How do you get audio out for input to a stereo receiver null

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SonyListens · Accepted Answer

Hi Bean,

Great question! You can use one of the following connections to output the sound of the device connected the input of the TV to your stereo receiver:

• BLUETOOTH connection (the audio system/soundbar with subwoofer must support the A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) Bluetooth profile for wireless audio playback)
• HDMI connection (Audio Return Channel (ARC) or Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC))
• Digital optical cable connection

For instructions, please refer to the following articles:
• Can I use Bluetooth headphones, speakers, and soundbars with my Android TV or Google TV? - 
• Connecting an audio system

You may check with your stereo receiver's manufacturers' information for compatibility.
 
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I hope this helps you, and thanks again for your inquiry!

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CRyan · Answer

The TV has a S/PDIF port and an HDMI port with eARC for digital audio output. Unfortunately, there is no headphone jack on this TV to provide analog stereo audio.

James · Answer

HDMI 3 is you ARC/eARC port.  This assumes your receiver has HDMI inputs of course.  Using that HDMI port you can send TV Audio to your receiver.

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