Sound going out on a DLP TV

[SuicideK1ng]

So I turn on my TV earlier today and everything is fine with the TV.....then a few hours later I turn the TV on and now there is no sound coming from it. I have my surround sound plugged into the TV and I can still get sound thru that so I can only assume it is something in my TV. I checked all the cords and they are all plugged in. I need to try a different audio input like an s-video or av cord but all I know is that components do not work. Does sound usually just go out? I mean I know video goes out all the time but audio....? What do you guys think?

[Redneck Rebel]

Kids fucking with the remote and changing settings?

[Quads]

Can you get sound out of the RCA Output jacks? Or HDMI?
Maybe speakers in the TV? Don't know.
Like RR said, check the menu settings / audio / etc.

[jrees]

Seems odd, but I doubt it just died.

First things first, have you tried a different source? DVD, video game?

[SuicideK1ng]

Hmmm wierd.....so I took off the components and grabbed my hdmi cable from my bluray player and plugged that into the cable box and now I have sound. Can the audio connections on the back of the TV go bad or can the cords themselves go bad. Also, why the hell have I been using component cables when I have hdmi? *facepalm*

[jrees]

Hmmm wierd.....so I took off the components and grabbed my hdmi cable from my bluray player and plugged that into the cable box and now I have sound. Can the audio connections on the back of the TV go bad or can the cords themselves go bad. Also, why the hell have I been using component cables when I have hdmi? *facepalm*

LOL. Yeah, HDMI makes it so much easier.

I suppose it's possible for an input to die, but who knows.......

[IFLOPPEDITSUCKER]

wtf is dlp?

[Redneck Rebel]

wtf is dlp?

Digital Light Processing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Light_Processing)