How do I connect an older Yamaha AV receiver?

I have an older Yamaha AV receiver and surround sound system, however, it only has RCA ports. My newer Panasonic TV is connected to set top box and has Chromecast plugged in. It has HDMI ARC, and RCA ports and a digital optical audio port.

How can I troubleshoot my Yamaha Arc TV?

*If you need help with the setup menu of the TV, please contact the TV manufacturer. Power down and unplug the AC power of the TV and receiver. Reconnect and then test again. If you have further questions, please contact Yamaha customer support.

What to do if there is no sound from an AV receiver?

If the sound comes normally, please change other HDMI cable. If still no sound output from the AV Receiver/Sound Bar even after checking above points, please confirm if the AV Receiver/Sound Bar and the TV have the HDMI Control function. Was this answer helpful? Thank you for your feedback!

How to contact a Yamaha customer support representative?

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How can I connect a wireless speaker to a Yamaha receiver?

How can I connect a wireless speaker to a Yamaha receiver 0 A americanaudiophile Titan Aug 27, 2008 14,938 141 103,240 8,156 Dec 20, 2018 #3 If the receiver has a tape record output or zone 2 audio output then you can connect a BT transmitter there.

What kind of inputs do new Yamaha receivers have?

As new receivers DROP their legacy inputs (the new Yamaha line finally removed S-Video inputs) as well as tape loops, LD RF de-mods (remember THOSE), etc., your display choices become critical.

Is it possible to retrofit an old a / V receiver?

Moreover, even an older AVR like the DSP-A1 boasts features like bass management which is sorely missing on most two channel equipment. Long story short: it may be possible to salvage that old A/V receiver by turning it into a glorified power amplifier. However, it’s not necessarily the simplest or most cost effective path.