Hi.
Yep, DVI does not carry sound, that is correct. If the TV has sound input, then sound is connected using the Red and White AV cables (AKA RCA cables). The red and white audio cables must be connected to an output in the external receiver or DVD unit.
Some TVs of this kind do not have separate sound input, and the red white cables on TV. In that case the best solution is connecting the audio out from DVD, computer or receiver to external speakers or to a stereo system rather than using TV own audio.
Regards.
Ginko
Hi:
when using DVi input you will still need two audio cables for the DVI output to get audio, DVI does not carry audio as with Hdmi cables if you are using a DVI to HDMI adapter then you will still have to use the DVI Audio Output jacks for audio.
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If that were correct, wouldn't the Proton TV have audio ports for the DVI? There are AV1,2 & 3 with the yellow, white & red mono connectors, there are two Red, Green & Blue for component cables and red/white audio connectors, and an S-Video connection, but no audio connectors for the DVI. How do you get sound with the DVI?
Thanks, I tried that, but there are two component and neither worked with the DVI. However, I am using a component cable that works fine. I guess that I'll just have to give up on the DVI.
Thanks, for the suggestions.
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