HELP HELP:::::::::::::I just bought a plasma and some cables, how do i get sound?

Question

I need to know how to get sound from my dvd player, I get them with the tv but not the dvd player, i bought the right cables, just not sure what to do??????????????????

i am not really sure, what cabels i got the guy gav eme 3 said this i swhat i needed. one is for the picture, monster cable with 3 ends. that one is connected.
Then i set of monster cables that came with 2 one blue and one red. I belive that one is for sound, but my boyfriend connected those ones to the ones he belived were the right places( were it says to in the owners manule, but still no sound. the only way we get sound from movies is when we connected his play station 3. So now we re just watching them through that?

OK MY LAST DETAIL I THINK I NEED TO GO BUY THE RED AND WHITE CABELS, BUT, WHEN I BOUGHT THE TV THEY TOLD ME TO BUY THESE TO SETS OF CABELS. THE THREE COMPONATES(I GET WHAT THOSE ARE FOR)AND THEN ONE PACK MONSTER CABLES THERE IS TWO OF THEM, ONE RED AND ONE BLUE, WHAT ARE THESE FOR IF THERE NOT FOR SOUND

Answer 1

There is a little booklet with your TV, called User Guide or User Manual. It has lots of pictures and useful info.

You are not telling us what cables you are using, but this should work. Connect the red/white audio out cables from the dvd player to the red/white audio input cable to your TV. Video and Audio cables need to connected to the same SET Iinput1 or Input 2, etc.). Using your TV remote, click Source or Input and select the input where you connected the DVD player. You should see some video from the player and hopefully you will get some sound.

Don't forget to setup the DVD player now to 16:9 output!

Answer 2

It seems that you have the right cables. The monster triple cable should have red, blue, green plugs. If you get a picture, that is connected ok. Sound cables usually have red and white plugs, so I don't know what the blue/red cables you referred to are, but they will work for sound. I suspect that perhaps your DVD player is not set up for analog sound output. Make sure that the video triple cable and the audio double cable are connected to the same external input port on your TV.

Answer 3

I'm going to assume you have cable TV with a cable box. If you do, I think you need an audio cable ( 2 male connectors on each end-red & white). Hook one end to the "right & left" audio out on the cable box to the audio -in on the DVD player. If you don't have a cable box, run the audio cable from " audio-out" on the TV to the " audio-in" on the DVD player. I hope this helps. Oh yes, if you have home theatre surround system & cable box, run the audio cable from audio out on cable box to audio in on your receiver.