Only getting mono sound from TV. No matter what setting it is set to. Am I missing something?
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The "Analog TV Sound" setting only affects sound output when watching cable or over-the-air broadcasts through the TV's own tuner. Other sources aren't affected and may need to have their own settings changed. If using an analog source, you may also want to check that both red and white RCAs are on the same input on the TV and that both are making a solid connection between the source device and TV. Please note also, if "SAP" is enabled while using the TV's tuner, audio will be in mono regardless of the "Analog TV Sound" setting. Hope this helps.
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Hi there... I'm not an expert in the subject, but I think you can fix it by going to "System Preferences" and after clicking "Sound" choosing HDMI in output, so it goes through the TV and not through the computer's speakers. Hope this helps!!!
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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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You should get the external speakers TV in side box has to be turned up all the way to get sound
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I get plenty of volume from my speaker. Sounds like there is something wrong with your setup. Check the TV connection to the transmitter, or try a different connection. If that doesn't help, make sure there's nothing blocking the line-of-sight IR connection between the transmitter and the speaker.
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I installed my sound bar through my bluray player. I don't know if you're trying to plug in from your tv or what, but the sound should come from whatever is actually playing the media.
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i had no luck either. in fact i bought a new computer with hmdi and bought hp wireless connectors and the only way i get sound is to unplug my computer speakers. i still am trying to be able to use my surround system connected to the tv. good luck
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Do you use a cable box? If yes, that should have audio output jacks. You could either connect the Soundbox to the cable box directly or get some "Y" cables to split the input for you TV and Soundbox (you may need some adaptors).
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You may have to change the setting on your tv to use the external speaker. Mine sounds great.
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This is where I ran into problems; The audio input is Optical. My TV only has Digital Coax. I had to buy an coax to optical converter to make it compatible. It was about $20 Hope this helps
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I do not have that problem on my system. You do have to change the setting on the receiver with the remote to match the HDMI input you selected. If your doing that and your not getting sound and your speaker setting is correct then you might have a problem with the HDMI ports.
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If you connect it via HDMI port to TV, it should have sound. If not, check settings to see if hdmi is turned on (under HDMI). Check you volume on TV.
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Something was wrong. I have been using mine flawlessly on my sony player. I started with the red and white audio outputs and then changed to the toslink optical cable. Remember that you are adding another volume control, and you need to enable the appropriate outputs.
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I only had mine hooked up for a few minutes. The max volume was actually lower than the TVs max volume. Sent the thing right back.
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Sounds like maybe your input is on the wrong setting? My tv connects through an optical cable, so unless I chose the optical input, I won't hear it. Check your inputs and if that doesn't help re-check your connections.
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Check your TV settings and look for your audio settings. Make sure the output is set to PCM as this box can't convert other signals and is usually the cause of this problem.
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Make sure TV sound is disabled. All sound will come through SoundPlate. It has much better sound than the TV.