Hi, i have a aux cable and i plug it into the jack. will it play my music? if so, what setting should i put it on? thanks.

Hi!
You can play audio equipment like turntable, MD player, mobil phone ( headphone output). You must connect the equipment to the Video/AUX jack, Press Video/AUX then play the connected equipment.

computer side:
plug the cable into the green connector

stereo side:
you need an additional cable
like this one

http://www.techcables.com/6-inch-3-5mm-stereo-female-to-2-rca-male-y-cable-p-42.html

see radio shack

that goes in the back of the stereo in the aux port or line in

Once you plug in your iphone and set it to play your song(s). Set your car player for AUX this will then pick up the device playing into the direct port. Hope this helps Fix ya up.

HI, very possible. Just follow this instruction:

All yo need to use for the connection is to get an RCA TO STEREO JACK HEAD (use the google image to see the type of cable).. Connect to denon 700aedab, make sure that the denon 700aedab is on either aux, tunner,video,etc. Those auxillary options on your denon 700aedab.

Connect the RCA into the aux of the denon 700aedab and connect the small jack head into the laptop ( where you plug in earphones),and play and enjoy your music.

If it does not play with aux try tunner, or video, one mustplay,and if it does ot play any, that means either the port of your laptop or the denon 700aedab port is faulty.

And don't forget to connect the speaker,because diffidently you will sure hear absolutely nothing with out the speaker.

Feel free to pass your comment .

Thanks for using fixya.

your home theater has a AUX phono plug in the back
you need to buy or make a cable that looks like this

to buy
3.5mm headphone jack>>>>> phonojack
if that cable has only one phono jack on the other side then you also need this
one phonojack>>>>>two phono jacks
this is needed because if you kept it as one jack then only one side will play music

if you make it then
3.5mm headphone jack>>>>>> two phono jacks

The cable from the computer simply needs to be plugged in to the speaker/headphone jack on the computer, then run to the AUX input on the amp. Make sure the volume on the computer is set to about 75% - 90%.

Hi, I have the Panasonic SA-EN9, and if you plug your mp3 player (I have and ipod) into the auxiliary socket you should be able to play it by pressing the AUX button on the remote provided. 
Hope It Helps :)

I guess Sanyo means that have an input jack (line in or aux) where you can connect your mp3 player (after you've downloaded music into it), then hear it on your hi-fi.

Just make sure you connect either the line out or the earphone jack from your mp3 player to the aux or line-in on your hi-fi, then set the hi-fi to play aux or line-in.

Faulty 3.5mm male to male cable maybe? I had the same problem with a cable I made myself, the wire was too thin and was just twisted together. I made it from 2 extension jacks I bought from a dollar store. I re-made it properly with 3.5mm jacks bought from an electronics store with thicker wires that I soldered on. It worked fine after that.