How i connect my surround sound to tv to hear sound?

Question

my tv has no sound now(maybe tuner) but for now.i need know

1.if i connect tv with surround sound can i hears sound

and

2.if i can how?

Answer 1

I have connected my sky box to my surround sound vias an optical cable. the sound is crystal clear!!!

Answer 2

It depends on your system but you can either go from a cable/sat box audio output to the receiver with the red and white rca outputs or toslink (optical digital audio) if you have it.

If you don't have a cable box, see if the tv has an audio output and use it to the receiver. Again optical is better but you can use the composite red and white if need be. Some TVs will make you go into the main audio menu and change the audio output to fixed, others won't.

Answer 3

Ok, it sounds as if either your speakers are blown, or your tuner is not producing the audio out.

1.if i connect tv with surround sound can i hears sound?

If your speakers are blown, then hooking up an external speaker (audio) receiver like surround sound should do the trick, but if it is the tv not producing the audio signal, then it will not work and your tv will have to be repaired/replaced. Also, if you are using a cable box/satellite box, then check to see if watching a dvd player or game system gives you sound out of the speakers, if so, then it's probably the cable box that is not sending the audio signal out to your tv.

2. if i can how? Hooking up a surround sound system is fairly easy. Most will come with user instructions telling you how to hook it up several different ways. The easiest way in your situation would be to find the yellow/white/red (audio out) connections on the back of your tv set. If you do not have them STOP, this will not work. Once you find these, hook them up color coded with the wire set your surround sound will come with, and hook them into the (audio in) yellow/white/red connections on the surround sound system. This will take the place of your tv's internal speakers.

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