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Posted on Dec 09, 2010

I have an Emerson 42in flat screen lcd. It has 3 hdmi ports, a pc port, etc. What I need is an audio out port and the only audio out port is the Digital audio out. My ps3 and xbox 360 are hooked up through hdmi and my surround sound needs the audio out port in order to receive the sound to display. THe only current way i can connect my surround sound is through the headphones port, and I hate doing this because then my tv controls the sound level and it also cuts the sound out of the tv. I would like to find a way to hook up my surrond sound using the digital audio out port so I can stop using the headphones port. Thank you

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If you have a home theatre system, most receivers have a digital audio input that you can use and hook that up to the digital audtio output on your TV. I have the same TV, and this is how I am doing it.

The other option is to get a new receiver that supports HDMI, and feed you HDMI into the receiver and then use the HDMI out from the receiver to the TV.

These are about the only options you have.

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