Surround Sound Help

[NoviceInElectronics]

I have a Sony LED EX645 Internet TV and a Sony PS3 to watch Blu-ray. Here's my question, I also have the Bose 3·2·1® GS Series II DVD home entertainment system. When I am watching Blu-ray, the Bose speakers do not project noise/music. What do I have to do to make the connections work please?

Thank you in advance.

 

[hang-the-9]

How is everything hooked up? Does the PS3 work fine in games? Is the sound coming from the TV but not the Bose system? How is the Bose system hooked up to the TV?

 

[NoviceInElectronics]

How is everything hooked up? Does the PS3 work fine in games? Is the sound coming from the TV but not the Bose system? How is the Bose system hooked up to the TV?

Thanks for the reply, hang-the-9.

Sony TV has 4 HDMI Ports....

HDMI #1 from TV is hooked in PS3
HDMI #2 from TV is hooked in Bose surround sound
HDMI #3 from TV is hooked in cable (AT&T Uverse)

Yes, PS3 works fine in games and the sound comes from the TV, but my wish is to have the sound come from Bose system.

Additionally, I hooked up the white and red audio cable from cable to Bose yesterday and the audio worked, but the audio seemed to be delayed when people were speaking on TV...so I took it out. I am just a mess at this point...

 

[hang-the-9]

You need to hook up the TV audio output to the Bose system, right now you just have the Bose setup as an output to the TV sound (for the build in DVD player). Check what inputs the BOSE system has and compare to the TV. The delay is actually pretty common to see, if you have an optical out on the TV and an optical IN on the Bose, use that.

Other suggestion is to sell the BOSE all in one system and just get a regular sound system with better input options. BOSE products tend to get good resale value.

 

[NoviceInElectronics]

You need to hook up the TV audio output to the Bose system, right now you just have the Bose setup as an output to the TV sound (for the build in DVD player). Check what inputs the BOSE system has and compare to the TV. The delay is actually pretty common to see, if you have an optical out on the TV and an optical IN on the Bose, use that.

Other suggestion is to sell the BOSE all in one system and just get a regular sound system with better input options. BOSE products tend to get good resale value.

Thank you again, hang-the-9! I will try that tonight and let you know. Thanks again!!

 

[NoviceInElectronics]

You need to hook up the TV audio output to the Bose system, right now you just have the Bose setup as an output to the TV sound (for the build in DVD player). Check what inputs the BOSE system has and compare to the TV. The delay is actually pretty common to see, if you have an optical out on the TV and an optical IN on the Bose, use that.

Other suggestion is to sell the BOSE all in one system and just get a regular sound system with better input options. BOSE products tend to get good resale value.

Hi hang-the-9: Just got the Y audio cable today to hook up my Bose system and it works perfectly with the cable TV and PS3! Thank you very much for your help!!!