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Have a home cinema HDD/DVD recorder receiver system RH361 (main unit) and RH361SE and cannot get any sound. Can get sound through the TV if I play a DVD but not when playing the DVD through the player or any recordings. Have tried the trouble shooting but this has not helped. The blue light comes on the home cinema system so we know that the fuse is okay but we cannot even get any sound out through the test mode. Can anybody give me some assistance please?
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If you use a component system (1 yellow video wire, 1 red audio wire and 1 white audio wire)
You will have to connect the audio wires to your cinema system and the video directly to your set.
The unfortunate part of this is that when you want to use your system, you will have to change the input of the TV AND the Cinema system.
The same would be true if you wanted to use the DVD connectors (YBPBR). You would connect the video to the TV and the audio to the Panasonic unit.
The system you have is meant more for just playing DVD's and not a total cinema system. This is why there are limited (extremely limited) video inputs. The system is mostly for output of sound and of a the built in DVD video.
missing one connection connect stereo rca jacks behind tv labelled audio out then connect to any available input in home theater receiver i dont think you need the optic cable connected to anything
if you got all the lead you should have fibre optics which connects from dvd to tv and then set your dvd to digi in. you should get the sound. i have same cinema system and i have done the same
a good way to go is to connect the home cinema kit staight to the tv though phono leads, see if your tv has a phono in and out this must not be a av socket. you should then connect it in to your cinema kit so what ever you watch comes though ur cinema system
only the hd channels get great surround sound. if your tv has an optical audio out and your surround has the optical in input. then i suggest buying a fiber optic wire for the audio you'll hear a big differance. just hope that the audio stays in sync unlike my cheap *** koss system
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