Kimberlee Bowdish: While this should work, this might cause a delay in your audio, which will make your video and audio out of sync. I would recommend connecting optical audio from your DVD directly to your audio receiver.
Shaunta Paap: Yamaha Htr-6030
William Vickerman: WOW people have no idea what they are talking about and i would like to know why they answering a question when they dont know? Bose u kidding me? for one they arent the best by far. And for 2 They dont make subwoofers. THEY DO NOT MAKE SUBWOOFERS. Oh to answer your question subwoofers are universal they will match to any receiver. U wanna get a powered sub though. Velodyne is gonna be a reall good one but also kinda expensive. Id go with either a Polk or Definitive technology. Those have some economic ones and also really good ones. I can be more specific in models if u could give me ur room layout and the type of speakers u have other then the sub....Show more
Helen Zafar: This may wo! rk on some TVs, however I don't recommend it. Instead you should connect the optical directly to the receiver. While your TV may carry audio to the receiver and it would be convenient not to have to switch inputs, you may only get a stereo signal (just because it is optical or HDMI doesn't mean you get 5.1) Of course you should look at the instruction manual of the TV to be sure or list the model #.
Shane Getler: Your theory is sound and the TVs menu select should be able to select the audio choice, ie audio optical out. However the best method would be HDMI connection to the TV for the video and optical directly from the DVD to the receiver for audio. Again in the TV's menu you should be able to shut off the HDMI audio so you do not have sound coming from the TVs speakers also but depending on the brand TV it may auto select for you.
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