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<blockquote data-quote="mmm2" data-source="post: 2311265" data-attributes="member: 207394"><p>I have an somewhat small LG flat screen television. Its model name or number or whatever is LG 22LH20, although I think that the two letters &quot;UA&quot; that are spaced to the left of the model code (on the t.v. &#039;s &#039;information sticker&#039;), I think that UA means something, because the version of the LG 22LH20 t.v. that I have has no Optical Audio Output, or atleast I can&#039;t find it. And even if I did find it, I have much doubt that I&#039;ll have an &quot;optical audio&quot; cord sitting around. I want to be able to play my xbox at night without waking up my roomate ( by outputing the audio to some sort of head phones), is there anyway I can do this? Are there any special tricks that involve using one of the other jacks on the t.v. ? Is there a panel somewhere on the t.v. that I can snap off that happens to be hiding other output jacks? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="mmm2, post: 2311265, member: 207394"] I have an somewhat small LG flat screen television. Its model name or number or whatever is LG 22LH20, although I think that the two letters "UA" that are spaced to the left of the model code (on the t.v. 's 'information sticker'), I think that UA means something, because the version of the LG 22LH20 t.v. that I have has no Optical Audio Output, or atleast I can't find it. And even if I did find it, I have much doubt that I'll have an "optical audio" cord sitting around. I want to be able to play my xbox at night without waking up my roomate ( by outputing the audio to some sort of head phones), is there anyway I can do this? Are there any special tricks that involve using one of the other jacks on the t.v. ? Is there a panel somewhere on the t.v. that I can snap off that happens to be hiding other output jacks? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]

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