Connecting SONY dvd home cinema to samsung le32c530f1w

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    Connecting SONY dvd home cinema to samsung le32c530f1w


    Hi sorry this is off the topic i know but i thought some people could help me sort this problem out,

    I have recently brought a sony dvd home cinema kit which includes 1 dvd player, 5 speakers and a sub woofer,

    I am trying to get the sound from my tv to play throught the system,

    I have read the manuals and it does say it can be done,

    I need to connect the (red & white) cable which is the audio out cable from the back of my tv to the dvd player,

    I have put the cords in all of the ports but no sound comes through,

    I have even tryed connection a 3.5mm phono to the back of my tv and then connecting both of the audio out cables but again nothing works, although when i do this method i do hear some disruption on my sound system,

    Any help would be appriciated,

    Regards Paul
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    Hello,
    what is the model number of the Sony system?
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  3. Posts : 208
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    Hello it is the DAV-tz135
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    is there a setting on the amp/dvd player to select tv or aux or anything suchlike.
    also the red /white phono plugs on the dvd player ,does it say audio in or similar.
    edit: looking at the manual.(not in english) i see that on the remote there is a button on the top row that says tv select that .im presuming you have the audio TV in l/r cables inserted correctly
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    Hi yes i have got the cables in correct, Although when i look at the information on the back of my television it shows no audio out put only the digital output,

    where i put the red and white cables it says av in or audio in

    (AV IN) is on the side
    (AUDIO IN) is at the back of the television.

    Clicked all of the buttons on the remote still no sound comes through,

    Regards Paul
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    does your tv have any sockets/ phono plugs that say audio out or tv out ,if so plug into them.
    then on the dvd player make sure the cable plugs in the audio in sockets, then select tv .
    make sure the tv is on
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    Last edited by boohbah; 02 Sep 2011 at 16:56.
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  7. Posts : 208
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    Hi yes the TV is on thank you,

    The only audio out socket which it displays is digital audio out cable,

    i have connected all the wires correctly to the dvd player,

    Regards Paul
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    ok, what make and model is your tv.
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  9. Posts : 208
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    Make is Samsung,

    Model number is in the title,

    Regards Paul
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    Ok ,sorry of course it is.
    right it does seem odd that there are no out phonos,however i found a pic of the back of your tv (correct me if its wrong!)

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    and i see that there is a headphone socket. you could get a new cable that is a 3.5ml jack to stereo phono

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    link>play.com
    on the chance that there is no headphone socket and no audio out phonos, then the next thing to do is get a optical lead and a converter ,that will allow the phono cables to connect to the amp from optical
    you will need a converter like this.
    http://www.amazon.co.uk/CYP-AU-D3-Di...ref=pd_cp_ce_0


    Last edited by boohbah; 03 Sep 2011 at 13:36.
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