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Headphones from TV directly?

Fallengod

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I am pretty sure I know what I need, but since there are many experienced people on this forum, figured id ask anyways.

I have a samsung 40" HDTV. In the back, there is no headphone jack. BOOOOO. So I cannot easily plugin my headphones in, which I obviously want to do. My only option then is to get some sort of adapter that takes L/R audio into a stereo female plug right? What would that be called? I am trying to search online. Anyone have any recommendations? That will work fine right?
 
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Ya thanks. Thats what I figured id need.

Another question for someone technical. I believe headphones use an amplified signal and the composite outputs are non-amplified, Is the sound going to be, hummm, bad? I guess if I really wanted best headphone sound I need a headphone amp or receiver right?
 
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newer tvs don't have red white rca out.
you need an additional optical to rca adaptor.
it isn't amped, line level out, not for headphones.
cheap reciever/stereo unit with connections for either hdmi return or optical and a headphone socket in the front would work.
 
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