I have no home system but am getting some airplay lang sing speakers. Don't 
know if I could connect an Apple TV through that.

Thanks for the expanation.

Kawal.

On 26 Dec 2012, at 03:50 PM, Sieghard Weitzel <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Kawal,
> 
> I meant a stereo or home theatre surround sound receiver. I am not sure if
> you have a stereo system and if so if it is a portable system or if you have
> a system with components such as an amplifier/receiver, a CD player,
> speakers etc. Most newer amplifyers or receivers have a number of input
> connectors which allow you to hook up things like CD Players, DVD Players
> and so on. Anything that has video as well as audio like a DVD player,
> satellite or cable box typically use the so-called HDMI connectors which
> stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface. Both sound and video are
> transmitted in one cable. A optical digital connection transmits audio only
> and it is also a common input on most newer amplifyers or receivers and by
> "newer" I mean anything that is not much older than 10 years.
> 
> I don't think you can connect an Apple TV to an iMac and I don't see much
> reason why you would, but that would be a question for somebody at the Apple
> store where you are buying your iMac. The Apple TV is a "consumption"
> device, it is basically a simple interface which gives you access to various
> sources of media including iTunes, third-party subscription services such as
> Netflix, publically available stuff like Internet Radio and YouTube and
> media in your own iTunes library on your computer. It is designed strictly
> to stream this content on a TV either by connecting it directly to a TV with
> an HDMI cable or to a receiver with either an HDMI cable or optical cable.
> 
> 
> Regards,
> Sieghard
> 
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