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<blockquote data-quote="JoeSmith" data-source="post: 334889" data-attributes="member: 60415">Here is what i did. (Sorry, could not test it with mp)played a video with vlcswitched sony to standby returned from standbysound still thereturned sony off &amp; on again (after 30 secs) sound still therei think you might try the followingget a mp3 player or something like that and plug it in the sound inputs of the bravia (the ones where you put your pc in), leave the video cable where it is. Now you have got the video from your pc and the audio from the player.now turn the tv off and turn it back onif you still get the sound from the mp3 player then the problem is your pc, if you ain't got sound it's the bravia.you might also check the following : if you come to the point where you have no audio unplug and plug in your audio cable. Still got no sound ? Try to put a headphone in your pc's audio out - still no sound - blame your pc please try these things so that we can narrow down the problem.Joe</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JoeSmith, post: 334889, member: 60415"] Here is what i did. (Sorry, could not test it with mp) played a video with vlc switched sony to standby returned from standby sound still there turned sony off & on again (after 30 secs) sound still there i think you might try the following get a mp3 player or something like that and plug it in the sound inputs of the bravia (the ones where you put your pc in), leave the video cable where it is. Now you have got the video from your pc and the audio from the player. now turn the tv off and turn it back on if you still get the sound from the mp3 player then the problem is your pc, if you ain't got sound it's the bravia. you might also check the following : if you come to the point where you have no audio unplug and plug in your audio cable. Still got no sound ? Try to put a headphone in your pc's audio out - still no sound - blame your pc please try these things so that we can narrow down the problem. Joe [/QUOTE]

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