Use of AV2 input sound socketsto play ipod

On the iPod, (or the Doc) is a 3,5 mm socket, where the earphone or speakers go in. On your Amplifier, are two gulp entrys, called line input. Just use (perhaps you still have to buy one) a cable from 3,5 mm Stereo, to 2 tulip plugs to connect both. Then when playing, test the volume you should put the iPod top, so your amp can handle he signal and the sound through the speakers sounds good. Then use the volume knob on the amp to fine adjust.
The amp was build in a time there were no iPods, so don't expect an USB entry o that one.
Cable you need:

Music only plays through those two speakers, only movies with 5.1 format will play through all your speakers

fred i dutoi,

Check your connections first. Make sure your input on the Sansui RZ-7001 menu is selected to dvd. Also, make sure the blue ray cables are also inserted in the correct inputs on the rear of the receiver(dvd input). via. rca cables(red, white & yellow) the yellow is the video, hdmi, or optical. If you do not hear sounds coming from your speakers you need to check the separate volume levels for the speakers within the receiver itself. Front and rears having different volume levels within the receiver. Hope this helps. Also make sure you check the volume on the dvd player. Thanks for visiting FixYa.com. Have a great day !

techguy21

You just want to jump in start soldering without knowing what the cause is???

Do you even KNOW the speaker is the reason? Sources and cables can be the reason.

As always, you should refer to the manual FIRST before coming here.That is where WE will usually start.

For example, there is no troubleshooting section but there is a website mentioned on the last page: www.ilive.net

...which leads to SUPPORT (and contact information, should this not help) which leads to

http://www.ilive.net/store/p/43-2-1-Channel-Bar-Speaker-with-Dock-for-iPod-.aspx

which leads to downloadable manuals

http://www.ilive.net/owners_manual/IT188B-IB.pdf

an instructional insert for changing the clock between 12/24 hr time and FAQs, which discuss your symptom.

"Why can I not hear any audio from my iLive docking system?

When an auxiliary line-in cord is inserted into the LINE-IN jack (on the right side of your IT188B) you will not be able to hear what is connected to IN2 (on the back of your IT188B). Both of these input share the same input function of AV2. To play audio from either of these inputs, press the FUNCTION button until AV2 appears on your LCD screen. If both inputs have connections with audio players, the LINE-IN jack will have precedence over the IN2 jack. Make sure to detach the cable connected to LINE-IN before connecting a device to IN2. You will need an auxiliary line-in cable (3.5 mm mini to stereo RCA cable) to connect an iPod shuffle to this system. Also, there is a Volume Limit option in the Settings menu of your iPod. Make sure that this maximum volume is set to a range that will be audible. Be careful when adjusting your volume level. Higher decibel levels at close range may put you at risk for hearing damage."

Some times the tv signal receiver fails,try to take the tv with a technician to repair it,if he can't do it you, will need a new main bord

if you are using the av ipod cable that plugs into the usb and the red,white,yellow rcas, you will have change a setting in the audio section for the audio to work, if you go into the AV settings, the first option with say AV1 input, press it until it changes to IPOD. you should then have audio, if that doesn't work, the the rcas are improperly connected to the radio. hope this helps

I put the recorder channel on AV2 and then recorded it. It worked. Thank you anyway.

Maybe the cable is not compatible for ipods, try the original one

The LG Co. has the duty to fix that problem. It is in the warranty time, so I do not have to pay anything

Make sure the Ipod is plugged into the AV input source. Then you may have to go through the menu to select AV1 or AV2 input. This should take care of the problem. Good luck