Wired to wireless

[George J Etson]

i have a feeling I may have missed the answer to my effort. If so I apologize, but if anyone can provide a solid simple solution inexpensive solution, for transmitting from the TV to a older wired Stereo receiver, it would be greatly appreciated. 🙂 including pics of Available TV hook ups and back of stereo, aux in RCA

 

[jsmithepa]

Not sure what effort you are referring to, I only see your one and only post.

 

[elbert]

This is a cheap option rgb audio to wired switch.
https://www.crutchfield.com/p_142LOC80/Scosche-LOC80.html

 

[George J Etson]

Not sure what effort you are referring to, I only see your one and only post.

I meant my personal effort in my home. I reviewed as many related questions and answers as time permitted. Do you have information that would be helpful with my question?

 

[americanaudiophile]

You can connect a bluetooth transmitter to the audio output of the TV. Check what kind of output the TV has and get one with that input. Check the TV manual on how to use the audio output and set it to PCM or stereo. Some TVs make you turn the TV speakers off to get the audio output to work.
Then connect a bluetooth receiver to one of the line level inputs on the receiver.
Pair them.
The TV volume control will not affect the volume of the receiver so you can lower the TV volume and get all the sound from the stereo.
There are also non bluetooth solutions like this one
https://www.amazon.com/TP-WIRELESS-Digital-Wireless-Transmitter-Receiver/dp/B01ISIZIW0/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1493398455&sr=1-3&keywords=wireless+audio+transmitter%2Freceiver

 

[elbert]

You may need one or more of these to transmit signal. Then if the speakers are older twist wire connections use the above loc80. You may need more than one to send and recieve the audio.
http://

 

[George J Etson]

You can connect a bluetooth transmitter to the audio output of the TV. Check what kind of output the TV has and get one with that input. Check the TV manual on how to use the audio output and set it to PCM or stereo. Some TVs make you turn the TV speakers off to get the audio output to work.
Then connect a bluetooth receiver to one of the line level inputs on the receiver.
Pair them.
The TV volume control will not affect the volume of the receiver so you can lower the TV volume and get all the sound from the stereo.
There are also non bluetooth solutions like this one
https://www.amazon.com/TP-WIRELESS-Digital-Wireless-Transmitter-Receiver/dp/B01ISIZIW0/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1493398455&sr=1-3&keywords=wireless+audio+transmitter%2Freceiver

You may need one or more of these to transmit signal. Then if the speakers are older twist wire connections use the above loc80. You may need more than one to send and recieve the audio.
http://

 

[George J Etson]

Thank you for all the awesome info! I apologize for the delayed Thank you.