I have my first appointment on Monday at the local Costco. The Usual Reasons and years of procrastinating apply. No audio-gram yet, but I have severe hearing loss and have relied on closed captioning for way too long. I’m 64, mostly retired (still do some consulting from home), married - and my wife is still working. She loves streaming Netflix and Hulu for Brit and Ausie TV. (OK, I really like streaming Netflix as well, just not the Brit stuff so much.)
We run our TV and all other devices, (including a WD Box for Netflix and Hulu Streaming, Direct TV DVR, and a DVD), through an Audio/Video Receiver. Both for the improved sound quality and so we can use a single programmable remote.
I have searched to see if a device like the Resound TV Streamer can be hooked up directly to an A/V Receiver - to catch sound from all the input devices. No luck in seeing examples of this - just examples of connecting directly to the TV’s audio out connectors. As far as I know all the Audio Outputs from my various devices bypass the TV completely and go directly to the A/V Receiver (and only to it’s dedicated speakers).
Am I out of luck with my current system - or can you connect a Resound or similar TV Streamer directly to an A/V Receiver (assuming it has a free audio-out of some type)?
Any help or suggestions here are greatly appreciated - including receiver brands that might work. Mine is pretty old and I’m pretty certain it does not have any open outputs.