Bedroom tv sound

[betsykelly]

When we bought our 2016 Thor Axis last week, the outside tv was setup with the outside speakers and that was great and novel to sit outside and watch tv. The inside tv in the living area works great, as well. But what is the secret to getting sound from the bedroom tv? I have the volume button up all the way, but not a peep comes through and I would think the sound should come out of the speakers over the bed. I've been searching the forums but haven't really found what the secret to this is. I played with the Jensen system but wasn't sure this was the control for the bedroom tv speakers.

[dcbenny]

Originally Posted by betsykelly

When we bought our 2016 Thor Axis last week, the outside tv was setup with the outside speakers and that was great and novel to sit outside and watch tv. The inside tv in the living area works great, as well. But what is the secret to getting sound from the bedroom tv? I have the volume button up all the way, but not a peep comes through and I would think the sound should come out of the speakers over the bed. I've been searching the forums but haven't really found what the secret to this is. I played with the Jensen system but wasn't sure this was the control for the bedroom tv speakers.

I don't believe the sounds comes out of speakers at least mine doesn't go to settings on TV and see if you have a speaker option and make sure it is set to TV not external. I know there is a way to plug into the tv a micro plug to the audio out and than to the radio audio in and have the speakers work thru the BR speakers

[betsykelly]

Thanks, I will check that setting.

[djcarter]

Yeah, speaker set up is just one of those stupid things Thor does that makes you scratch you head. They have great speakers that won't play TV sound just the radio. Is it really that hard when everything is being built and open to wire everything to a theater system that can direct audio and video wherever you want it. It is a super pain to try and do anything after the fact given all the wires in the walls. But guess it keeps cost down.