using old stero receiver for sound

[Branvan29]

Have a Harman/kardon Avr 20 II stero receiver, no HDMI, and only composite cables (red, white and yellow).
Currently connected to TV, satellite dish, CD player, and older blu-Ray player.
Just bought new blu-Ray player, which is HDMI, and no composite cable "ports".
When I connect the new blu-Ray to TV with HDMI I get picture, but only sound from actual TV, not through stereo speakers.
Can you suggest how to get sound from blu-Ray using stereo receiver?
Can the stero receiver be connected to TV only and get sound for blu-Ray and satellite?
Please keep in mind that the lingo needs to be simplified, and if a solution, in a very simple schematic of what should be connected to which device.
Thank you.

 

[delaro]

Most TV's have Audio out Composite still, or Optical and some have analog 1/4 phone "Headphones", you have to go into the Menu and change the default fro the on board speakers to the other Output. What Make and Model TV do you have?

 

[Branvan29]

Panasonic TC-P50S2N

 

[Branvan29]

Most TV's have Audio out Composite still, or Optical and some have analog 1/4 phone "Headphones", you have to go into the Menu and change the default fro the on board speakers to the other Output. What Make and Model TV do you have?

 

[Branvan29]

Panasonic TC-P50S2N

 

[delaro]

Digital Audio to RCA Adapter should work, you are limited on Outputs. You will have to turn on the jack and disable the onboard audio in the menu.

http/www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=digital+audio+to+rca+adapter&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=8040203364&hvpos=1t1&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11961479638274604723&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_3hdg89etx_b

You can also piggyback off a HDMI to analog RCA but that sometimes gives feedback and a annoying buzz across the Stereo.