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The cable box has audio outputs, and probably a digital output, too. You can connect them to your sound system. While you’re at it, connect the cable box’s video outputs too.
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hehe...do what I do. Go into the menu of the TV and disable tv speakers. I think speakers should be an Option instead of the norm these days
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Try this set up:
Cable Box analog audio (red & white) out
into the VCR if you have one for time shifting and out
into the t.v. and use the t.v.s 3d surround set up and out
into your Video 1,2 or 3 input on the receiver.
If you are running DPLII or DPLIIx depending on the receiver, the 3d surround set up will really activate the surrounds and create a soundstage via DPLII or IIx. I use the same set up with the Sony t.v. and it sounds great. But I have to admit, the Toshiba's 3d surround set up was really good, certainly better than the Sony with Logic 7.
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