My LG TV only has a tosslink optical audio output and my SONY home theater only has RCA input. What adaptor do I need?
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I had the same situation with the same TV. You will need to buy a optical audio cable, optical audio to Analog RCA converter box and a RCA Cable. (Left(white)Right(red). Plug one end of your optical fiber cable into the TV the other end in the converter box. Then plug one end of your RCA cable in the convertor box and the other end in your RCA input. You will also need a outlet to power the convertor box.
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if its a new TV, then you can hook in with HDMI or USB. if its an older model, you will need a converting system like a dvd player with those inputs or a blueray player. some models come with a A/V jack, so your can go from microphone jack to RCA connectors.
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That would work for sure. If you can use a Toslink cable that would be better (AmazonBasics Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable). Look on your receiver/tv for a square connection, it usually has a blank piece of plastic in it to keep it clean. This would provide and optical audio connection.
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The AV connectors on your TV are inputs. You need sound output on the TV. In my case I have red/white audio out. You can use the enclosed 3.5 splitter to plug into a headphone jack, but the volume will be low. That might be okay for Bluetooth headphones. If your TV has only optical audio out get a different Bluetooth transmitter.
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joe, There are two most common options - you can use either a digital optical audio out (if your receiver supports that), or the 3.5mm analog output that will either go to a 3.5mm input, or can be used with a 3.5mm-to-RCA cable, which will support most receivers that have an AUX or TV input. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Robert you can hook up optical audio input or an rca cable. i prefer the optical, the sound quality is definitely better :) . hope this helps
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I'm glad you asked that question. I am having the same problem hooking up an older VCR and DVD, and my new LG TV has only one set of red, white and yellow plugs, which I had to use with my Roku 2, ( I didn't want t use the HDMI, uses too much Mbps? from wi-fi) with this I can now hook them up. Thanks
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You also need what is referred to as a toslink cable. The length of it depends on how long you need to get from adaptor to the input.
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This didn't work for me. I have a TV with a digital output and a sound bar with rca inputs and optical inputs. I ended up buying a digital to optical converter for twenty five bucks. It works good.
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The RCA's are only input on the TV. The only audio output it has is a Digital Audio Output which is coaxal, so your receiver needs a digital audio coaxal input.
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Use the optical connector. Our takes the sound from the tv back to the unit
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I am not sure. My LG TV had this as an optional accessory mentioned in the user manual. I am not sure if it's universally compatible.
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If your TV has RCA-type audio output plugs, you can input the audio directly into the Pyle. If the TV has only optical audio output (as does my 55" LG) you'll need a optical to RCA adapter to connect to the Pyle input.
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L/R analog rca jacks, optical (Toslink), or HDMI CRC (which does *not* work with my Yamaha receiver!)
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There's not adaptors ... You have to get a new tv cause the sound bar was made for all the optical ports
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Hi Joseph. I used the HDMI out from my Lg HD TV and an Optical out wire from my Blu Ray/DVD player to the LG 47-inch Sound Bar. All works very well.
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you either need an Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable or an HDMI cable depending on the connections you box has. Although if you TV has HDMI ARC this will work better, with the ARc connection your TV will always pass audio through