With component cables only the red and white are for sound and the other 3 are for video.
HDMI delivers a better picture quality and better sound quality over component cables.
Your component cable may be fried. I'd recommend messing about with the cables a little, and if worst comes to worst, you may have to buy a new component or HDMI cable. You could also try playing the sound through a separate source if possible?
If you are using HDMI for display, connect also the RCA cables the PS3 comes with, and connect to them the x12 rca adapter. Then go to settings and audio settings, and tell the Playstation to play sound through the RCA cables.
An hdmi cable helps to project the best quality picture and sound. They outperform component cables and all new tvs are made with hdmi ready components built in to their sets.
Weak battery, corroded or loose battery cables, failed starter.
I installed my own sound card, and no cables are connected to it. It just sits in a slot on the motherboard.
An hdmi cable helps to project the best quality picture and sound. They outperform component cables and all new tvs are made with hdmi ready components built in to their sets.
Check your wiring. You may have connected your component video cables to the wrong jacks. I think the Red and the Blue are reversed.
They are RCA cables... Yellow is for Video, White is for Left Channel Sound (or Mono) and Red is for Right Channel Sound
vga cables only carry video you'll need to get a 1/8" to rca (red/white) cable for sound.
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