Audio Outputs: Will this TV be able to be hooked up to an old receiver with RCA cables (red &amp; white)?
1154193
Yes, that is how I have my TV set up. One end of the cable is 1/8" headphone male (TV end), and the other end are RCA male plugs (receiver end).
1734581
Forgot to mention...of course you'll need to have speakers to plug into the receiver as well...but that goes without saying. RCA cables work fine from the speakers to the receiver, but I like to make my own. :)
1586600
It should as with any other... your TV needs to have either RCA out puts (red, yellow, white) or an optical out put (square looking plug) and those should output anything thats on the TV to the surround system. The HDMI hook up is for watching DVD's in the drive from the surround sound system, and thats why the sounds is from the DVD's only.
1773045
That depends on what kind of output your tv accepts. Chances are you're fine; most tvs accept the RCA that is provided, but you might want to check to be sure.
2063959
The cable is actually for sound and few TV's have the RCA jacks. You would need to check your TV. The RCA is the White and Red end. To use the RCA jack most go through a stereo receiver.
69241
It will work if your receiver have a DIGITAL RCA (ie not fiber optical) input.
328772
Yes, you hook the red and white sound wire from the system to your tv outputs (red and white)... it works great I use it a lot! Good for everything!
2178702
You could, but there are no RCA inputs which is usually the most common connection on a home receiver. Other than having a connection type adapter you should be able to use it. Make sure and turn off the backlit logo as it might be a little bright in a theater room.
891289
I don't know that particular receiver but any receiver with RCA preouts will work.
1853422
There should be a setting on your TV in the menu that allows you to choose an output source. Connect the red and white cables to your system and to your TV as well. Then, change the input on your system to auxiliary (aux) and it should work
2100053
Sure, with the right y splitters, it should work over RCA. Some tv's also have a monitor out. HDMI gets a little more tricky due to DLNA , but there are devices for that as well.
867002
Yes, I have an older TV I recently connected. Works very well and the sound is great!
1512608
You can connect anything with an HDMI output and hook up to your older television as long as it has "component video input."
1512609
Without know specifically the models of where you are originating a signal from and where the signal is going to, it is difficult to say yes. Here is a link on the manufactures website to give better detail, http://www.kanexpro.com/item/?id=HDRGBRL. The one part I do know, your "old" tv will need to have a component input. As for your SONY, give me your model number and I will attempt to help.
152911
correct. and I am told that any regular old RCA cable will do. One other thing,though. I discovered that my TV's optical coax out is not always hot. It is not hot if the input is from a HDMI cable. That's a TV-specific issue. Might want to check yours to be sure. Have fun.
2157533
You can do a couple things. Buy an adapter for RCA like you said, or try to go right into your receiver. If you have a cable box, then you could pull the audio directly from there instead of through the tv. What i do is pull the audio through my home theatre system instead of through the tv.
464860
Yes; however, you will still require a digital converter box (converts digital to analog) as older TVs do not understand digital signals without external aid.