No Sound I've plugged in every cable correctly and the picture is perfect but there is no sound. Our old freeview box has perfect sound so its not the aerial. What's wrong with it?

What connectors are you using to connect it to the TV? Start with the basics. Try this.
Remove each cable, one at a time, at the TV end and take a good look at it. Check for any dirt or damage. Any damage to the cable or connectors replace it. Most TV/Audio cables are usually quite cheap to buy new, even the higher quality ones. Refit the cable the correct way around and push gently but firmly so it goes all the way into position. DON'T force it in! Most connectors are specially shaped so they will only fit one way around. Repeat this process at the Freeview Box end of the cable. Sometimes loss of picture or sound is just a loose cable connector that isn't pushed all the way into place.

Yes there is a way buy a freeview box with a legacy scart plug connect to TV with a scart lead and use the freeview box remote to change the channel on the decoder and have the av input for the decoder on the TV and use the TV as a monitor only
as to the weight and how to mount the TV type and model would be helpful

If the hookup is HD from a box you have Green(video) Blue and red--check first they are connected properly at both ends. Component would also use two more cables for audio.

If HDMI maybe a bad cable or issue there. HDMI has issues with and creating no sound problems.

If a DVD player does work fine it means a hookup issue of some kind or a very odd problem in the set(unlikely).

SD TECH

If using HDMI at least attempt a component hookup.

Hi,
I assume that you have attached it via SCART cable...since SCART plugs have 21 pins, and carry video, audio and switching signals ,sometimes a bad connection on either TV side or Top Box side ,the sound goes off first..Make sure your SCART plugs securely fit to either side.
If it does not help pls visit the URL below for further advise before going to blame the Top Box....
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Because the 64 is somewhat old I would suggest getting an aerial splitter because the system may not be able to function properly with out it. Try it and see how it turns out. Or, if you don't mind, you could play that game on the computer if you have one. Download Project64 from:

www.pj64-emu.com/

First of all make sure the audio out jacks on your freeview are securely plugged in and routed to the proper input jacks on your surround sound unit and the correct input source is selected on the sourround sound unit. If all is well with this you can test if the surrond sound unit is functioning properly buy turning the volume up half way on the unit. Unplug the right and left cables from your freview and leave the other ends plugged into your surround sound(with the volume up half way). Now touch the tip of the right side cable with your finger tip. the right speakers should hum. And then touch the tip of the left plug and the left speakers should hum. If you get no hum you either have the wrong input source selected on the surround device or the is a problem with it. If the surround sound device is functioning with another device properly, disconnect the cable from that device( ex.dvd,cable,vcr, ect,...) and connect those cables to the output on your freeview. If you still do not get sound, make sure the volume is not muted somehow on your freeview. As you have now connected a verified audio input to your surround sound directly to your freeview and made sure the freeview was not in anyway muted there is a problem with the audio out on your freeview. I hope this helped you solve your problem but if nor feel free to contact me before rating this solution and I will walk you through everything and make sure we get this problem isolated or ultimately fixed.
You can send me your number to my e-mail addresss which is my user name @gmail.com and I will call you free , I have skype and yahoo phone so it will only cost me pennies. I just want to make sure your problem gets fixed for you.
George

a switch box is needed the s video shares the red/white audio with the yellow rca that is being used already

I`ve got the same problem, sound with analog but not digital?

Hi.

The cable & wireless system is not capable of picking up the digital freeview frequencies.
Idealy you need to put a new aerial on the roof,
If this is not possible try an indoor aerial that you to plug in to the mains electrical supply.

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Chris..

If I remember correctly, this model can only have sound from either the SCART or the standard input. The solution for this set is to have all the devices work through a common A/V switch box.

The best solution is to update the set to one with more active inputs that are adequate for your needs.


Jerry G.