audio from tv

[mring16]

How do I get my audio from my tv kogan brand to the samsung bluray. Both have hdmi and component and the bluyray has optical?
Any help is appreciated. thanks
mring16

 

[cin19]

How to Set Up a Basic LCD TV With Blu-ray
http://www.ehow.com/how_7328222_set-basic-lcd-tv-blu_ray.html

 

[unksol]

What? Plug in the HDMI cable

 

[mring16]

What? Plug in the HDMI cable

Tried no sound thanks

 

[Wolfshadw]

Your Samsung Blu-Ray drive does not have any inputs. You cannot get TV Audio on your Blu-Ray Player. If your Blu-Ray player is connected to a stereo or surround sound system. Your TV needs to be connected to the same device. For instance:

Blu-Ray --> HDMI --> Receiver --> HDMI --> HDTV
and
TV Source (Cable/Satellite set top box) --> HDMI --> Receiver --> HDMI --> HDTV

For a clearer picture, we're going to need manufacturer's and model numbers for each component in your home theater set up (we already have the Samsung BL-C5500 Blu-Ray player).

-Wolf sends

 

[mring16]

Your Samsung Blu-Ray drive does not have any inputs. You cannot get TV Audio on your Blu-Ray Player. If your Blu-Ray player is connected to a stereo or surround sound system. Your TV needs to be connected to the same device. For instance:
Sorry maybe I wasnt clear. My bluray is a combined with a receiver home theatre. So I have an hdmi betweeen the receiver and tv.
I can play dvds or blurays fine the sound goes to the spekers. But for tv (kogan) there is no sound to speakers.
On my tv setting for audio there is mention of hdmi but is not highlighted and I cant select that option.
Thanks again
Blu-Ray --> HDMI --> Receiver --> HDMI --> HDTV
and
TV Source (Cable/Satellite set top box) --> HDMI --> Receiver --> HDMI --> HDTV

For a clearer picture, we're going to need manufacturer's and model numbers for each component in your home theater set up (we already have the Samsung BL-C5500 Blu-Ray player).

-Wolf sends

 

[mring16]

Your Samsung Blu-Ray drive does not have any inputs. You cannot get TV Audio on your Blu-Ray Player. If your Blu-Ray player is connected to a stereo or surround sound system. Your TV needs to be connected to the same device. For instance:
Sorry maybe I wasnt clear. My bluray is a combined with a receiver home theatre. So I have an hdmi betweeen the receiver and tv.
I can play dvds or blurays fine the sound goes to the spekers. But for tv (kogan) there is no sound to speakers.
On my tv setting for audio there is mention of hdmi but is not highlighted and I cant select that option.
Thanks again
Blu-Ray --> HDMI --> Receiver --> HDMI --> HDTV
and
TV Source (Cable/Satellite set top box) --> HDMI --> Receiver --> HDMI --> HDTV

For a clearer picture, we're going to need manufacturer's and model numbers for each component in your home theater set up (we already have the Samsung BL-C5500 Blu-Ray player).

-Wolf sends

 

[mring16]

Your Samsung Blu-Ray drive does not have any inputs. You cannot get TV Audio on your Blu-Ray Player. If your Blu-Ray player is connected to a stereo or surround sound system. Your TV needs to be connected to the same device. For instance:

Blu-Ray --> HDMI --> Receiver --> HDMI --> HDTV
and
TV Source (Cable/Satellite set top box) --> HDMI --> Receiver --> HDMI --> HDTV

For a clearer picture, we're going to need manufacturer's and model numbers for each component in your home theater set up (we already have the Samsung BL-C5500 Blu-Ray player).

-Wolf sends

Hi
My Bluray is a receiver included. So I have an HDMI between the kogan tv and the receiver but still cannot get sound?

 

[Wolfshadw]

As I mentioned, your blu-ray player does not have any inputs. Therefore you cannot connect your TV's audio output to it. You cannot get TVs sound through your blu-ray player.

-Wolf sends

 

[americanaudiophile]

What you call a bluray player is usually called a home theater in a box (HTIB). The HDMI cable you have connected between it and the TV is to feed the picture from the bluray to the TV. Unless your TV and HTIB both have something called ARC (audio return channel) you will need to feed the sound from the set top box to the HTIB. How you do this depends on what kind of connections they both have. If the HTIB has an optical digital audio input then you can also connect that to the TV. Most HDTVs have this type of audio out connection. If the HTIB only has left/right analog audio inputs then you may need an digital to analog converter to make the connection.