Does this thing have AUX?

[interference]

Hello it says, AUX but it have the LEFT and RIGHT RCA stereo cables? Can i just buy an AUX cable and connect it to one of them so ALL my speakers can work ,or i should get RCA stereo cable?

Thanks!

Here are the pictures.
1. https/i.imgur.com/Gm0pkM4.jpg
2. https/i.imgur.com/lOjVVEf.jpg

 

[Wolfshadw]

AUX is short for Auxiliary. It's not a cable description, but a device description. In other words, it's were you connect your auxiliary device. Those connections are RCA connections, so you can just connect your "left/right" cable into those ports.

-Wolf sends

 

[Lutfij]

What are the outputs looking like on your audio's source output? You will be able to use a splitter to have RCA R/L input into your HTS but you wont be able to get surround sound. I would instead advise on using the optical input.

 

[Wolfshadw]

AUX is short for Auxiliary. It's not a cable description, but a device description. In other words, it's were you connect your auxiliary device. Those connections are RCA connections, so you can just connect your "left/right" cable into those ports.

-Wolf sends

 

[interference]

What are the outputs looking like on your audio's source output? You will be able to use a splitter to have RCA R/L input into your HTS but you wont be able to get surround sound. I would instead advise on using the optical input.

Yeah, but when i try to connect with optical cable i don't know where is the option on my TV to switch the audio.

See:
1. https/i.imgur.com/LjyJIei.jpg
2. https/i.imgur.com/gs8Q6iy.jpg
3. https/i.imgur.com/5n9jfz0.jpg


Any suggestions?

 

[interference]

AUX is short for Auxiliary. It's not a cable description, but a device description. In other words, it's were you connect your auxiliary device. Those connections are RCA connections, so you can just connect your "left/right" cable into those ports.

-Wolf sends

Thanks!