Hi,any body know how to connect from TV---DVD Player--- Amplifier.I wish when playing DVD n i off the amplifier the tv speaker still have sound coz my parent don want to 'ON' the amplifier,that mean when play DVD both tv n amplifier have sound.Noob here...

just connect RCA cable from AUDIO OUT from tv to AUX/AUDIO IN of amplifier.

You could get a RCA splitter, connect your dvd player audio out to TV and to Amplifier.

You will need two of this stuff. But for sure it's not good solution if you require high quality sound.

thanks for reply bro happy prince,but how about the DVD RCA conection?

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Added on November 24, 2010, 2:45 pmAny other solution ?As i know before i bought new LCD tv the system still work,due to bought new lcd tv my parent try to clean the backside of DVD n Amplifier he unplug all the RCA wire ,so now donno how to connect it back to normal.

My current connection is from TV (yellow RCA) to DVD n from DVD (white& red RCA) to amplifier.

This post has been edited by myvi3332: Nov 24 2010, 02:50 PM

The first thing why you wanna use Amp is good sound + DTS/ DD surround

Why not connect the DVD player using Optical/Coaxial to the AMP to get surround + use the RCA to the TV for normal audio?

So The DVD player actually has 2 outs. One you Digital to the Amp...another one using RCA to the TV.

But minor problem will be when you play both TV and AMP, you need to lower the TV volume....its simple..just use the remote.

my DVD rear is like this; really donno can using Optical to amp




This post has been edited by myvi3332: Nov 24 2010, 03:08 PM

does your amp support optical input?

yup,ur dvd player got optical output..
now u have to check ur av receiver got optical input or not ?

To get best result....

DVDP- RGB (Component) (the green-blue-red) --> TV component in (same colour)

DVDP - optical out ---> optical in (Amp)

DVDP - RCA (Mix out)(Red & White) ---> TV audio in (same input as the RGB) (same red/white colour)

Have to check tonight,it is KENWOOD brand but bought 10 year liao n i don think so it have optical output:(

This post has been edited by myvi3332: Nov 24 2010, 04:19 PM

Old AVRs will have the optical. This connection will require a Tos-link cable which you probably won't have.

It is more convenient to use the COAXIAL connection - the one under the green - a common RCA connection. Old AVRs will have surely have it.

Check what Kenwood model specifically

My TV rear



My DVD rear



My amplifier rear

This post has been edited by myvi3332: Nov 26 2010, 05:15 PM

Your amp is very old.?? No coaxial or optical in, otherwise DVD should use the coaxial/optical out to connect to amp. Simple solution is to use a Y cable to split the composite signal to TV/AMP....can buy at any electrnic shop. You just need 2 of those Y cables for (Left sound, Right sound).

The video u connect from DVDP component output to TV direct.

This post has been edited by Matrix: Nov 26 2010, 05:38 PM

Your TV doesn't have audio out?

Indeed very old!

I am surprised this 10 yr old AVR hasn' got optical or coaxial output. Maybe it's 15 yr old?

I am also surprised that the subwoofer ouput is labeled "pre-out" and not LFE.

My 12 yr old JVC has optical, coaxial, sub LFE and the phono input as well.

I think have gua...it is Panasonic L42U29K .If have gotta connect to where?

This post has been edited by myvi3332: Nov 26 2010, 07:20 PM

Play in...Video 1

Actually, if you got a DVD player has separate 5.1 channels, you can get 5.1 sound using the "DVD 6 Channel Input"

Example I'm using Dune with 5.1 multichannel (actually 7.1) output to my old skool amp like yours...I can even get HDaudio.

here is an example a DVD player with 5.1 Channel out:

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Added on November 27, 2010, 11:31 am___________________________________________

Can you give the model of the Kenwood Amp?

This post has been edited by azbro: Nov 27 2010, 11:31 AM

You Amp pic isn't quite complete. Take a pic of the back again , this time more towards the left , the Radio antenna area. See if got any optical Input there.