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I've not visited your Forum before, but post fairly often at the Vintage Asylum. Recently, I purchased a so-called powered-by-Google Sony TV, the picture quality of which is excellent. In order to play the audio portion of the cable signal through my external stereo system, I take the audio signal from my cable box, and send it to my McIntosh C34V preamp through RCAs. That way, I change channels and raise and lower the volume by means of the cable remote.
I just signed up for a trial subscription to Netflix. As things are presently configured, I am forced to listen to the audio portion through the Sony's own mediocre speakers. I need somebody to tell me how I can hear the Netflix audio through my external stereo system.
I was thinking I could perhaps take the signal from one of the Sony's HDMI or optical outputs, and send it to an input on the C34V. As I envision it, this would require some sort of HDMI- or optical output-to RCA cable or adaptor. Does anything like this exist? Is there a better way? Or am I cooked?
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Topic - Netflix audio through external stereo system - Chef Henry 09:35:20 01/17/12 (7)
- Surprised you can't get RCA outs to work properly - Audio Snob 06:35:15 01/19/12 (0)
- RE: Netflix audio through external stereo system - kh6idf 16:42:04 01/18/12 (0)
- try this - Joe Murphy Jr 23:00:58 01/17/12 (4)
- RE: try this - Chef Henry 12:24:03 01/18/12 (3)
- glad it worked out - Joe Murphy Jr 21:47:10 01/18/12 (2)
- RE: glad it worked out - Chef Henry 18:31:04 01/26/12 (1)
- techs aren't always "techies" - Joe Murphy Jr 11:12:16 01/27/12 (0)
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