How to access digital audio selector - Toshiba 40E210U 40 in. LCD TV

You can set it manually. Here is how:
"To select whether the source will use its analog audio input or one of the digital audio inputs, press and hold the front-panel Source Selector and simultaneously tap the front-panel T-Mon Button repeatedly until the desired input appears in the Message Display. Audio input selection requires use of the front-panel controls and cannot be selected using the remote control."

Check your menu on the Samsung to switch audio out selector. You might have to use ANALOG outputs instead.
you could then eliminate digital to analog adapter.
Analog out uses the RCA PLUGS.

If your TV has digital out and Bose has digital in, connect the same or if out and in is with RCA, then connect the audio out of TV with the Aux in of the Bose and make sure that while playing, input selector is on Aux or there will be no sound.

you need to set the auto lock to centre position , and then you need to check the camcorder,if still it doesnt work then you need to take the camera to a good engineer for repairs

If your TV has no input selector but has a video input, the TV probably "hides" the video input between the lowest channel on the tuner and the highest channel. That means if your tuner goes from channel 2 to channel 119, the video input will be between 119 and 2. The best way to see if this is the case is to slect channel 2 and then use the up/down channel selector to go down and see if you find the video input. Let me know if this works!

maby a bad cirket .i have the same reciver but mine dose not have this problem.

go to any hardware store & pick up an universal remote that you can program for your dvd.

On the rear of the receiver you will notice several AUDIO IN connections. Make sure that the AUDIO IN and the receiver's input selector match (for example, if you are connected to AUDIO IN for the VCR section, the input selector on the FRONT of the receiver should also be VCR). Also, make sure that the input selector you are using is set to "Digital Audio" or a digital audio enabled equivalent and NOT analog. Check all connections again to make sure you have not grounded any speaker wire. Check to see if "MUTE" is on TV or Receiver. Try another audio in source just to make sure the speakers are connected properly. If that works, you can pretty much decide that it's either the input selection is wrong or the audio source is not set to digital 9also check to see if PCM is enabled and try setting to "AUTO" if you have that function. If you have option on receiver for speakers A and B, make sure selection matches your wiring.

You want to receive the optical signal from the TV's built in decoder / receiver to play through your Kenwood? Maybe you need to select the digital input. The manual says:

Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or Input Selector keys)
to select DVD, VIDEO or FRONT AUX.

2 Press the INPUT MODE key.
Each press switches the setting as follows:

1 "F-AUTO": Auto detect
("AUTO DETECT" indicator lights up)

2 "D-MANUAL": Fixed to digital input
("DIGITAL" indicator lights up)

3 "ANALOG": Fixed to analog input *
("AUTO DETECT", "DIGITAL" indicator goes off)

Also check your TV to make sure it is outputting to the optical jack.

the camera is off need to on the camera / before plug the camera see to it that the mode point to arrow for viewing to detect by the computer ./ do not point the selector camera auto or manual, video. the PC connot detect.