Question about Pioneer VSX-406 Receiver
We just moved. Hubby is too busy doing other things; I want my TV hooked up! In the manual for the receiver, it tells me to hook up the TV using the "VIDEO OUT" hole on the receiver and the "VIDEO IN" hole on the TV. That doesn't make sense to me since the receiver is to hook up my audio to my speakers. In the TV manual (Toshiba CF32F40), it says to use the "Audio OUT" on the TV and the "AUX INPUT" on the receiver. I don't see anything labelled "AUX INPUT" on the receiver - could I use the "PHONO IN" holes? If not, how do I hook this up?
Take the audio outputs on the TV set and connect up to the The video 1 inputs to the receiver, BUT use the audio part of the video 1 input and leave the yellow video input blank. Now turn on the TV set, put the TV set on a channel, turn on the receiver and select the video 1 input and you should have the TV audio coming from the receiver. Good Luck.
Posted on Jul 30, 2007
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Me again. First of all, I appreciate your help. However, in the back of my receiver I do not see "video 1" inputs. What I have are three choices:
1 - "Video Out" and "Video In" which are boxed with the "VCR/TAPE" option.
2 - "Video IN" which is boxed with the "LD/DVD" option and
3 - "To Monitor TV / Video Out" option which is boxed by itself and this is what the manual says to use (as described in OP).
Can you clarify your answer? Thanks.
Whoa, I'm getting more confused. I'll have to check but I do believe that my VCR is hooked up to the VCR inputs.
Also, when I hook up the double-headed cable to the AUDIO input, one goes into "LEFT" and one into "RIGHT" so how does the other end of the cable all of a sudden turn into a "VIDEO" cable?
I'll go see if this works.
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