have a macbook white 13inch which i am trying to connect to my samsung tv.
I have all the correct cables, a mini dvi to hdmi, and hdmi to hdmi.
I also have an audio cable (3.5mm Jack to 2 x RCA Phono Stereo Audio Cable).
I have attached my Mac mini to my Sony TV (to use as a moniter) - there hasn't been any trouble with the picture but I cannot get any sound.
I am using a VGA (I know that doesn't send audio over) plugged into the 'PC In' port at the back of my tv, and I am using an audio cable with a normal headphone-type jack on one end (going into the headphone port on the back of my mac mini) and the red/white cable going into the HDMI-in red/white ports on the back of my tv. I can't figure out what is going on - I tried plugging the red/white cables into all the input ports on the back of my tv, just in case, but no luck.
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Mac mini, Mac OS X (10.4.11)
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