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Tezcatlipoca · 09-12-2009, 19:22

You're plugging it into the wrong audio input then, if the audio is only there when you're on a different AV channel.

You need to connect the red & white phono plugs into whichever audio input on the TV is associated with the DVI input. It may actually be the small 3.5mm socket, which would require a cheapo adaptor (Maplin has them).

09-12-2009, 19:22	#8
Tezcatlipoca Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Cambridge Posts: 16,760	Re: PS3 Sound Problems You're plugging it into the wrong audio input then, if the audio is only there when you're on a different AV channel. You need to connect the red & white phono plugs into whichever audio input on the TV is associated with the DVI input. It may actually be the small 3.5mm socket, which would require a cheapo adaptor (Maplin has them).