Apple tv audio via airport express?

I want to play apple tv output sound from airport express attached speaker, because my led monitor don't have any speaker
What should I do

Sorry, but what you are trying to do would not be possible. Instead, you would need to connect the Apple TV audio output directly to an audio receiver that supports the appropriate format based on which version Apple TV that you have.

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