Vga and sound

Use VGA adapter to HDMI works for video
Sound is carried over stereo cable
What you are doing needs 2 cables
Video cable for video
Sound cable for sound
Using TV for monitor VGA to HDMI 32" at 120 refresh is best dot pitch .
over 32" dot pitch is lower may become grainy resolve place monitor away more from you when using over 32" TV 120 refresh is important

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If you are only using VGA, you will not have sound. VGA is only video. The only cable I know (except for AV cable) that has sound and video is HDMI

VGA connections will not support sound, you need a separate audio cable from the pc to tv. If HDMI connection available on the computer and tv, a HDMI cable will carry both sound and video.

I want to connect my CPU to a LG 32ld310.. I have 1 cable VGA-VGA ( and the sound jack to Audio IN ). I got sound, but no image, no signal, even with AV or COMPONENT.

Before, I had a cable VGA-HDMI, also no signal ( analogical & diginal ).

If I buy a cable VGA ( for CPU ) and 3 jacks ( green, blue, white ) for Component IN; does-it work ??
I need some help.

If you don't have an HDMI connection on your computer, then you will need to get a VGA cable. There should be a VGA connection on your tv. Just disconnect the monitor on your computer and connect the VGA cable from the computer monitor port to the VGA port on the tv. You may have to set the tv for PC or Aux input. You won't have high definition or sound to the tv with a VGA cable though. The sound will still come through your PC speakers.

Hi:
No, you wont get sound unless you run using a vga cable, as that just is video. You would have to run a seperate sound connection from your laptop headphone jack to the audio in of your television.

Cant see why not if you have a VGA (usually blue 15 hole (3x5 rows) connection on the Plasma TV, it should be ok. Connect the VGA cable to your PC and then to the TV, then power both up, Search through you TV Sources till you find VGA or sometimes AUX and you will see your PC booting up as normal. Also you might want to put sound to the tv too, in which case you'll need a 3.5mm jack lead at one end (into the sound card Green Jack Socket), to what ever the sound input is on your TV, usually the same 3.5mm Jack. If you want to still use your PC monitor too, you will need a VGA Y splitter, only a couple of quid off ebay, and another VGA cable, about the same price. Hope that's of use to you.

If the computer was connected to the Magnavox using the VGA connector you will not hear sound through the Magnavox, as the VGA connector is a video signal only. Unless you use the HDMI connector, which carries both video and audio, you may not have sound. Verify the back of the Magnavox to see if there are any audio inputs from the PC that may work alongside the VGA connection. Most televisions with a VGA connector do not have this feature as the VGA is strictly for video signal and not sound.

if your tv has vga input there should be a "line in" input very near it. VGA can only get its audio source through a "line in" connecting to the coaxial audio inputs will apply the music stream to a different video input on your tv. your tv has video 1, video 2, vga, and so on, but the vga cannot show video and then audio from the video/audio coaxial inputs. you will need something like a dual male tipped 3.5mm audio connector.

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