Anne80,
Without knowing all of the inputs/outputs on each device, I will have to give you a general overview of how this should work.
1. All of the audio outputs for each of your devices (DVD player, CD changer, PS2, etc.) should connect to the audio inputs on the receiver. None of the audio outputs from your devices should go directly to the TV.
2. The video outputs for each device should go to the TV. (If your receiver has video switching capabilities, you can connect all of the video sources to the receiver instead. Then you can connect a single video out from the receiver to your TV.)
This configuration allows you to use the speakers connected to the receiver for all of the audio. Your TV basically becomes a monitor, only used for video.
Also, there is no need to connect the TV's audio output to the receiver, so you can unhook that.
Hope this helps.
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Any help is much appreciated....
I have a HD Magnavox 52" tv, Kenwood 5 disc CD player, DVD, VCR, cable box, and PS2 to connect to a Kenwood Receiver. I have rca plugs going from tv's output to receiver....just wondering if I am going to need rca plugs going from each piece (dvd, vcr, cable box, ps2, etc) to tv and also rca plugs from each piece to the receiver?...seems redundant but only way I can get sound from each device to get output to the receiver...
thanks for any help, its greatly appreciated!

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