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emsingersAuthor
Contributor I
June 25, 2020

Sorry John my last post had a picture pasted in but it doesn’t look like that saved… Honestly I’m not sure if it’s digital or analog. The manual doesn’t say. 
There is a Coaxial output and an Audio output socket. I’ve also got the AV input sockets (yellow white and red plugs).THere are 3 HDMI ports one of which is ARC.

Everything I’ve read seems to say this converter I’ve got should work but I’m not getting anything! 
 

controlav
controlav
Lead Maestro
June 25, 2020

I tried to find some real specs for this TV, but the manufacturers web site is laughably lacking in real information. Here is the best I could find:

 

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John B
June 25, 2020

Sorry John my last post had a picture pasted in but it doesn’t look like that saved… Honestly I’m not sure if it’s digital or analog. The manual doesn’t say. 
There is a Coaxial output and an Audio output socket. I’ve also got the AV input sockets (yellow white and red plugs).THere are 3 HDMI ports one of which is ARC.

Everything I’ve read seems to say this converter I’ve got should work but I’m not getting anything! 
 

Do you want to have another go at posting a photo of the ports?  Like @controlav I looked at the website and found nothing of use.

Your converter/extractor is designed to take an HDMI input such as from a cable box, send the video to the TV and the audio out over optical.   Can you confirm what you are going to be listening to - ordinary OTA broadcasts? apps on TV like Netflix? Blu-rays? or what?

John B
June 25, 2020

Also, have you connected the HDMI-ARC from the TV to the input or output on your converter?

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