You need to stereo on L and R RCA connector. Something like this:
http://www.amazon.com/INSTEN%C2%AE-3-5mm-Stereo-RCA-Cable/dp/B0024CAWS2
SOURCE: How do I connect my laptop to my home theatre system?
The best idea would be to get an audio interface, providing that your home theatre has an IN such as left and right phono. hese can be found for around 60 GBP. A chaeper alternative would be to buy and adapter which splits headphone to phono although an audio interface would allow you to send sound from you theatre in to your laptop as well.
SOURCE: Samsung HT-BD2R 7.1 Channel Blu-ray Home Theatre System
If your television has RCA style audio/video output you can use an audio RCA cable (red & white connectors) and simply plug from the 'output' of your television into the auxilliary input on the back of the HT-BD2.
Then select AUX on the HT-BD2 remote, whenever you wish to listen to the television audio.
SOURCE: rear check message on HT-TXQ120 samsung home theatre
Looks like it is to do with the rear wireless speaker. Now, my problem is over. Its gone. I first turned the reciever on and then turned on the rear speaker wirel less on. No rear chk in problem now. Hope this helps. R.
SOURCE: Onkyo HT-S5100 Theater System
It's possible that you have the wrong speaker set (A or B). Look for that button and change the setting and see if that works
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