Need help conecting cords to correct locations

Hi. Ir's a 3.5mm to 3.5mm male to male jack lead. They can be had on Amazon or ebay etc.

AKORD 3 3 5 mm to 3 5 mm Gold Plated Stereo Jack to Jack Lead Cable

You will need the Audio input to come from your tv to the surround system (path= Satellite Receiver >Television>Surround System)

make sure that your white and yellow cords are in the correct place or check ur setting on you t.v and in audio set it too stereo or mono or if u have a surround sound make sure all the speakers are hooked up correctly and in the rite spot on your recever

in newer generation motherboard the buzzer is built in in there is no need to connect an chasis speaker if built in buzzer is not there uwill find a four pin conecter near the power pannel you nedd to conect the pwer switch and reset switch in proper conector or the system wont powerup properly

Red, Green and Blue cables together typically denotes a component video signal - an Analog, High Definition transportation for video. This cable does not carry audio, you need another cable to hook up audio between the DVR and receiver. You can use either an RCA stereo cable (red and white), optical-audio, HDMI, or a whole plethora of other audio cables. I would recommend optical or HDMI to get the most out of your system.

USE THE OPTICAL CABLE ,,MAKE SURE YOU CHECK THE BOXES ON THE SETUP AUDIO PS3,, LIKE DTS,,DOLBY,,LIKE THAT

Monlink is the Connection I used with my Directv. All you need to use is the HDMI cords. Are you trying to also connect to stereo system or something other than a straight HDMI connection from Directv Box to WD-62525

all wrong! look at the back of your tv input panel you will see 2 rca jacks labelled audio out use rca cable (stereo) then connect to your audio receiver input labelled tv or any available input like cd vcr ....etc.let me know.

plug yellow white and red cables in the correct spots in box and turn on correct input on remote control or side switch if this doesnt work email back with a more specific question

Hooking your PS2 Up To your Stereo
Just got a PS2 and trying to hook it up to your TV, stereo or both? Here are instructions to help you get everything working smoothly.

First, some basic cable definitions. These are pretty much standard for ANY system or stereo you ever get, so it's good to learn them.

RED CABLE - right channel for stereo sound (get it - Red Right?)
WHITE CABLE - left channel for stereo sound
YELLOW CABLE - video signal

Your PS2 plays games and plays DVDs. So it is generating signals that go OUT of that box. You want those signals to go IN to your TV. The most simple way to do this is to simply plug them into your TV, if you have no stereo system hooked up and nothing else attached to your TV. Most TVs have stereo left in, stereo right in, and video in. Most in fact have them all color coded with the above colors. So all you do is plug the cables in and turn the TV on. Some TVs have to be set to channel 2 or 3 to know to take the signal in from the Video In line, but your manual would tell you if that was the case. Here is a diagram of the straight connection.



I would really recommend hooking a stereo system into your TV, though. The PS2 has INCREDIBLY stereo sound and you really miss out on a lot if you just have the sound coming out of your TV speakers!! Especially if you play DVDs through your PS2, you want that sound coming out of the stereo system. So in this case you would send the video to your TV, so your TV can show the picture. You then send your audio (sound) to the stereo, so it can play the sound. Most stereo systems have multiple input spots so you can plug in your CD player, your tape player, your record player, etc. So just choose an input spot that isn't taken yet. Here's an image of that connection -



So let's say you don't have a tape player and therefore plug the red cable into "Tape Input R" and plug the white cable into "Tape Input L". To make the sound play, you would now press the "Tape" selection button on your stereo so it played the music coming through the tape channel. Since that's where your PS2 is plugged in, that is the sound that will come out of your speakers.