answers1: SPDIF can be either optical or coaxial. <br>
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Most TV's have an optical output so look for this on the back panel.
If so - get a long optical cable to run to your receiver. <br>
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If your TV has an RCA jack (usually colored orange for the SPDIF) -
run a long Video cable to the coaxial input on your receiver.
answers2: TV outputs usually have 1 optical output, and 1 analog
output (red and white RCA). These connections can be used to send
audio to a stereo or home theater system. This is not the ideal
connection. If you have a separate home theater system I recommend
connecting all your source's (ie cable box, dvd, xbox) directly to
your home theater receiver and then connect the output of the home
theater receiver to your TV. In all likelihood your home theater
receiver will have a better decoder than your TV does so you will
yield better sound.
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