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The Comcast tech hooked the incoming coax to the cable box and the HDMI cable directly from the cable box to the TV. My initial thought was to be able to watch the TV without the receiver on,(just using the speakers on the TV).The AV receiver would be used for surround sound when needed.he wiring below assumes that you have all components with hdmi capability that also have at least hdmi v 1.3a. 1: cable coax from the wall (cable feed coming into your home) to cable input on cable box. 2: cable box hdmi out to an hdmi input on receiver. 3: hdmi out from blu-ray player to an hdmi input on receiver.
This device will sit in the chain between your TV and wireless headphone transmitter. You will need a digital cable to go from the TV to the DAC, this will be either optical or coaxial depending on the output. Then from the DAC you will need an RCA phono cable to feed into the transmitter.he majority of wireless headphones come with a mini jack cable so there wonât be any problems connecting them via the headphone socket on the TV. RCA Phono. This output is generally located at the back of the TV and has two circular sockets, usually one red and one white.