Where do the plugs go to back of tv null

I could not figure it out, either. I tried plugging it into the jack in the back of the TV, and it did not work. But, I have not given up. My next effort will be to get a plug adapter and run it thru my amplifier jack on my stereo. Time will tell! My TV is a 2010 Panasonic 65" model. My surround sound amplifier is a Pioneer Elite THX model VSX07 AC3/THX from about 1999, and MK speakers. It is a great system, but, the wife thinks I play it too loud, so I am hoping to get the BLUETOOTH device working. My fingers are crossed!

Hi Jim There should be 2 or 3 rca plugs (marked red and white or red white yellow.) where the cable connection is if not you can connect wirelessly with a usb hub

They plug into an audio out port. If you're having trouble give us a call at 866-580-1978 opt 2.

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I could not figure it out, either. I tried plugging it into the jack in the back of the TV, and it did not work. But, I have not given up. My next effort will be to get a plug adapter and run it thru my amplifier jack on my stereo. Time will tell! My TV is a 2010 Panasonic 65" model. My surround sound amplifier is a Pioneer Elite THX model VSX07 AC3/THX from about 1999, and MK speakers. It is a great system, but, the wife thinks I play it too loud, so I am hoping to get the BLUETOOTH device working. My fingers are crossed!
Answered by Neil 4 years ago
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Hi Jim There should be 2 or 3 rca plugs (marked red and white or red white yellow.) where the cable connection is if not you can connect wirelessly with a usb hub
Answered by RickM 4 years ago
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They plug into an audio out port. If you're having trouble give us a call at 866-580-1978 opt 2.
Answered by Aluratek 4 years ago
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