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Connecting Speakers to TV Without AUX Output: Alternative Input Solutions & Tips

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  • #1 16937796
    Airiss77
    Level 2  
    Hello,
    I have a problem with connecting the speakers to the TV because it does not have an aux output.
    In the attachment I am sending a photo of the entrances that has a tv.
    Could someone tell me how to connect speakers if the TV does not have speakers input?
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  • #2 16937834
    mariuszp19
    Level 35  
    On TV you need to have aux outputs, not inputs, that's for starters. You can not connect speakers directly to the TV, unless you have active, otherwise you need some amplifier that you connect to the TV and then speakers. In your case, such an amplifier (or active speakers) is connected to the optical output via an optical - rca converter.
    https://www.google.pl/search?rlz=1C1GGRV_enPL...-8DYAhVS4KQKHa_4DRUQvwUIJSgA&biw=1440&bih=807.
    Of course, you also need to obtain the optical cable and the other chinch cable.
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  • #3 16937839
    MDD
    Level 31  
    Dear friend, he has it and it's different. One optical output, maybe even headphones. What speakers ?.
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  • #5 16938376
    mariuszp19
    Level 35  
    MDD wrote:
    Dear friend, he has it and it's different. One optical output, maybe even headphones. What speakers ?.

    And what did I write about? The author confuses entries with exits and I tried to explain them.

    Of course, the headphone jack, if it is on TV, can also be used to output sound to the speakers. The author should complete his post with equipment data (TV and speakers), then you will be able to give specific hints.
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  • #6 16938442
    MDD
    Level 31  
    Pay attention to the time you write a post. It's gone. Why this attack. What 'loudspeakers'. That's how the author will answer because it's a cacophony for now.
  • #7 16938476
    mariuszp19
    Level 35  
    MDD wrote:
    Why this attack


    No exaggeration, what attack? But if you've picked it up like that, I'm sorry.
  • #8 16945007
    Airiss77
    Level 2  
    Unfortunately, the TV does not have any input for headphones or speakers ...
  • #9 16945065
    mariuszp19
    Level 35  
    Airiss77 wrote:
    Unfortunately, the TV does not have any input for headphones or speakers ...

    The input and the output are completely different connectors.
    Exit for headphones - headphones as a signal receiver outbound with TV.

    In posts 2 and 4 you have given solutions.
  • #10 16945152
    Airiss77
    Level 2  
    Thank you for help ?
  • #11 16945323
    Polon_us
    Level 42  
    mariuszp19 wrote:
    In posts 2 and 4 you have given solutions.

    This solution will work, there is no doubt here.
    But the author should know that it will not affect the sound level in such connected speakers.
    I mean the TV remote control.

    If these speakers do not have their own remote sound control, the use of these speakers may be cumbersome.

    Unfortunately, the author did not provide details of this set of speakers.
  • #12 18486902
    Kumurungma
    Level 1  
    I would like to join the topic. My problem is just remote control but from the beginning. Tv is LG 49UJ6307 and Harman Kardon Soundsticks Wireless speakers. I connect via bluetooth and everything is ok except that I can't make the TV remote control louder, the speakers do not have a remote control. Any ideas on how to fix this? I combine in different ways but I am not a professional. I could try to connect with a cable (the speakers have an output (although it can be input correctly) Jack 3.5 and e.g. Jack-Rca cable, free bluetooth in the speakers could connect with e.g. a bluetooth remote. I don't know if anyone had any suggestion, I would be very grateful.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around connecting speakers to a TV that lacks an AUX output. Key solutions include using an optical audio output with an optical-to-RCA converter to connect active speakers or an amplifier. The importance of distinguishing between input and output connectors is emphasized, as well as the potential limitations regarding volume control when using speakers without their own remote. A user also shares a specific case involving an LG TV and Harman Kardon Soundsticks Wireless speakers, highlighting issues with remote volume control when connected via Bluetooth.
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