just got mine to put Apple TV in car for the kids. Great picture but NO sound! Car settings good. Any thoughts? Help??
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Set the audio output mode for the Apple TV: With your Apple Remote, select Settings &gt; Audio & Video. Change the Audio Output setting from Auto to 16 bit. Turn off the Dolby Digital Out setting (your TV or receiver may not be properly detecting a Dolby Digital signal): With your Apple Remote, select Settings &gt; Audio & Video. Change the Dolby Digital Out setting from On to Off.
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I had to change the sound source on my lap top when I first hooked up to the HDMI converter. Check your lap top (or whatever device providing HDMI output) and make sure the sound is not directed to the headphone connection (or plug into the headphone jack to check for sound). If it is, you should be able to redirect sound from headphone output to HDMI output. This is what I had to do with my Windows lap top. Good luck.....
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Set the audio output mode for the Apple TV:With your Apple Remote, select Settings > Audio & Video.Change the Audio Output setting from Auto to 16 bit.Turn off the Dolby Digital Out setting (your TV or receiver may not be properly detecting a Dolby Digital signal): With your Apple Remote, select Settings > Audio & Video.Change the Dolby Digital Out setting from On to Off.
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most older TV's only have audio out... not in. a small I pod speaker will do the trick or hook into aux in on a stereo
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First of all, I'm NOT sure that I have the answer for you, but here goes. Is your cable any good? How are the connections, either on the cable OR on the computer or the hard drive? Give Apple, or Western Digital a buzz. They're usually pretty helpful.
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The option for outgoing audio and video show up in your settings, but ONLY if the cables are connected already. You need to hook it up to the TV as well as the iPad, then go to your settings and you should find the right option to make it work. Took me a couple of tries, and some forum searches, to get it but now it works great. I also have the iPad2...
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Not with mine. Got to use analog audio desperately. That's disappointing... still, great picture quality, so it is worth it.
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That looks like what I have. I plug an optical plug from my Apple TV to that device but, in my case, then run analog from that to an Smart Board. I would assume, with the right cable connection, you could make it work with headphones. I will tell you that sometimes I've failed to get sound. As I recall, it has always been when reconnecting. Each time I unplugged and replugged in each connecting element and it would work.
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Check the settings of the one not working. The IR might be on for the head phones or the FM station might be on to hear on the cars speakers instead.
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Thanks for your question. I have not used the amazing sounding Dac-itX with Apple TV yet.
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Both of my minis worked right out of the box. One thing to consider, though - and I'll confess this hadn't occurred to me until my first install - is that the audio is transmitted on the HDMI cable.... so if you don't have an HDMI port on your TV (mine didn't), then an HDMI-to-other-video adaptor isn't sufficient - you get picture but no sound. In my case, I had to pick up an HDMI-VGA converter with separate audio out, and run that audio into the TV audio in... then I was good. On my *next* install, TV with HDMI - plugged right in and worked immediately, no problems. Maybe you're in a similar situation... good luck! Both of my minis worked right out of the box. One thing to consider, though - and I'll confess this hadn't occurred to me until my first install - is that the audio is transmitted on the HDMI cable.... so if you don't have an HDMI port on your TV (mine didn't), then an HDMI-to-other-video adaptor isn't sufficient - you get picture but no sound. In my case, I had to pick up an HDMI-VGA converter with separate audio out, and run that audio into the TV audio in... then I was good. On my *next* install, TV with HDMI - plugged right in and worked immediately, no problems. Maybe you're in a... » Read More Both of my minis worked right out of the box. One thing to consider, though - and I'll confess this hadn't occurred to me until my first install - is that the audio is transmitted on the HDMI cable.... so if you don't have an HDMI port on your TV (mine didn't), then an HDMI-to-other-video adaptor isn't sufficient - you get picture but no sound. In my case, I had to pick up an HDMI-VGA converter with separate audio out, and run that audio into the TV audio in... then I was good. On my *next* install, TV with HDMI - plugged right in and worked immediately, no problems. Maybe you're in a similar situation... good luck! « Show Less
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I have exactly this same setup and problem. No ideas. Samsung mentioned that they don't support PiP, which seems like a ridiculous ideas since we can see video but just not get the audio. Jake
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Go to System Preferences under the apple on the menu bar &gt;then choose "Sound"&gt; then click the "Output" tab&gt;then select the output device (TV) you are connected to. This is the process I went through to get the mac to recognize my television. PS. Please try not to use all caps. It appears as though you are very frustrated at me.
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Thanks Albert and A. Macharia. I'm a gal BTW... : ) I was able to use my HDTV as a monitor, but nothing more really. I bought the cable that you mentioned (A.) and I could watch Netflix, but the audio was still coming out of my laptop which wasn't fun. I ended up returning the cable to the Apple store and bought an Apple TV, but now downloading anything on that thing takes forever. Grrrrr...... Maybe it's time to bump up my wireless connection. IDK...
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How are you trying to connect it? Hdmi? Pc cable hook up thing? An apple hook up? Magic?
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I had to go into system preferences (Mac) and change speaker settings. It should recognize your new TV as an external device and give you an option to select. Hope this works!
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I cannot get this to unscramble my Apple TV Any new options or resolutions ? Thx Steve
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I actually didn't set it up on a new TV, it's connected to the screen in the back seat of the car for the kids. It uses standard AV connection (Yellow, Red, White cables) and most TVs I have seen still have those. Also, they sell an adapter that is AV input to a cable RF output, which all TV's will definitely have. Good luck!
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maybe, you have to set up a certain resolution in your apple tv, i had that with a similar adapter.