How to listen to TV through Stereo Receiver

How to listen to your TV through your stereo receiver. There are several ways to do this and get it to work so see how with this video. There are ways that are better than others but this will help you.

[laurenclark]

I’ve looked at several videos and articles but yours was the only one that mentioned the headphone jack—and that solved my problem. Thank you.

[njinblack]

Look Young man, I want to thank you VERY MUCH. everything is working now after watching your video.

[timothyapplen]

The optical output and optical input worked excellent.

[elimccrae]

Thanks for posting this info, this is solving the issues I was having with my system.

[best-pro]

GOOD JOB, VERY USEFUL YOUR INFORMATION. THANK YOU !!!

[MrPhotoBlitz]

I just converted from an old picture tube TV to a Smart TV. Before, I was listening to through old Sennheiser wireless head phones. It comes with a transmitter that broadcasts on an old wireless phone frequency. My old TV had standard audio output on both the front and rear of the TV so that was straight forward. I am on Comcast and it turns out their box has a standard audio output so that is what I use. There is an audio signal coming out 24-hrs a day with the sound from the last thing you watched on the TV.

[jodypenn]

I couldn't follow this at all..jump from one thing to another...all I want to do is connect my DVD player to the receiver and then connect the receiver to the TV so I can watch DVD on my new TV.

[dawnb]

I have an Onkyo like this...thank you!

[satishbarde]

I HAVE A SONY BRAVIA KD-55X8200E TV WHICH I WISH TO CONNECT TO MY DENON AV SURROUND AMPLIFIER AVC-1530G. THE OUTPUT USING EARPHONES WORKS BUT AS SUGGESTED LOCALLY, THE SAME DOES NOT WORK WHEN I USE THE TRADITIONAL CABLE. COULD YOU KINDLY SUGGEST A WAY OUT & OBLIGE, PLEASE?

[bayoubengal]

Here's my issue and hope you can help me. I have Dish Network which has digital optical connection, my Sony receiver has one and my new Samsung TV has one. What's the best connection to use for the optical cable? Right now, I have the cable running from the Dish Network Hopper to my Sony receiver. Should I have it connected differently? I just want the best possible connection

[TheCgobiker]

Great video... now I know how to run sound from my Samsung KU6290 Smart TV into my Onkyo TX-8050 receiver using an optical cord.

[geraldmcclaren]

I have a Panasonic AV Control Digital Receiver. I hooked up the Samsung Smart tv to the receiver via optical cable. I cannot get any voice to come through my speakers, only the effects. Thanks.

[Joe-mpbn]

Mine receiver is a Denon dra 37
and mine doesn’t have an optical output but it does have a dvd/vdp but it also has a monitor out on it I, not sure if mine will work though because I have a smart tv and I have a feeling the is receiver is from around 2005 because I bought it used at a yard sale so I’m not 100% sure how old it actually is.

[constanceadams]

I looked at some of your videos and everything seem simple but I'm having a problem. I have a JVC TV purchased in 2007 along with a Sony FM Stereo, FM/AM Receiver, Home theatre system. Hooked up to the receiver is a DVD/VCR combo system by Panasonic. I also have a Bose subwoofer and 5 Bose speakers for surround sound. Everything was fine until I cut the cord and went to streaming. I brought an Amazon fire stick not the 4K because my system was old. On the TV is a HDMI port which I plugged the fire-stick into but the receiver does not have a HDMI port. Went through the setup but there was no sound. I got angry and disconnected everything, however I put it all back from memory and now I don't get a picture from the VCR portion, and I still get no sound from the fire-stick Can you help

[ourfam]

Im doing something wrong apparently. I bought the optical cable and plugged it into the receiver still nothing. Have I missed a step? Do I still need the rca plugs?

[dereksreviews-collectables]

As another is it a 3 rca cable?and which part goes to tv and the single side does that go to the AUX of reciever?and can u alternatively do 3 rca of tv to 3 rca of reciever but where on the receiver do I put the 3 rca as there is slots everywhere

[joeyduran]

I have a JVC RX-507VTN (1995) with the following RCA inputs: turntable, CD player, cassette deck, VCR and video disc player. NO other inputs.
Which input can I use to plug my TV RCA inputs into so I can use the receiver to utilize Bose surround sound?
I used each input and either got a buzz or no sound.
Will I need to purchase some type of gadget to use the receiver, or do I just toss the receiver in the garbage can and purchase a newer receiver?

[cammo_jonesy]

H i…. I have the older 2003 ONKYO sr-601 with two Optical ins and for the life of me I cannot get any sound at AMP / av receiver from PS4 or my new TV through Optical … tried every setting in Amp and Cable combo know to man Red comes out of the cable but still not Working and I’ve done a lot of AV stuff over the years … pls help if you have the time Cheers

[panteritalovesmusic]

I just purchased a Roku TV and it came with an adapter that connects to “AV in“ on the TV and the other Endor it are the three typical RCA cables.
I connected the DVD, “DVD in“to “DVD out“ on my receiver, and with another set of RCA cables I connected “video out“ from the receiver to to “AV in” on the back of the TV. I am wondering if this is the correct connection? I’m having a hard time trying to figure out the “input“ on these new smart TVs. I tried “AV“, “DVD“ and nothing is happening. If anyone is familiar with the smart TVs and a receiver that does not have an HDMI please help. Thanks.

[nemesisnta]

If I use the optical one can I still use the multi channel one??