Connecting headphones to old tv without earjack or any pins!

[netibiza]

I have a Roadstar tv bought 6 yrs ago and I want to connect earphones as I am having difficulty in hearing and the family moan about how loud it is, now, nowhere can I find red, white or yellow sockets or an earphone socket and tv is too tight against the wall and I cannot see the make no. so I have found this

http://i30.twenga.com...14562824898361428.jpg

and want to know if this can be of any use to me? Thank you.

[TTG]

Is there a socket with a headphone symbol?

http://www-307.ibm.co....wss/headphonesym.gif

[netibiza]

Not on the tv anywhere. There is a tiny panel at the side but doesn't look as if it should be opened but will ask Mr N to have a look when he comes home.

[NazNomad]

Is there a little (almost hidden) flap on the front or side that covers the sockets?

[ChuckFickens]

that will be of no use to you for headphone on there own, that would let you connect the TV to an amplifier.

you could use it with a small headphone amplifier though.

http://www.theanswerb...V/Question975493.html

[netibiza]

on this scart thing it says yellow - video, white - audio L and red - audio -R

[ChuckFickens]

*their own, before the grammar police jump on me :)

[netibiza]

http://i30.twenga.com...14562824898361428.jpg

it's just like this with a 20" screen.

[netibiza]

sorry wrong piccy try again


http://t2.gstatic.com...t/tv_roadstar.jpg&t=1

[netibiza]

This is a lot to take in, but I will look into this as sounds good. There are no other sockets on tv as hubby has just looked. My dvd `player has a lots of yellow, white and red sockets, would it be easy to bu a earphone jack to plug into the dvd player?

[netibiza]

This is all highly technical! I think it might be easier to buy a new modern tv!

Thanks very much all of you, I'll sort this out gradually x