You will need to use the composite video RCA input on the LG Tv from the DVD player (the yellow one). The audio out from the DVD then needs to go the rca HT.
You will need to use the composite video RCA input on the LG Tv from the DVD player (the yellow one). The audio out from the DVD then needs to go the rca HT.
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You connect a Jack from the TV to the "in" socket of the Philips. The other Jack on the Philips could be for a second source, such as a DVD/Blue Ray Player. It should say on both Jacks if they are in or out sockets. If they are both in sockets you can take your pick.
Is the digital TV-related sound actually originating in the unidentified TV or would it be better to get it at, say, the Cable Box, which IS a hi-fi component, whereas TV's are amost always NOT so?
I'm pretty sure the TV manual may explain the use of its optical output.
Break it down. DVD Video goes TO the TV but you want the >>>audio<<< for TV programs FROM it, or perhaps from wherever IT originates. Your TV no doubt has audio output(s) that will work. If you have a Cable Box it, too, will have superior audio outputs. Unfortunately, this unit is NOT an AVR or it would be able to accept coaxial Digital Audio Output from a Cable Box or other source. Instead you have to use the AV IN RCA jacks (Item B, page 12) from either the TV or the Cable Box. You're stuck with analog 2-channel audio.
This is the easiest way 2 explain it. Hook up on the home theater should be labeled in and out. same as on the tv. The TV might no have that feature as the DVD is built in. You might just have an option for sound from the TV/DVD to the home theater. Again OUT from TV IN to receiver. Same with any other device set up.
You need an Optical Audio Cable. Hook one end to the HD Cable Box and the other to your Surround Sound System. If you dont have an Optical Cable to your Cable Box, then try using the usual audio cables. But, I have HD and it worked with the Optical Audio Cable.
Its an rca home theater system. With just rca cables to hook up to the t.v.
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