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Linking television audio out to stereo audio in

Discussion in 'Other video questions' started by smithquik, Jul 1, 2008.

  1. smithquik

    smithquik Member

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    Hi,

    For my first newb post, I am going to ask a simple question: I have a television with the red and white audio out ports, and a stereo minisystem which has the red and white audio in. I had previously hooked up a "Hi-Fi link" between my PC and stereo. I can hear any movies played through my computer, and would like to hear the same sounds from my television, to add more silver screen-type sounds. The stereo is Aiwa CX-NA707 model, and has the video already attached to the "Hi-fi link." I just want to know if there is a way to split that, or if I could just hook the "Minidisc" audio in ports to the TV. Also, I want to know if gold-plated cables would produce significantly better audio.
     
  2. ugc

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    You can split line level without any problems. That would be your easiest (and cheapest) way to do it.

    Your gold cables are better, but I don't think you could "hear" a difference of other basic cables of good quality.
     

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