How to connect XBOX 360 to a DVD home theater system

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  1. Big Dave

    Big Dave MDL Novice

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    #1 Big Dave, Sep 9, 2008
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  2. vistadude

    vistadude MDL Member

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    Do you have an HDTV?

    There's two options you could do. If you have an hdtv, plug the blue, green, and red cables into the tv and plug only red and white audio cables (they have a speaker icon imprinted) into your theatre.

    If your home theatre supports optical sound, it's even easier. Go ahead and plug the same three blue, green, and red into the tv. Then you'll need to purchase an optical cable. One end will go into your home theatre. The other end will go into the xbox 360 video cable.


    Hope that helps.
     
  3. simarpreet007

    simarpreet007 MDL Junior Member

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    Buy a ps3 ! That's the only option dude !, the best in the world go for ps3 !
     
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  4. Michel

    Michel MDL Expert

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    The new xbox 360 does not even get blu ray :D, only for that i bought a ps3 1 month ago. Also more than 50% owners get the red ring of death.
     
  5. awalker1107

    awalker1107 MDL Novice

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    Does your XBOX have a hdmi connection? That would be easier.
     
  6. faseone

    faseone MDL Novice

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    Just plug the audio(red and white) into the auxilliary of the home theater system.. You wont get picture from it just audio. Plug the yellow into the tv. Your sound will come from the home theater system.
     
  7. kartinkent

    kartinkent MDL Novice

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    It's simple . you already have a picture and audio to tv via hdmi. connect the red and white audio out from xbox to an open audio input on the receiver and select that input on the receiver.