Now I have read the manual and there is a way to make the RCA output
from the TV, variable, just a matter of turning it on from the menus.
Also, there is a way to turn on speech in the accessibility menu, and
according to the manual all of it will then speak. That is quite
exciting, so what I
h just so ya know HDMI 1 is the 1 we are interested in here. That's the
1 that has ARC. But and I forget now the other name of something else
Visio TVs will want you to turn on as well. We delt with this because
mom got a few mother's days ago a smart TV.
On 5/5/2019 10:05 PM, Curtis Delzer
Hi, and thanks for looking. I can not find any earphone output on the
front surface of the set, so if it is there, it is well hidden. The only
HDMI connectors I find are on the back, and the HDMI
are in a line from bottom to top number 1 2 and 3.
take care and thanks again for all the help.
The optical digital output socket should be on the rear of your set.
It seems there’s an analogue 3.5MM socket on the front of the set for
headphones.
The manual is a little confusing so I can’t say for sure what other sockets are
on the rear of the Television apart fro at least 1 hDMI input -
Do you have a model number for this set? That way I might be able to look up a
PDF manual so I can get further information.
> On 6 May 2019, at 6:49 am, Curtis Delzer wrote:
>
> I found the light on the back of the TV close to the other connectors, is
> that the optical digital connector for
The Optical Digital connector looks different from other connectors.
Its a square connector and in some cases may be covered by a flap which opens
when an optical connector itself is inserted, much like the old car cassette
players we used opened when a cassette was pushed against the flap.
The
I found the light on the back of the TV close to the other connectors,
is that the optical digital connector for audio? This is a technology I
am totally not familiar with, so I wish to learn! I expect that in some
ways it is kind of like Bluetooth? just speculating as to how it
connects to
So there we are, that’s the first I’ve ever heard of a TV having a HDMI out and
obviously some do however the more common standard for audio is an optical out
and at least one HDMI input, I’m willing to bet that the tV we’re discussing
has at least and possibly more.
So the idea being that the
We have a Sony TV that we got a little over three years ago. The
installers gave me an HDMI cable (looks home made) with RCA male jacks
on the other end. I plug them into my stereo auxilary inputs and, of
course, have window-rattling speakers on the other end.. The three RCA
females on the
Dolby Atmos is excellent but probably not to everyone’s taste or perhaps they
may not be interested in putting speakers on the ceiling to get the full effect
which is truly stunning if you have the Dolby Atmos material to play which is
becoming more widely available.
> On 5 May 2019, at 7:20
Is there really any need to go that far?
One thing for sure is that all modern day TV’S have a digital optical out and
the other sure thing is that the Key Egg speakers we’ve discussing along with
Soundbars have a digital optical input.
> On 5 May 2019, at 10:50 pm, Matthew Chao via Groups.Io
Suggest you try and contact their tech support dept. to get more of an
idea of what your TV has.--Matt, N1IBB.
On 5/4/2019 9:41 PM, Curtis Delzer wrote:
Well this is suppose to be a top-of-the-line Vizio 4k 50-inch ultra
smart TV, so it's connection should be top-of-the-line and conform to
hi curtis,
i agree with those that say the kef egg are good as i have had these
connected to my computer for a few years and they are really good.
but like you i recently got a large screen tv and wanted something good
to go with it.
after studying as many soundbars and surround systems around in
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