Panasonic 32" in LCD TC-32LX70

try to check burnt capacitors...

Is this TV new or new to you? I suggest you check two parts of the Audio > Advanced Audio menu. First check if the TV speakers are set to on. Next check the HDMI audio setting. This should be set to Digital. (There is an analog option that works with DVI to HDMI cables and older HDMI cables that aren't fully HDMI compliant. For these situations, you connect an audio cable between the cable box and TV. I believe your audio cable needs to have a 3.5 MM (M) end at the TV and plugs in at the computer audio input.)

Since your cable provider turned off the HDCP (high definition copy protection), it's possible that the cable box is treating the cable as being incapable of carrying the audio. Try using the Analog audio option, described above. You may want to check if your cables are fully-compliant with the HDMI specification (and HDCP). Then get the HDCP enabled in the cable box. Similarly, check the audio output settings for the cable box. (If you can access the Settings for the cable box without a service call, you should look at the Audio and Display settings. My cable box has Display options for HDMI versus DVI cables, as well as a choice for Digital Audio for the HDMI option in the Display sub-menu.)

I hope these ideas help. If you need more information, add a comment with the settings for your Audio and Display settings. The manual is available on the TC-L32X2 support page, http://shop.panasonic.com/support-only/TC-L32X2.html . The direct link to the manual is currently ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/television/om/tc-l32x2_en_om.pdf . See page 28 for the Audio menu options. Since you tried three cables, I think the odds of all three being bad is slim.

Cindy Wells

Hello;
I have lost the user manual to a Panasonic TX-32LXD700 32" TV. Does any one know of a link to download a copy?
Many thanks to any one who can help?

hdmi Ports Qty 3 port(s) PC Interface VGA (HD-15) HDCP Compatible Yes

I read your tv has 3 hdmi ports and a PC input.

if your pc has hdmi out - the you use a hdmi cable from the pc to the tv on one of the hdmi inputs.

if your pc has a 15pin vga cable you can unplug from your PC monitor (or go buy a VGA cable if you want to keep one on the tv and one on your pc monitor - or if you are using a laptop).

when you unplug the computer from the monitor .. check the pins - should look to be about 15 pins in the connector. it that will plug into the tv- then you are using a vga cable. if it will not plug into the tv pc input .. don't force it. It could be a dvi connector . .take the cable off the PC and to radio shack and they can fix you up (you need a dvi to vga cable - not likely, but possible)

I always turn off a pc before disconnecting monitors - and plug into the other display before turning the pc back on.

Good luck.
Bill.

Are u using HDMI/1 hook up HD box and signal?The HDMI/1 port still work?Do u use the device in the HDMI/1 port lately dose it work?Replaced the HDMI cable,Unplug the tv about an hour,plug it back in,reset it back to factory setting again.See if this work,not than ur HDMI/1 is shorted.

connect them via HDMI. Audio and video from your laptop will go the TV. You need an HDMI cable for that connection.

cheers!

Sounds like your LCD monitor isnt HD compatible.