CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME?! VGA is OK, but I can't get the audio connected!!!!!

I bought home the Xbox 360 VGA cables and found that the sound input didn't have anywhere to go on the connections on the TV. The two audio cables look like component cables, but the thing is, the VGA and component connections are read seperately, so I either get the sound or the graphics!!!!

There is only a PC audio input, which looks a bit like a headphone jack.

I have the VGA bit, and the VGA audio next to it, and under I have every other connection under the sun (well, maybe not, but HDMI, DVI, 2 SCARTS, Component, etc etc.).

If anyone else is using the VGA cables for their 360 then could you please please please tell me what to do! How do you get your audio! Note: I haven't got surround sound, I use wireless headphones with surround.

Help is much appreciated! 

The VGA cable has 2 sound options, good old analog red/white RCA's, which all TV's should have an input for, or the optical out for Digital surround sound which would be fed to a dd5.1 decoder or receiver.

You should be able to change the input selection on the TV so the VGA jack takes sound from the analog RCA jacks.

I bought home the Xbox 360 VGA cables and found that the sound input didn't have anywhere to go on the connections on the TV. The two audio cables look like component cables, but the thing is, the VGA and component connections are read seperately, so I either get the sound or the graphics!!!!

There is only a PC audio input, which looks a bit like a headphone jack.

I have the VGA bit, and the VGA audio next to it, and under I have every other connection under the sun (well, maybe not, but HDMI, DVI, 2 SCARTS, Component, etc etc.).

If anyone else is using the VGA cables for their 360 then could you please please please tell me what to do! How do you get your audio! Note: I haven't got surround sound, I use wireless headphones with surround.

Help is much appreciated! 

Matmoo_Wii60

I was using the component cables to begin with, but with my TV, an analogue signal causes pixel bleeding, which the VGA has rectified.

Oh and I can't mix inputs, I have to take visuals and audio from same source! :'(

I was using the component cables to begin with, but with my TV, an analogue signal causes pixel bleeding, which the VGA has rectified.

Oh and I can't mix inputs, I have to take visuals and audio from same source! :'(

Matmoo_Wii60

Try to find an adaptor that converts the red and white to the 1/8" audio input. I have one that does the exact opposite conversion for my iPod to my stereo.dmanrevived

[QUOTE="dmanrevived"]Try to find an adaptor that converts the red and white to the 1/8" audio input. I have one that does the exact opposite conversion for my iPod to my stereo.jwat4

That's not what he needs! he needs this.

 http://www.eyespyvideo.com/accessories/rca-mini.htm

 Samsungs use a 3.5mm minijack for VGA audio.

This may not be exactly like your tv but it should be very close (It's from a Samsung TV).  I labeled the input as a headphone jack.  While it's looks the same as a headphone jack it is actually a 3.5mm miniplug audio input.

there should of been an adapter with the vga cable to switch the red/white audio to the pc audio jackILIKEF250

[QUOTE="jwat4"][QUOTE="dmanrevived"]Try to find an adaptor that converts the red and white to the 1/8" audio input. I have one that does the exact opposite conversion for my iPod to my stereo.cspiffo

That's not what he needs! he needs this.

http://www.eyespyvideo.com/accessories/rca-mini.htm

Samsungs use a 3.5mm minijack for VGA audio.

This may not be exactly like your tv but it should be very close (It's from a Samsung TV). I labeled the input as a headphone jack. While it's looks the same as a headphone jack it is actually a 3.5mm miniplug audio input.

[QUOTE="cspiffo"]

[QUOTE="jwat4"][QUOTE="dmanrevived"]Try to find an adaptor that converts the red and white to the 1/8" audio input. I have one that does the exact opposite conversion for my iPod to my stereo.jwat4

That's not what he needs! he needs this.

http://www.eyespyvideo.com/accessories/rca-mini.htm

Samsungs use a 3.5mm minijack for VGA audio.

This may not be exactly like your tv but it should be very close (It's from a Samsung TV). I labeled the input as a headphone jack. While it's looks the same as a headphone jack it is actually a 3.5mm miniplug audio input.

[QUOTE="ILIKEF250"]there should of been an adapter with the vga cable to switch the red/white audio to the pc audio jackcspiffo