So if I want the PS3 have sound, I need buy another sound speakers, it isn't?
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Yes. Monitor speakers are not meant for anything spectacular. Video games on a console or PC is all about the experience. Get speakers.
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No, it only has DVI and D-Sub(VGA). You would need something like this http://www.amazon.com/DVI-D-Male-HDMI-Female-Adapter/dp/B004CHATO4/ref=sr_1_3?s=audio-video-accessories&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1422574503&sr;=1-3&keywords;=dvi+to+hdmiThere's no speakers on this monitor, so you would need some type of sound output for the PS3 (if you want sound).
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I used mine for a PS3 connection. It does not provide sound though and I had to use a different cable for that
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I agree with Kanagaraj. What I do is have the console set up as normal. The speakers are connected to the tv audio output. Turn the tv volume down and just use the speaker volume. It's what I do when I watch movies on my PS3 and it sounds great. Hope this helps!
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You know, i havent tried to connect them to my PS3. If I can remember to do so, ill test it and get back with you here.
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I guess you do. My understanding is that the device can decode either PCM or DTS signals. If your PS3 delivers this type of signal in the optical port, then you are good to go. Just, expect a little delay from the device, which is not really evident, untill yo set the TV speakers and the device at the same time. Sound becomes with a little echoed, but its minimal. If you just want to turn off the TV speakers and use headphones only, it will work like a breeze!
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Its in a PS3. I can't hear it over the subtle sounds of game play. It has very low noise output.
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yes. you need to buy "HDMI Multi-Channel PCM 5.1 7.1 Surround Audio Decoder" so you can use it for ps3 if you buy check eBay for it
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Hi Micayla, I am not sure about this. I don't have a PS3. Does the PS3 have bluetooth built in? if so it should work. For stereos or devices that do not have bluetooth, there are bluetooth transmitters you can plug into your device's headphone jack, which will transmit the sound to the headphones. (You can search on Amazon for transmitters . . . most are under $30).
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As far as I can tell, the cheapest options to have this work with the PS3 with true surround sound, would be something like this:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item;=350193812906&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT- With this product, you'd have to set your PS3 audio to output HDMI LPCM 5.1 44/48khzOr, if you buy a Tritton AXPro 5.1 Headset, it would come with a Dolby decoder that can output to these speakers.
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Use a audio optical cable if PS4 has it, or run the sound from PS4 to TV and from TV to soundbar. The latter is how I have my PS3 hooked up
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If all three devices are connected through HDMI then yes, you can still play games and watch tv in surround sound. Just make sure your HDMI cables support audio return. All you have to do is set the home theatre to the "TV" input. It should automatically feed off of your tv's sound, whether or not its coming from your ps3 or receiver. I do the same at home with this system.
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For the best sound quality you will want to plug your headset into the ps3 and use its soundcard rather than the monitor's standard one.
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Only for co-operative in game communication, or as a microphone... Unfortunately, PS3 does not support audio through bluetooth :(
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It varies on how the wiring for the PS3 is. The Coby DVD player does not carry jacks for speakers. It is a very different wiring method that is hard to explain.
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As I understand it, you have audio going from your cable box to your speakers, then you have audio going from your PS3 to your TV. Is the PS3 audio then going from your TV to those same speakers? If so, are all the connections digital audio cables? If they are, then this could help. Presumably your speaker system (like mine) only has one digital audio input, forcing you to constantly switch cables. This device lets you (with the purchase of a couple extra digital audio cables) permanently wire audio from your various devices to the switch and then have one cable going from the switch to the speakers. To change the source, you turn the knob. That's it. If that's not the case, and you have various inputs (like speaker wire or the red and white plugs), then this wouldn't help you out.
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If your system has an optical cable, such as the PS 3, all you have to do is unplug the optical cord from the subwoofer and plug that into the same port on your other system.