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Connecting a home theater, TNT decoder to TV.

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Hello, could you tell me how to connect my home cinema and my TNT decoder to the TV to have the TV sound on the home cinema? Here are the connections on the TV: 2 SCART sockets, 3 RCA sockets (red, yellow, white), 1 S-Video input, and 2 RCA sockets (red, yellow). There is no S-Video socket on the home cinema. Should I go through the decoder (2 SCARTs) to get the TV sound on the home cinema? Thank you in advance.

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    STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 648
     
    Hello Pitou, here are the connections I suggest:

    1) HOME-CINEMA <-- SCART CABLE --> SCART 1 TV

    2) DECODER <-- SCART CABLE --> SCART 2 TV

    3) DECODER <-- RCA CABLE (Red and White) --> HOME-CINEMA

    Here’s what it looks like in the image:

    --> http://hpics.li/7196601

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  2. Necset Posted messages 279 Status Member 41
     
    Good evening,

    you need to connect the RCA outputs of the TV to an AUX input on the amplifier, and select that input on your amplifier.

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  3. pitou
     
    Good evening. Thank you for this response, but I don't have an amplifier. Perhaps you consider the decoder to serve as an "amplifier"?
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    1. Necset Posted messages 279 Status Member 41
       
      Good evening,

      the home theater is the amplifier where the speakers are connected.
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  4. STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 648
     
    Good evening, could you please provide me with the brand and the EXACT MODEL of EVERY DEVICE? This is so I can better inform you about the connections to be made; the references are generally indicated on the back of the devices.

    PS: no indication like "Samsung 102cm," this is not a reference, but rather like this example: "SAMSUNG UE40C5100 - 102 cm"

    Regards and thank you for your understanding.

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  6. pitou
     
    Good evening STARGATE43. I will give you the references tomorrow, except for the TV, it is fixed to the wall and I can't find the papers anymore. It's a flat screen from Bluesky with the speakers on the side. I will see if I can retrieve the references with a mirror. Thank you.
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    1. STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 648
       
      No problem, and yes it would be better to have the model, otherwise it will struggle with the wiring.

      @ see you tomorrow ;-)
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  7. valent91240 Posted messages 5 Status Member
     
    What connection do you have on your home cinema?
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  9. pitou
     
    Hello. Sorry for not writing earlier, but I've had some connection problems (construction in the area). Here are the details of the devices.
    Decoder: MUSTEK DVB-T-M820HD.
    HOME CINEMA: THOMSON HT 250 SB.
    For the TV, it's a BLUESKY plasma 107cm. I've described above the connections on it, but I can describe them again.
    2 Scart connections, 1 S-VIDEO socket, 3 RCA (white, red, yellow) and 2 RCA (yellow, red).
    That's the equipment. So it's mainly to get the sound from the TV to the home cinema. Thank you in advance for your responses.
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  10. pitou
     
    Hello. For the decoder, that's correct; however, for the TV, it's not this one. I have 2 detachable speakers that match the height of the TV. It must be older than the one whose reference you sent me.
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  11. pitou
     
    Hello. Super!!! Everything works. Thank you again for your help.
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  12. STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 648
     
    Good evening, pitou, that's great!!! And you're welcome, it's my pleasure.

    Best regards, have a good evening and enjoy listening ;-)

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