Anthony, I use my computer to play Blu-ray discs. That is one of the reasons I am upset that I cannot get the computer connected with HDMI to output any audio. Today is a new day and I hope to get back to the problem. I was on chat with Comcast for hours yesterday and they haven't a clue! They work from a script and began with:
Problem : running an hdmi cable from motorola dch3416 to a Westinghouse HDTV. No audio. Also looking at the compatibility of attaching the dvr to a yamaha av receiver but get an error message. Comcast > Connect the cable from the wall outlet to the Cable In input on the DCT. James_ > done Comcast > Connect a cable from the Video output on the DCT to the Video input of the TV . Comcast > Or Connect a S-Video Cable from the S-Video output on the DCT to the S-Video input on the TV When she started talking about using an S-Video cable I knew I was in trouble! I indicated that everything worked fine with component cables for video and RCA cables for audio and I wanted to utilize the HDMI cable for both audio and video, her next script began with a description on how to add a VCR to the mix! We went in circles and it ended up that she said that what I wanted to do SHOULD work, but since it didn't, resort to component to TV and optical digital to receiver for audio, oh, and have a nice day :) Jim Maki [email protected] > -----Original Message----- > From: Anthony Q. Martin > James, > > Which Blu-ray player do you have? Focus on that. The cable boxes are > known to be problematic apparently, but the Blu-ray should > work to your > receiver and then receiver to TV. I would remove everything else from > HDMI until you get this part working. For sure there are setting with > the player that you need to adjust to get it to output over HDMI. > > James Maki wrote: > > I am not blaming HDMI directly. Just the entire mess that > doesn't allow > > equipment to work together.
