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I have a LG webOS tv model 42lb650v connected to a Denon A/V. I couldn't found any way of have the tv speakers and external speakers connected at same time. In other TV's I can have the external speakers on and the tv muted. But if I power off the external speakers I only have to increase the sound level of the tv. With webOS i have to change audio output settings all the time, it's ridiculous.

Please fix this as soon as possible. Thanks!!

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Very disappointed to find only a single output was possible. My wife has hearing aids and a device to connect to the TV that feeds sound directly to the hearing aids. Great idea so that non-hearing impared listeners do not have to have the TV too loud. BUT LG does not support it.  Either TV speakers or Optical audio out. Can't have both. Time to catch up with modern technology for the disabled and fix this issue.

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