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You need a stereo receiver or Hi-Fi amplifier to drive these speakers.

The amp or receiver will have red and black speaker terminals to match up with the speakers. Use some speaker wire to make the connections.

Once the amp and speakers are connected, you can add a source. The source could be your PC, TV, games console, MP3 player.

u must disconect it to the tv and connect using an aux cable

Most of the TVs are having an analog audio or digital audio output.
However, it is not possible to connect direct speakers to it.
It is required to use an amplifier/receiver to connect the speakers..
You can also connect PC speakers (like 2.1 and 5.1) using a compatible cable as it has built in amplifier.
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Does the Stereo have an RCA type aux imput?
If it does you should be able to connect the TV via that. If the TV has a scart socket, but no audio out sockets you can get various scart boxes that will have RCA audio out sockets on.

Your TV must have an adapter for output where you can connect the
cord to the input of your hi-fi system. Yes, you can use it, and control
the sound from your TV and Hi-fi. First, you must set your TV volume
to low position. Then, adjust the volume further at your Hi-fi to a
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Hello,

The model in question does not have standard speaker outputs, so there is no way to "directly" wire the speakers up.

Presumably because the TV has built in speakers.

However, you can use the audio outputs on the rear of the TV, Red RCA plug and White RCA plug to drive the speakers connected to a hi-fi system, Surround amp or similar?

The cables are very cheap, available from Argos and the like.

You will notice the improvement in sound.

Does that help?

Check your connection settings.... plug all your connections in a proper manner as given in the manual...

Yes, if it has Audio Out phono (usually colour coded Red & White) sockets on the rear of the DVD. Then connect to the audio IN of the Hi-Fi unit, which again may probably be phono type sockets.To hear the audio from the Hi-Fi you will probably have to select Aux as the input source on the Hi-Fi eg where you normally select CD/Radio etc. This is the common type of set up, but may vary slightly depending on the make of the stereo

There are several different wireless receivers that you can consider.

A simple solution would be the following:

Both devices being connected must support the ARC feature. HDMI ports may be marked with ARC to show which one to use. If not, check your product manual or specifications to see if the ARC feature is supported.
If you find that your TV, A/V receiver or home theater system does not support ARC, you will need to use Option 2: Coaxial Digital Cable, Optical Digital Cable, or Audio Cable to connect your devices.
Make sure that both devices support ARC functionality.
Make sure that the TV and receiver are connected using an HDMI cable.
Connect the cable to the HDMI port that is labeled ARC or the port identified in your manual that supports ARC.
Turn on the Control for HDMI setting on both the TV and the receiver or home theater system.
NOTE: The steps required to enable the Control for HDMI feature may vary. Check the operating instructions supplied with the devices for model-specific steps.

Easy! If you have a VCR,put a VHS tape in the VCR,run the video cable behind the TV and the audio cable from the VCR to a hi fi receiver/speaker(cd input or tape input.)
If you have sound coming out from the HI FI,go ahead and plug the audio connection along with the video connection behind the tv.If there is no sound, it could be:
A. your TV speaker is completed its mission-;o)Blown speaker.
B. you are on TV MUTE!
C. your audio cable is defective(small chance,cause you have left and right!)
D. your connection was incorrect.
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