Are you sure what your plugging them into on the TV is an output? most of the red white yellow jacks on TV's are inputs not outputs. also on same thing on the receiver make sure its an input not output
SOURCE: video 1 and 2 no picture on tv
I think that's your problem. Try taking the cords out and putting them back in. I often mix up the white and yellow ones so that might be your problem.
SOURCE: NO AUDIO/set up problems
For this Sony, you have to use separate audio cable(s). Either optical in BD or Digital Audio in DVD (single coaxial cable will do the trick) I bet the display says UNLOCK. I had the same problem, very dumb.
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SOURCE: We are unable to have sound for the DVD player and game systems
The receiver is looking for a specific "audio input" It's currently locked on analog or digital. Using the Sony remote, go into the main menu for the receiver, toggle to audio and select "auto" that should do the trick. Hope this helps
SOURCE: Trying to hook my Wii up using the AV audio Jacks
Connect the Wii to your television. Then connect the variable audio output from the TV to the audio in on the monitor section of the receiver. Then use the TV/SAT input selection on the receiver and dolby prologic 2 as your sound mode.
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SOURCE: No play back from HDTV to threater system
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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