LG 32LX1D 32 in. LCD Television "tv hdmi sound format" Questions

...hdmi cable and the tv says not format... how do i address this issue The input which you are using sounds like a USB port (which is looking for a virtual drive that needs to be formatted). Double ...

...HDMI and TV and it should show up on the menu bar on the left as "HDMI"- then click it. then you have to click on the "format" drop down menu and change it to either 48000.0Hz or less. Make sure that ...

...fault of the TV. Check the hdmi audio setting of the DVD player. Change the player audio output format setting from bitsream to PCM. hope you will get the audio.

...HDMI signals and the TV can't translate it. I would call the Comcast people on this one. In the meantime, I would try finding another source the uses a HDMI cable to rule out the TV as the problem. ...

...HDMI cable, returned TV and got new one! Tried all the HDMI ports. Nothing helps. Component cable hook ups works, no problems...but lower quality picture. Have tried every setting on TV and cable box ...

HDMi cable hooked up, but I get an "INVALID FORMAT" error on the TV screen. I can here the Blue-Ray disc sound, but have no picture. TV is an LG 32LX1D and Blue-Ray Player is a Sony BDPS350. you have ...

hdmi from sky to cinema to tv Please help this doin my head in link your optical cable from your HD box to your surround sound. Then if you go into your HD services menu, press 4 then go to sound make

...HDMI input TV 42LG50 When viewing blu-ray discs connected via HDMI, the sound will occasionally mute. The sound can be immediately restored by hitting volume up or down on the TV remote. I have not ...

...HDMI port on the TV to make it an HDMI ARC? Included is a link that may confirm what you already know, but it confirms the two way connection of ARC. HDMI ARC is not available from the Dynex The only ...

...HDMI supports 2 different audio formats and when using a box from your provider sometimes the tv thinks the other format is available and switches to if for a few seconds. Try using a HD component ...