Hooking up speakers
- Thread starter djoslyn
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Yes if you use the remote app on an iPod/iPhone, but no otherwise, as you need to be able to navigate a menu somehow.
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Just a question, how do you propose to hard wire speakers to your Apple TV?
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I have my apple TV connected to an Audio receiver that in turn passes along a video signal to the TV. The sound plays through external speakers controlled by the receiver.
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That's a similar way I intend to do it via HDMI and Optical, I just can't see how it can be done without an amp.
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