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Originally Posted by Jeffhs
My system consists of the following:
1. Insignia 19" flat-screen TV
2. Panasonic PV-4022 VCR
3. LG BP-220 Blu-ray player
4. Aiwa NSX-888a bookshelf stereo system, 50 watts per channel, capable of surround sound (not currently using the rear channel amps)
As you can see, my system is nothing fancy, but it works for me. I would have patched the TV into the stereo long ago, except the TV doesn't have variable audio outputs so I wouldn't be able to mute the sound (an important feature for me, since I mute the commercials all the time).
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That AIWA is probably new enough to have remote volume control (and many remote capable stereos also have a mute button) if you configure your universal remote to map the volume and mute keys to the stereo, then you should be in business.
If that don't work here is another idea: If your TV has external speaker connections make an adapter that connects them to your stereo's audio in jacks....It may sound crazy but I've done it before with other amplifiers and had it work decently.