I have the 2 RCA's from the Panasonic tv (42") connected at the AUDIO OUT to the Sony (STRD 1015 receivers TV AUDIO IN. The blue ray dvd player is connected to the tv using an HDMI cable. The dvd player works fine through the tv, but the reciever will not play audio from a tv station or dvd.

The receiver plays the radio stations fine. At this time I only have 2 front speakers, center channel, and a amplified subwoofer.

The recevier is from 1994 so definitely no high tech connections besides a digital optical connection

Thanks for any help!

 

break open the tv manual ^^

there has to be some kind of sound options... each tv is different.

 

You will probably need to use the optical audio output on your tv.

 

Check to see if your receiver has "digital" and "analog" options for input. Many older receivers have this feature, optical would be digital using the receivers D/A converter, but RCAs are analog, thats what you need. Also check to make sure your screen has its outputs turned on, should be a on, fixed, or variable option in setup.

Kirk R

 

You'll need to use the fiber optic ouput as mentioned. Your blu-ray player will have this.

 

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Oh yeah. I said run optical from the tv and you can, but you should just run the optical from the blue-ray player to the receiver.