How to hear television sound through a stereo receiver or home theater?


There are several ways you can connect the soundbar to your TV, so you can customize your movie-watching experience. Although they all have their benefits, certain setups provide better sound quality than others. If you aren't sure which one works best for you, we have some tips for you.

Connect TV and Set-top-box


Connect TV and Set-top-box (or DVD/Blueray) with any of the below options:

Option 1: With HDMI Cable (Preferred mode)

Connect one end of HDMI cable at 'HDMI In' port in TV and another end at 'HDMI Out' port of STB (or DVD /Blue-ray)

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Option 2: With Analog Cables (Composite Cable)

Connect Red (R), White (L) and Yellow (Video) cable at defined ports in TV and Set-top-box (Leave component ports Pb and Pr).

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Connect TV and External Speaker

To get the TV sound from the external speaker, Connect TV and External Speaker (Sound receiver or home theatre) with any of the below options:

Option 1: With HDMI Cable-ARC Port  (Best way to setup)

Connecting your sound receiver to the TV with HDMI will give you the best possible audio. HDMI cables transmit sound digitally, which makes everything crystal clear.

Step1- Connect one end of HDMI cable at 'HDMI ARC' port in TV and another end at 'HDMI ARC or HDMI Out' port of external speaker (or Home theatre / Sound receiver)

Step2- Select your sound receiver as Sound output by utilizing the Quick settings option. You can also navigate to Settings, and select Sound. Next, select Sound Output, and then select HDMI Receiver option.

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Option 2: With Optical Cable  (Great way to setup)

An optical cable is also another way to connect your sound receiver to your TV. This type of cable is similar to an HDMI cable and transmits digital sound, so you can hear every detail.

Step1- Connect one end of Optical cable at 'Optical' port in TV and another end at 'Optical' port of external speaker (or Home theatre / Sound receiver)

Step2- Once the physical wire connection is completed, use your TV remote to navigate to Settings, and select Sound. Next, select Sound Output, and then select the Optical option.

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Option 3: With Bluetooth  (Good way to setup)

It doesn't have the same sound quality as HDMI, but everyone loves the convenience of Bluetooth since you don't have to worry about any cables. The main challenge with Bluetooth is that connections can disconnect or become unstable if there's some kind of disruption, like a power outage. Bluetooth is still a nice and easy option to have, though.

If you want to connect your sound receiver via Bluetooth, first switch the pairing mode of Sound receiver (Refer Sound receiver user manual)

Once the soundbar is in pairing mode, use your TV remote to navigate to Settings, and select Sound. Next, select Sound Output, and then select Bluetooth Speaker List or Bluetooth Audio Device, depending on your TV model.

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