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Old 04-01-2007, 08:56 PM
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PS3 to my HD TV with DVI input??
I have a HDMI to DVI cable but get no sound...thing is there are no additional sockets to plug in sound cable in the PS3...is there any way around this
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What kind of speakers are you using? You probably could use the component or composite cables for most stereo systems.
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Just the standard speakers on my TV mate...thing is DVI does not output sound. Is there a component cable available for the PS3?
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tdvi dosnt support sound at all if you use the red/white you can get sound to like a sround sound or some thing
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plug them into your stereo if you have one....the red and white cables that is.
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does your tv have an optical port? cos you could use that, or plug it into seperate speakers. if you do be sure to calibrate pic and sound cos sometimes it can be off
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I had the same problem, switched ps3 sound output to av and connected av cable to amplifier.
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Sounds must be routed separately from DVI by using the S/PDIF optical out or AV multiout, as many have mentioned, the red and white RCA cables go into your stereo, or if you have a receiver, you can use the S/PDIF optical out to connect to the receiver.
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Guys I have tried plugging the red and white cables to my TV...still no joy...even set the output sound to AV multi out.
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be sure to calibrate pic and sound cos sometimes it can be off
how do I do that?
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should be in your tv menus, or some games might have the option (guitar hero does on PS2, dunno about any PS3 games though)
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Just the standard speakers on my TV mate...thing is DVI does not output sound. Is there a component cable available for the PS3?
yes as well as you can use your old PS2 component cables
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