How do i get the hdmi working from my acer5536 to my tv

This will mean that your TV will only accept 1 HDMI signal through that port meaning a splitter won't work unfortunately.
The only other option is to get an adaptor for another port that you do have spare on your TV, like AV or DVI.

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Try a different HDMI cable first into all ports. Try every HDMI cable you have. Then try a different component into TV HDMI ports. If you are using the receiver to switch inputs, try running HDMI cable straight into TV. HDMI is very finicky. Some cables won't work or stop working for no apparent reason.

You need to try some tests.

• Does the same cable work with any other TVs
• Do any other devices work on your existing TV ?

You also need to check that you have set the output of your device to HDMI and the input of the TV to HDMI. In the past the TV may have automatically selected HDMI when the device is turned on but sometimes that does not work.

You have to tell the TV which HDMI input to use. ie you should be able to press a button on your remote to do this. On my tv we can choose between 4 different HDMI inputs via the remote.

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power off your pc completely and remove hdmi cable. with the tv on, plug the hdmi cable back into your pc and power it up. tv should be recognized.

I have noticed using an HDMI cable that with some of the newer tvs you have to set up the tv also to enable HDMI for a game system. Like you said before internet tv and blueray dvd player work fine. Try adjusting the settings on the tvs themselves. I have a 50in DLP mitsubishi, and had a very troubling time getting my ps3 to work on that particular tv set while it worked flawlessly on other sets. And what I had to do was enter my tv setup menu and then power on my ps3 with both my AV and HDMI cables connected, it would pick up the AV first. Then I would alter the video settings on the PS3 for HDMI, and unplug the AV cable. Exit the tv menu and then reenter it. Then I had to setup my HDMI port from the tv to game in order for it to work, where you can set options ar usually like cable/dvd/sat, and so on. Without my TV being set to game that way it would not work. Try this and see if it helps. Good Luck.

Do you have set-top-box or antenna-cable directly to TV?
You have connected TV with received via HDMI, but that won't work in this direction - TV has HDMI INput only, not output.
You can use HDMI to connect HDMI-out on DVD player for example to HDMI-in on receiver and HDMI-out of receiver to HDMI-in on TV.
But to get sound from TV to the receiver, use spdif optical or coax cable if TV supports that - this way you will get surround sound.
But also your connection via analog white/red RCA plugs should work, but only for stereo sound.

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