No sound on hd tv thru freesat

HDMI Tv's have a HDMI input and connect that the to the HDMI input on back of HD Sky box if not HD ready TV you'll have either 1 or 2 F-Connectors which go from Dish to input points1 and 2 on the back of the sky box then Scart lead from box to TV -

Without the specifics of make and model, I can only provide general guidelines here.

1) Being HD ready does not mean that the set hasan HDMI interface.
2) You should be able to connect the set using Component cables (Red/Green/Blue). These may be marked either RGB or YPrPb.

If you can update this with the available connectors on the cable box as well as the specifics of the TV, I should be able to give you more details.

Thanks,
Dan

Possible faulty lead or a poor connection. Has the new Sky Box been fitted to the HDMI socket the Bose had? Try switching sockets if there is more than one HDMI socket.

TV's aren't good audio sources anyway. They usually have speakers suitable for lo-fi watching such as news and talk shows.

You don't say how the audio gets to the TV. Buried in the signal on the RFcoaxial? HDMI?

You can't just hang speakers on the Grundig.

If you have an audio system with an optical or coaxial audio input the best multichannel audio would be heard by skipping past the TV anyway.

I have same problem with Elonex 37". Sadly I think it is because the HDMi specification was amended and newer products (such as your blu-ray ) simply do not connect. My blu ray did until I downloaded newer firmware then nothing. Same with my (new) Freesat HD box - nothing. But an old media player still works over the HDMi. I am checking if there are any solutions but I doubt it. Use the YPbPr connector - your blu ray probably has this and the TV does.

Hi,

If it's a Standard-Definition (SD) FreeSat box then a SCART cable would be the normal method of connection to your DVD recorder. This would connect to the SCART/EXT OUT socket on the back of the FreeSat box and the SCART/EXT IN on the DVD recorder. However, this depends on whether your FreeSat box has multiple SCART outputs and whether you are using a SCART cable to connect to the TV.

If there is no spare SCART output socket on the FreeSat box, then you need to use an alternative connection which is common to both devices, i.e. co-axial, and make sure you are connecting from an OUT socket on the FreeSat box to an IN socket on the DVD recorder.

If you have a FreeSat HD box, then you need to connect it to the DVD recorder using an HDMI cable or another cable type that will carry an HD signal.

You will only be able to record from a different Satellite channel if you have a Dual LNB with 2 feeds to the FreeSat box. The LNB is the receiver that attaches to the arm on the satellite dish. You can determine whether you have a Dual LNB as you will have 2 cables from the Dish to the FreeSat box. They may be joined as one cable, but there will be 2 F-plugs (threaded co-axial plug) on each end.

If you don't have 2 cables then you will only be able to record the same channel as you are watching. To record another channel, you need a FreeSat box that supports this feature and each channel needs also a separate feed from the dish.

Hope this helps. If you need any further assistance please post back with the brand model number of your FreeSat box and details of the connections you are using between the FreeSat box, the TV and the DVD recorder.

Regards,
BElectric

Use a good quality scart leads for starters.
connect oon end to tv and the other labeled tv on sky box. The other is labeled vcr. connect another lead from vcr or dvd to that connection.
If you have a hd dvd player or Bluray, then buy a HDMI lead and connect straight to one of the HDMI inputs on the tv. I know this is late but i hope it still helps you and anybody else who may read this.

Yes you can split the signal out from the back of the Freesat/HD (not the TV)to the second TV.
Look what outputs are on the Freesat box - the RF (standard cable) output should go to the 2nd TV (TV set to CH3) and the a/v cables,HDMI or DVI cable should go to the new TV - Note:To receive HD the output from the Freesat should be either HDMI,DVI or Composite output (RGB video jacks) with red White for audio. If you have HDMI this is best - it also provides audio.

I have a saterllite reciver just bought a bush hd freesat top box i am running my virgin cable tv through my samsung hd television i put my satallite cable in to my bush top box connect the hdmi cable to get the freesat turn my virgin box off source the hdmi cable on tv get the freesat logo but nothing else what am i doing wrong

DVI connections do not carry sound. The only feasible way to get sound from the PS3 is through a standard twin phono-phono lead (red & white RCA)