How to get the sound from the home theater on the TV?
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Hello,
Sony home cinema: dav-f200 with a digital audio output, but my TV 40x4000 doesn't have one.
I connected the audio connections with the CD player.
Ideally, it would be (maybe) to have a digital optical cable with one end for the home cinema and the other end with two red and white audio plugs, but...?
Thank you for your responses,
Have a nice day, best regards
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Sony home cinema: dav-f200 with a digital audio output, but my TV 40x4000 doesn't have one.
I connected the audio connections with the CD player.
Ideally, it would be (maybe) to have a digital optical cable with one end for the home cinema and the other end with two red and white audio plugs, but...?
Thank you for your responses,
Have a nice day, best regards
Configuration: Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 8.0
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"Perseverance is what makes the impossible possible, the possible probable, and the probable realized."
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Hello picnic=83
We're going to start with the screen to the amp
The audio
You need an optical cable, connect it to the optical output of the screen and to the optical input of the amp.
The image
An HDMI cable that you plug into both devices
You need a 1.5m antenna cable that you connect to the TV antenna input on the screen and plug the other end of the antenna cable into the antenna output of the DVD player.
The recorder player
The audio
A mono digital coaxial cable that you plug into the digital coaxial output of the DVD recorder and into the optical input on the amp.
The rooftop antenna cable should be connected to the antenna input of the DVD recorder
Multi-CD player
A simple stereo RCA cable connected to the RCA output of the multi-CD and to the RCA input on the amp.
Unfortunately, you cannot view your photos while listening to music because your amp is integrated into your player, so to listen to music you have to select the CD source and therefore you cannot use both at the same time. Otherwise, if you have connected your devices as indicated above, that's fine; if not, follow the instructions. -
Hi,
Do you have a Tape-Out output on the amplifier? -
Hi
can you give the references of your devices please
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Hello,
Sony dav-F200 home cinema
Sony Bravia 40x4000 TV
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Yes, that's it
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Well, here we go, my DVD player, my player, and the TV are all working perfectly: all that on the home, I’m happy!
My connections were poorly done.
Thank you very much,
Have a nice afternoon, best regards
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Just to thank you and wish you a good evening.
Sincerely.
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Hello Letotfdu44, I'm back...
List of devices:
- Sony home theater dav-F200
- Sony Bravia TV 40x4000
- Sony DVD recorder RDR-HX650
- Disc changer SL-PD887/SL-PD687.
I'm listening to the player, the TV, the recorder with the home theater;
However, I'm complicating things (sorry) to listen to CDs on the player while looking at the DVD photos (atmosphere), I have to unplug the Monster cable from the Digital in optical TV of the home theater.
I have left available- on the home theater the input: Digital in optical SAT/Cable,
- on the TV the L R inputs (white red).
Can we do something with that, like some kind of plug for the home theater in input and output, red and white plug, and would it work?
Here are my connections:
ADAPTER (out of order, only works for TNT channels from the antenna and for peritels: it's the opposite of the manual).
- Antenna input;
- Antenna output to: DVD;
- Peritel into TV input (top) to: DVD line 3 TV (bottom) (green color).
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DVD
- Antenna input coming from the adapter (brown color);
- Antenna output (white sheathed) to: the TV;
- Peritel in line 1 decoder (top) to: the TV AV 1 (color: white and black sheathed);
- Peritel in line 3 TV (bottom) coming from the adapter (green color);
- HDMI cord to: the TV HDMI2 (color: metal/white);
- Coaxial digital out to: Coaxial digital out of the home theater (color: yellow/green striped).
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TV
- Antenna input coming from the DVD (white sheathed);
- Peritel AV1 coming from the DVD (white and black sheathed);
- HDMI 1 to: Free (yellow color);
- HDMI 2 to DVD (white color);
- HDMI 3 to home theater (brown color);
- Mono cord (yellow plug under HDMI 3) to: home theater in Video video out;
- Monster cord in Digital audio out to: home theater in Digital in optical TV* (yellow green striped color)
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HOME THEATER
- Audio in TV plugs (white and red TV) to: Player;
- Video video out plug (yellow) to: TV in Mono TV input (under HDMI 3);
- Mono sat/cable plug (metal) to: DVD in Coaxial digital out;
- HDMI out to: TV in HDMI 3;
- Digital in optical TV* plug to: Player
* I unplug it to view photos from the DVD and, at the same time, hear CDs from the player.
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PLAYER
- Red and white line and out cords coming from the home theater audio in TV (there are no other inputs or outputs);
That's what I can tell you, the colors are to remind me of my connections).
I'm aware I've given you work, I'm ignorant and at my age (70 yes, already), it's late, but I'm hanging in there.
If you can help me, that would be great (that's what you do), if not, too bad, I'll unplug it but I'm worried about damaging the plug from doing it too much.
I wish you a very nice evening and a great weekend,
best regards, see you later
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Good evening,
Thank you very much, there was some reflection and it’s not easy.
So, I will leave it as I have put it, since I just have to remove the cord Digital in optical TV to have the player and the photos at the same time.
What can this input on the home theater be used for: Digital in optical SAT/Cable,?
Thanks again,
Have a good evening, best regards. -
Good evening, this input would be useful if you had any decoder equipped with an optical audio output, it would allow you to have the sound from satellite channels in the home.
Best regards and have a nice weekend.
Letotof ;-)
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Hello and thank you
But I have an adapter:
Sagem ITD81BS HD ADAPTER (only works for TNT channels from the antenna and for the peritel: it's the opposite of the manual).
- Antenna input;
- Antenna output to: DVD;
- Peritel into TV input (top) to: DVD line 3 TV (bottom) (green color).
Best regards, see you later
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"Perseverance is what makes the impossible possible, the possible probable, and the probable realized."