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You don't give the details on the TV. Many modern TVs have an optical (TOSLINK) or analog outputs (red/white RCA plugs). If the TV has these, that is the way to hook it up.
The reason you would have problems with the headphone jack is that it is a low impedance output that is after the amplifier. The best solution if you need to use that output would be to connect a small efficient speaker directly to the headphone jack and forget the receiver.
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