I have Sony Bravia TV. If you have Sony Bravia at your home then you will definitely know the meaning of good sound and picture quality in TV. Same goes with the headphone. However, when I try to find direct options for connecting s sony Bluetooth headphone with TV then I find the dead end.

Similar Messages • Greetings - We have an Aug 2009 MacBook Pro -- would like to feed video / movies to our Sony Bravia KDL-40V2500, which has all manner of inputs -- HDMI, Composite, S-Video. There appears to be a video port between the firewire & 2 USB ports. What cable(s) do I need to get the optimal picture to the TV (and what to the receiver)? Thanks, - Richard CC This is the Mac Pro forum, you'll have better luck in the Mac Book Pro forum • Hello forum, I am looking to buy a Sony Bravia KDL-40W5800 (Sony link, Amazon link) in the near future.

I am going to be using it to play PS3, watch television and DVDs/Blu-Rays, but also I would like to be able to connect my MacBook to it if I wish to. I have been reading the forum and have come across numerous users that have problems connecting their MacBook to their HD-TVs. So my questions are: What adapter cables do I need to connect the two devices (I already own the Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter, if that's any help) correctly? Is the Sony Bravia KDL-40W5800 compatible with the MacBook and does anyone have any experience with the TV itself? If so, I would be grateful for any kind of feedback.

Thank you in advance, XtremeFluX Hi, I have been using my macbook (late 2008 2.4 ghz) with my Sony Bravia (KDL 26S2030) for about a year now. I use Mini Display port to VGA and then into my PC input. I am perfectly happy with the picture quality (although you may want to fiddle with you custom settings) and I have never had any issues. When I was looking originally I came across tons of people who had problems with connecting the Macbook to their monitors. However there was a patch that came out (maybe last march) and so I bought my equipment after that and the mac always connects properly (although be sure to turn your TV on before to put the mini display port in). You will need to calibrate it and that will be that. I hope that helps a bit.

• I recently bought a Sony Bravia KDL-40XBR9. I have it hooked up to my MacBook using an HDMI to DVI connection. But, I'm not getting sound through the TV. So, I bought a 3.5mm to RCA (one red, one white connection) cable. I've plugged the red and white connections into all of the red/white ports on the back of the tv but I'm still not getting sound out of the tv.

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Can someone please help me with this setup? Does your Bravia also have red and white input jacks on the side of the TV (my Bravia does, on the left). On my Bravia, those are the only audio inputs that are active for all inputs, and they are what I use when I am playing my MB through HDMI (which, as you found, only transmits video). BCB • Hi, When I connect my pc for watching movies on my tv, I have no audio.

This is my setup: I've a Sony Bravia KDL-40W5500. He is connected to my Sony Multichannel AV Reveiver (output) (All my hardware -> decoder, BD player.

Are conntected with the receiver (input). There is just one HDMI cable to my TV. Receiver backside: Problem: When I conntect my PC ( HP 17-j001eb ) with HMI on the receiver (Sony STR-DH500) input (Exampel DVD or, SAT, or whatever.).

I select hdmi as a default output and I play a movie ( extention->.mkv), there is video on the tv but no sound. I search on this forum en I try many solution but The problem is staying. I play the movies with Cyberlink Power DVD. I select my output on my pc to HDMI as default (my pc is in Dutch): In power DVD is the audio HDMi as default selected. I run Windwos 8.1 PRO. What do I wrong?

Is there anybody who can help me? Thanks in advance! @RW4HP, Hello and thank you for posting on the HP support forums. Lets see if we can get your sound issue resolved here.

First thing we will want to do is break down each step in the chain of components. First thing you will want to try is to connect directly to the display with your notebook and try to play the movie. If no sound go to the next HDMI input on the Display. NOT THE SONY.

If no sound from each of the input ports on the Display. Change the HDMI cable.

Repeat the first steps. Now if that fails try another DVD. If you are still having a no sound issue try a new media player. Switch up to VLC media player. The only reason I suggest this one is due to the fact that is a free player and is loaded full of codecs that support almost anything. VLC Media Player If this fails to do the job then we shall move on to the removal of the drivers. Now when you go to uninstall the HDMI driver you will want to do this from safe mode.

This will make sure no other drivers or software are live to make a mess of the removal. Before you remove the drivers though you will want to download the drivers that are the only supported drivers for your system from this link. HP ENVY 17-j001eb Notebook PC Drivers Now boot into safe mode and remove the HDMI drivers and the Graphics and Sound drivers. Windows 8 Safe Mode Once you have done all this the next thing is to follow the steps for troubleshooting HDMI. Here are some links. Connecting a Monitor, Projector or TV (Windows 8) This next link resolved an issue with no sound when updating to windows 8.1.