produce high quality Dolby 5.1 sounds. Assuming you get the scart to produce the sound, then you will only get stereo sound, little better than the TV itself!
I therefore recommend you get a decent digital amp that you connect all your future devices too. One that has HDMI connectors as well as at least two optical inputs.
Onkyo make some excellent models. For example this model would do the job Onkyo TXSR444 Home Cinema Receiver.

Connect from the TV's headphone output to the amp's "TV" inputs (3.5mm stereo to two RCA's). Connect speakers to the amp, and select "TV" at the amp.

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There is not much to it. All you will get is a 2 speaker stereo audio. You need to be able to get the stereo audio output from the TV and with 2 RCA cables connect the red and white connections from TV to the TV/ VCR in connectors of the Teac Receiver. But I doubt you will get this output from modern TVs. They usually provide digital or optical output connections. Make sure you have selected TV mode at the front piano key on the receiver.

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It would have helped to know something morwe about the 'active' speaker.I imagine its manual would tell you what it needs for input.

Active speakers are usually designed to be driven by volume-controlled Line Level inputs. This receiver has none except for the Subwoofer PRE Output.

It is an output. No digital inputs.

These recievers are prime for running surround sound through you TV. It all depends on your TV service, Now if you have a cable box from Dish network, this is the easiest in the world, all you need to look for is an output labeled "OPTICAL OUT". It's a small port with probably a small glowing red light coming out of it. You'll need to buy and optical cable and plug it in there, and then run the other end to the optical input of your surround sound reciever, and then assign a video input to that digital audio signal. It's the best audio you can get by far.

Now if you down't have that, it is still very easy. Find you reciever look for a video input and plug an audio cable in(Red and White cable). Plug the other end into your TV's audio output, a red and white output that is probably labeled audio out, plug that in, switch TV to whatever you are viewing, turn on the reciever to whichever input you assigned and there you go.

If your TV doesn't have an audio output, then you need to go to your cable or sattleite box, and find the audio output, the R/W(Red & white), and run that out to your reciever, the sound won't come through the tv unless you run a second audio out from the reciever into you tv's audio input on the same signal your picture is coming from.

I hope that helps.