Vizio, mod #E471VLE, surround sound hook up

I use HDMI cables for my blue ray DVD player, not sure if you do. If so, make sure surround sound is connected to your TV in the right jack. My surround system is old, so only uses RCA's (red, white, yellow). I plug mine into the audio out jacks (red, white) just below the HDMI 1 jack. Only the red and white are required for sound but also can use video (yellow) for higher quality. That is the main audio out. Plug into that and you should have all sound that is on your TV also sent to your surround system.

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the yellow on an RCA setup is a video signal not audio, so just hook up the yellow to video 1 and red /white to audio 1 or whatever number it happens to be

Well depending on what kind of tv or reviecer you have ,,,if you using standard rca jacks,,red,yellow,white,,,,the hook to reciever to tv ,,or availble input,,should be a place on the tv that just has the red and white by itself ,,hook there,,but tru surround sound is digital,,either a optical cable or hdmi,,depending on your gear,,but tv doeant run surround ,,really,,but dvd,,or blu ray like that does,,k good luck,,

If you're using the HDMI cable with 5 wires, the red, blue and green wires are for video and the red and white wires are for audio. If your TV has a component IN RCA jacks, they connect there. If you're using the 3 wire cable, yellow is for video, and the red and white is for audio. You will NOT get HDMI pictures with this setup so you will have to go into the input selections and choose composite video input on the TV menu. Get a connection diagram from Visio's website or look in your owners manual if you have one.


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Connect the Wii to your television. Then connect the variable audio output from the TV to the audio in on the monitor section of the receiver. Then use the TV/SAT input selection on the receiver and dolby prologic 2 as your sound mode.

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There is a scart cable connection on the tv, right! Buy a scart block with a switch on it with in/out switch. Plug it in the tv, put switch on out, plug yellow into yellow, red into red and black/white into black/white. Sound?
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specs http://www.lge.com/us/products/documents/42lh30spec.PDF

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You need to connect your amplifier to your TV, (Video Out of Amp to video In of TV), then select the input where you connected your WII in amp.
Or you could just connect the yellow plug to the TV directly, and the white and red plug to your amplifier.
A note thou, Red and White will not give "True" surround sound as it has only 2 channels, you need to connect a digital input to the amp to get true surround.

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Since you have a surround sound system, you probably should just bypass the TV's audio.

Connect the red/white plugs from your digital cable box to one of the inputs on your surround sound system but not the Phono input unless the Phono input lists something aside from Phono, like Aux/Phono or CD/Phono.

Connect the S-Video or composite (yellow) video plug from your digital cable box directly to the S-Video or composite (yellow) video jack on your TV.

If your digital cable box does not have a S-Video (4 pins and flat rectangular hole) or Composite (yellow RCA jack) jack and only has the screw/push-on type cable with the pin in it, then leave the remaining connections as-is.

Now switch your surround sound system to the input you connected the red and white plugs to and turn on your TV. You should see picture from the TV, but hear audio from the surround sound system.