Hi, my project requires that i take audio from the tv using phono plugs (pictured), as i'm then sending the audio using infra red to a remote reciever.
However my tv doesnt seem to have audio phono socket output. The sockets it does have are shown in my pic.
It also has a headphone socket on the side of the tv.
Am i limited to the head phone socket for audio output?
Do tvs usually have audio phono socket output?
Is there such a thing as a headphone socket to phono plugs adaptor?
I'm worried i spent a lot of work on this project and i may not be able to use it! I just assumed my tv had the outputs needed, its only a year old.
Usually TV's have 2 channel audio outputs. Where the left channel is the mono output and left channel component, and the right channel is just the right channel component.
But looks like yours just have audio in and a SPDIF optical output.
You can buy a simple SCART adaptor, they have red, white and yellow phono sockets on them (usually S-Video as well), plus a slide switch to switch the sockets to either input or output. Switch it to output, and use that - or just wire from the SCART directly to your transmitter.
I just tapped into the loudspeakers inside my TV, to feed the sound through a resistive attenuator to a hifi set so that I could boost the high freqs. to make speech more intelligible.