What kind of cable and connector connects outside speaker to TV with a digital audio jack?

The type of cable and connector you need to connect outside speakers to a TV with a digital audio jack depends on the specific input port available on your TV. Here's a breakdown of the most commonly used audio connections for TVs:

1. Optical (Toslink) Output:

- Cable Type: Optical digital audio cable (also known as a Toslink cable)

- Connector: TOSLINK (optical connector)

2. Coaxial (RCA-style Digital) Output:

- Cable Type: Coaxial digital audio cable (RCA)

- Connector: RCA connectors

3. HDMI (ARC):

- Cable Type: High-Speed HDMI cable with ARC (Audio Return Channel) support. These cables also support video transmission in addition to audio.

- Connector: HDMI connector. ARC capability is usually indicated on one of the HDMI ports on the TV.

4. Analog Audio Output (3.5mm AUX):

- Cable Type: Stereo analog audio cable with a 3.5mm male connector on one end and RCA or auxiliary (AUX) connector on the other end.

- Connector: 3.5mm stereo jack on the TV and RCA connectors or AUX inputs on the speakers.

5. RCA Audio Output:

- Cable Type: RCA audio cable (also known as analog audio cable or composite audio cable).

- Connector: Two RCA connectors (usually red and white) on both the TV and speakers.

6. Micro-HDMI (HDMI Type D):

- Cable Type: High-Speed Micro-HDMI to HDMI cable. Micro-HDMI is a smaller version of the standard HDMI connector.

- Connector: Micro-HDMI port on the TV and a standard HDMI port on the speakers.

Before choosing a cable and connector, consult your TV's user manual or specifications to determine the exact audio output options and ports it supports.