How do you get sound out with the component cables on this: This only has the video component out not the two sound cables, so how are you supposed to get the sound to your TV?
901902
The audio still comes out of the AV mini jack when you're using component. So, you can either buy the Zune AV cable (which gives you audio and composite video), or just buy any "stereo mini-jack to RCA" cable to get just the audio, then use any component video cable for video.
447357
I had the exact same problem with this tv. I eventually just muted the TV speakers and ran the sound exclusively through some external speakers that I have. That solved my problem.
1137182
Can't tell from pictures and the info on your TV whether it has any kind of outputs (RCA or headphone out). If your sound currently gets to your TV through HDMI, you'll need some kind of output from the TV, unless the source (Bluray, cable box etc) has audio outputs separate from HDMI. In the latter case, you can just use a mini stereo or aux cable and run it to the sound bar. It also accepts Bluetooth, if you have a PC, phone, or tablet that has Bluetooth you can pair it.
787032
Use the optical connector. Our takes the sound from the tv back to the unit
2067765
I'm not aware of any solutions apart from utilizing the headphone out on your audio receiver. With a TV this nice you've got a sound system, right? ;-)
1512607
That's what I did with HDMI out from Direct TV Box to the Component Video and Sound in of an older TV. There must be the three component video jacks (RBG) in on the TV. A TV with just 1 yellow video in will not work.
47445
You could either hook it up to the RCA out or the 3.5mm audio plug of the TV. The set provides connectors for both. Note that (at least for my TV) the sound from the TV speakers will be muted only with the 3.5mm plug. Sound will still come out from the TV speakers if you use the RCA out.
469013
This question seems to be answered in another discussion, and the answer seems to be that you will have to run component and composite outs to the TV separately.
1561122
If you are using an HDMI cable from the TV output to the receiver you should have audio through the receiver. I assume that you have multiple inputs that are selected by the receiver and you have selected the input that is connected to the TV. I found that there are different audio configurations in the receiver that need to be selected also. The manual offers a lot of information but for me it's too difficult to understand. Try a different HDMI cable and/or input port to begin with.
97176
Hi! Ok this one was a VGA CABLE And the Audio plug in jack cord. In order to have the volume go in from your TV you MUST have the audio plugged in also. MOST Flat Screen TVs that have a VGA also has a plug in for audio plug... just like a headphone jack. Usually close by the VGA cord.
1545226
Wht ever ur sound is hooked up to it has output plug bc it receives the input to produce the sound. Usually straight from tv it would br tv output either hdmi or RCA cables. Hope that helps
2105436
I'm afraid I am also stumped getting a signal to the TV. Currently I'm settling for VGA and audio to the high definition TV. The definition on more recent videos is quite good with this hookup. From the information from my graphics card coupled with the TV manual, the hookup is not simple. Sorry.
383380
Component cables do not carry sound. Are you talking about the analog audio outputs? If so, this box does NOT convert digital audio to analog audio. It's digital in to digital out. Analog in to analog out.
915930
I run the cable/dvd player straight into the receiver and my receiver will output to the tv and can use the tv sound system as opposed to the receiver. If I want to use the receiver for better quality sound, I just turn it on...
140625
If you want the sound from the TV then you have to buy the headphone jack that fit your computer and splits into an RCA red and white to go into the back of the television. It works really well from my computer with this configuration. But to answer your question is it provided, it is not.
2029548
You will need to buy sound cables, I used Monster Cables, strip the cables and inert the plus to the red clamp and the minus to the black. If you have a receiver do the same there. If you are going direct to your TV, you will have to figure what kind of hook-up you will need.
537866
Can you still hear the sound through the TV as well as the wireless speakers. I would like to hear the sound from both, and it is unclear whether using the speakers stops the sound coming out of the TV too? I see that when you use the headphone jack, the sound does stop coming out of the TV. But when you use the RCA plug, does that change anything and allow the sound to come from both?