Input for second hdmi cable

If you need to get sound from your TV, you should have a sound input socket in your TV. If you have that you can connect an audio cable from your sound sound socket to your TV.
The second option is that your laptop and your TV should have HDMI ports. If its there, you can use an HDMI cable(instead of VGA cable)to connect the two. With HDMI cable, you will get both video and audio through that single cable.

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There are 3 options for connecting a DVD player to a television. HDMI, Component or VGA. The most common, and best, these days is HDMI which requires 1 cable, called a HDMI cable, between the player and television. These input / output sockets are clearly marked & there is usually about 3 of them on most televisions. HDMI 1, HDMI 2, HDMI 3. The next is component. These consist of 4 separate connections. RED, GREEN, BLUE & YELLOW. Again simply connect like to like. The third (VGA) are RED, WHITE & YELLOW. Same deal, simply connect like to like on player and set. Once one of the connections are made select SOURCE on the television remote and select the connection that you have made. Cheers

HDMI start by putting one end of the HDMI cable in the HDMI socket on the tv, then the other end in the HDMI socket on the device your are going to use. It can be a decoder, an apple tv or something else that needs an HDMI connection to the tv to work.
Secondly find the remote control and push the input button then there should be a picture on the screen with different possibilities for input. Click where it says HDMI.
You should be connected now,
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have you put any thing in the HDMI socket usually needs something to be there to open up the setting on the menu. if you have some thing in the HDMI socket and its still not there it maybe a faulty cable or faulty input device. of HDMI on tv has gone and needs replacing. but should come up when somthing is using the socket.

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Have a read of this it may help

http://www.ehow.com/how_4457043_connect-pc-hdmi-tv.html

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1. You will need a VGA or S-video cable and a 1/4 inch stereo plug that will go from the earphone jack to the EZpro then out to a amplified system for the sound.
2. I believe the EZpro has connections for HDMI which will supply sound as well as High definition video. You should have an adapter for the HDMI also if you

3. connections port as follows:
1. USB Connector (Connect to PC for Remote Mouse function)
2. RS-232 Connector
3. Audio Input Connector
4. S-Video Input Connector
5. DVI-I Input Connector
(PC Digital (HDCP)/PC Analog/Component Video Input)
6. VGA In/SCART Connector (PC Analog Signal/Component
Video Input, HDTV/SCART Input)
7. VGA Output Connector (Monitor Loop-through Output)
8. Power Socket
9. KensingtonTM Lock Port
Looking at the usb port go counter clockwise the numbers are in succession. 1- 9

1 Power Cord
2 VGA Cable
3 DVI-I to VGA Cable (Optional accessories)
4 Audio Input Cable (Optional accessories)
5 RS232 Cable (Optional accessories)
6 USB Cable (Optional accessories

Are you switching the TV's input to the HDMI socket..? and the output of the device you are trying to connect to the same HDMI socket..? Look in the TV's menu system and cycle through the available inputs with the HDMI cable connected ( some systems will only allow the HDMI socket to become active when something is actually plugged into it). Do this on both devices with the cable connected. Check the cable by plugging it into another, working HDMI link, maybe to a different TV in your house, if it works then it aint the cable..

This TV has no HDMI input socket. It Has a DVI input socket. Therefore you will require an HDMI to DVI converter adapter or an HDMI to DVI cable. The DVI is video only so you will require audio cables from your Sky box (Audio L and R ) which will connect to the back left of your TV (Audio L/R sockets next to the s-video and component video connectors)

You did okay but the phono sockets are not for Computer/TV use. Phono sockets should be checked int the manual on why they're there. If you have connected the Bravia to your computer, using the appropriate cable, then you should also purchase or request from the retailer where you purchased the TV a cable that has stereo phono plugs and, you didn't say what size phono sockets they are but I presume they are 3.5 mm. So, if the TV has 3.5 mm sockets, you purchase a cable with stereo 3.5 mm plugs. This is adequate for the stereo wav sound coming from the computer and going into the TV. Remember, having 2 Phono inputs on the TV doesn't mean anything. The TV could have a number of video inputs too, ATD AVT, AV, COMPONENT1, COMPONENT2, HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3, etc. each have it's respective sound inputs for AV, S-VIDEO, DVD, Blue-Ray, etc. But for the computer there may be a different type of socket for it's sound inputs, normally it is the old phono sockets. Seek help from the retailer or else you could cook the circuitry of the TV's sound system.

The board that contains the HDMI inputs must be replaced.