Hi David, I'm sorry to tell you that your TV does not have any audio, analog or digital output, except that you can take audio from one of the HDMI cables, through an HDMI to digital audio and fiber optic converter and there you have it than using an optical fiber cable with a Toslink connector on one end and an optical 3.5 miniplug on the other
Search on the internet, HDMI to SPDIF Digital Audio Converter and Optical Fiber
I send you as an example, a link to the product found in a store in my country, Argentina
you can easily find something similar
I hope you can hear the sound of your LG TV in your sound system
Greetings Franco Dosil
Hola David, lamento decirte que tu televisor no tiene ninguna salida de audio, ni analogica, ni digital , excepto la que puedas tomar audio de uno de los cables HDMI, a traves de un conversor de HDMI a audio digital y fibra optica y ahi tienes que usar un cable de fibra optica con conector Toslink en una punta y miniplug 3,5 optico en la otra
Busca en internet, Conversor de HDMI a Audio Digital SPDIF y Fibra optica
Te enviocomo ejemplo, un link del producto que se encuentra en una tienda de mi pais, Argentina
tu puedes encontrar con facilidad algo similar
Espero que logres escuchar el sonido de tu TV LG en tu sistema de sonido
Saludos Franco Dosil
https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-679155668-extractor-de-audio-hdmi-a-analogo-y-optico-todovision-_JM
SOURCE: tv speakers
Sounds like you have a home theatre system, and you need to run rca cables from audio out of the tv to audio in on the amp, and turn the speakers off in the tv menu and set audio out to fixed or turn tv volume up all the way to get enough audio siginal.
SOURCE: speaker interference
you should be able to disconnect the analog audio cables from the cable box and Denon, with the HDMI connected, press the input mode button on the front left of the reciever to select auto and that should fix the issue
SOURCE: Speakers no longer work when front panel audio cable connected.
Thats the point of the jumpers. They need to be connected to make the connection so the rear is disabled when you plug things in. Here is where your jumpers should be placed:
Basicly every other bank needs a jumper.
SOURCE: will my LG LHT854 hook up to my rca home theater
(got the video to play through the speakers and not the audio) how do you see video in your speakers?
SOURCE: LG 47 External Audio Control
The issue is not the receiver, it is the TV. The output from the LG is a FIXED output not a variable one. There may be a menu option to change that in the TV, but I'm not sure. Many people turn off the TV speakers when using a stereo for sound. If the TV output was dependent upon the volume control of the TV, there would be no way to shut off the TV speakers.
Double check the rear of the set for a set of outputs labeled VARIABLE. Connecting the receiver to those would do as you wish.
Dan
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