Is there a place to plug my TV audio into so that I can listen to my TV through the stereo? Such as an auxiliary input?
1580896
No but you can buy a bluetooth transmitter/receiver to connect your tv to your stereo
1620469
There are stereo Bluetooth adapters that plug into headphone jacks of TVs see if that is an option. You need something that does not require loading drivers to the TV. Unless the TV will load and maintain the driver.
2210033
A quick visit to the Audioengine web site (hint!) shows (since I'm at work and cannot look at the back of my speakers at home...) that the system has two input modes: the four RCA (+/-, LR) connectors, and a 3.5mm stereo mini-jack. However, if your TV has only digital outputs available (which would seem odd, to me), some kind of converter would be required, I should think.
764143
Yep. Just plug it into your computer, then find an empty rca input on your receiver like "aux" and choose that channel on the receiver. Super easy
248817
Sort of, you can plug it into an spdif cable that is attached to your TV then you can use it from a 3.5mm spdif jack, not a normal headphone jack.
782371
If your tv has an aux in or audio in it could. You could also look for a Mic in jack. These inputs will depend on your brand and model but most do have an audio in. You will need interface cables and they are available from Amazon or Radio Shack.
2000327
you might be able to plug it into your tv with a xlr to rca patch cable and if you have a mixer board you can use the rca audio output on it to do this
952869
Yes, you can use this stereo as an additional output for TV audio. You will need an RCA to 3.5mm audio cable. Connect the RCA to the audio output socket on the TV and the other end, the 3.5mm, to the "PC IN" socket on the stereo. I've tried it and it worked.
1527620
You can use the aux input located on the back of the system. You have to buy an analog Y speaker wire with a 1/8th plug insert
231858
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
1075139
I, too, have a 6-month-old Samsung 55", and have connected the TV to my stereo amp using a male earphone jack (3.5) to male RCA Jack cable. There is an audio-out earphone jack on the back of the TV.
832244
I hooked it up to my TV using a component cable so I could run audio through my stereo. Otherwise it hooks up to a TV like any other player.
1993085
Yes, you can hook it to your television or stereo system. Thanks for your interest.
344024
The unit features one 3.5 mm mini stereo jack for auxiliary input. This is not standard for larger, more powerful stereo units which generally use standard RCA / video / aux (red & white) input jacks. HOWEVER: Take a visit to a local store in your area and search for a "Y" adapter which features a 3.5 mm mini stereo plug (male) and RCA plugs (female) (price range: @ $4.99 - $9.99). Connect the 3.5 mm jack (input) to the Sony stereo and then connect the RCA output cables to your device / television / computer. I utilized this option, and it works flawlessly.
1714225
You need the RCA 3.5 mm audio cable (adapter). Attach it to the audio out position on the TV.
140625
If you want the sound from the TV then you have to buy the headphone jack that fit your computer and splits into an RCA red and white to go into the back of the television. It works really well from my computer with this configuration. But to answer your question is it provided, it is not.
197875
No, if you get the right cable, you can plug it into your computer input or into your stereo. Should work just fine, and the cables are cheap.