40VL758 - Is there an analogue/phono audio out?

Hi,
I was wondering if someone could help me work out how/if it is possible to get an analogue/phono audio out signal from my 40VL758 TV to go to a stereo amplifier with no optical input.
I think I've tried pretty much everything but nothing seems to work..!  Is there something obvious, or is it complex/does it require a firmware upgrade?
Thanks,
Joel

That model doesn't appear to be from the US, so I don't have any information on it. You might want to check with Toshiba Europe. However, I can say that while some of our TVs do have other audio ports, the majority now only have optical digital audio out ports.
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