Toshiba 32DT2U Audio OUT to RCA Amplifier IN

How can I connect the TV to my ampli RCA audio analog input.  I don't find the output at the back of the TV. 
How can I do It?
Thanks Gilles

That TV does not feature RCA outputs for legacy sound system. It has a digital audio output port for connecting a digital sound system.
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