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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › VEON Blu-ray Home Theatre System: are there ports where I can plug in audio from Freeview


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# 99666 24-Mar-2012 11:59
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Hi there, 

Just wondering if anyone knows if there are spare audio INPUT Ports where you can plug in audio from a Freeview Box (Red and White) cables ? in a VEON Blu-ray Home Theatre System: $299 at the Warehouse 




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  # 599571 24-Mar-2012 20:13
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Got a link to the rear panel of the unit?



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  # 599752 25-Mar-2012 14:43
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No I don't im afraid, looked every ware  for some images




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  # 599757 25-Mar-2012 15:00
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Can you find an image of the remote? see if it has an AUX button...



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  # 599780 25-Mar-2012 16:39
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Am trying to however the released photos are too small to find a button AUX, I have contact Warehouse to see if they can help, otherwise might go back to the store and see for myself. 




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