Red, White and yellow cables

[Bender]

One of my TV's only has Red, White and Yellow for output jacks along with a headphone jack. No HDMI on this Visio TV
It also hasp HDMI and Spidif Jacks
I want to listen to my TV louder at times but don't want to bother my neighbors.
I know I could get a long headphone cord and use my headphones.

I was wondering if I could run the red and white or the spidif or Adat into something where I could get a wireless signal with a speaker right next to me. If not I'll use headphones but I'd rather not wear headphones that much. What kind of signal is that.

Thanks

[BScout]

Red, white, yellow are RCA colors for analogue outs. Red = right audio, white = left audio, yellow is the video signal (composite).

You can run red and white to any amplifier (or headphone amplifier) with RCA inputs. They are -10dBV level outputs (consumer) and an unbalanced signal (as you could guess from being RCA connectors.)

[Bender]

Thanks

[albee1952]

You can also find wireless speakers with a transmitter that connects to either the HP output or the RCA red/white outputs, so you can have a speaker close to your ears and run a much lower volume.