I bought my TV used several years ago. It works perfectly, and a new TV might not be compatible with my older devices, which is why I won't buy a new one until it becomes necessary.
This TV doesn't do well with newer DVDs, in terms of sound. It just doesn't have the kind of speakers necessary for the newer sound types. The other day, I bought a cheap soundbar with a 3.5 mm plug (as well as a USB plug; the cord is split into two endings). I plugged it into the back of the TV...
...and the plug didn't go in all the way.
I plugged it into the headphone plug on the front of the TV. It fits. The only thing is, it doesn't make a difference. The sound still comes out of the TV speakers.
So. Do I need a converter plug for the back of the TV, and if so, what kind? Or should I plug the soundbar into the DVD player (or media player)? I'm baffled.
This TV doesn't do well with newer DVDs, in terms of sound. It just doesn't have the kind of speakers necessary for the newer sound types. The other day, I bought a cheap soundbar with a 3.5 mm plug (as well as a USB plug; the cord is split into two endings). I plugged it into the back of the TV...
...and the plug didn't go in all the way.
I plugged it into the headphone plug on the front of the TV. It fits. The only thing is, it doesn't make a difference. The sound still comes out of the TV speakers.
So. Do I need a converter plug for the back of the TV, and if so, what kind? Or should I plug the soundbar into the DVD player (or media player)? I'm baffled.
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