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Posted on Mar 15, 2008

I have a new Denon 688 7.1 CH reciever. I did a sound test on all speakers and they all worked. I hooked up Satelite rec HDMI and PS3 HDMI to reciever and then an HDMI from reciever to TV. I have Picture but no sound through speakers.. however the tv still has sound.. I've been at this for 5 hours can't figure it out need HELP!!

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The Denon 688 does not process sound via HDMI, you have to run a seperate cable to get sound. Choices are analog audio jacks (red and white) or either a toslink (optical) cable or an rca digital audio cable.

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