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<blockquote data-quote="bobtomay" data-source="post: 1237042" data-attributes="member: 24160">You did try changing the input on the TV?If it does not work, it has to do with the TV not passing proper EDID info along.&nbsp; And Westinghouse knows it.&nbsp; From your TV owner's manual:You should also try adjusting the display format or view mode - pg 23 &amp; 33, video presets - pg 26, and try a Reset - pg 28.You can also try the DVI Doctor from monoprice, although I'd probably just go for the VGA connection also.If you're wanting audio on that TV while using HDMI, I don't think it's going to happen.&nbsp; There is no mention, anywhere in the owner's manual, related to any of it's audio ports working with a HDMI port for DVI devices.It is also showing the optical port on the back of the set as an audio input port - if it is really audio in, it's the first TV I've ever seen with optical in.&nbsp; I'd be willing to bet that is an error and it's actually an audio out port.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bobtomay, post: 1237042, member: 24160"] You did try changing the input on the TV? If it does not work, it has to do with the TV not passing proper EDID info along. And Westinghouse knows it. From your TV owner's manual: You should also try adjusting the display format or view mode - pg 23 & 33, video presets - pg 26, and try a Reset - pg 28. You can also try the DVI Doctor from monoprice, although I'd probably just go for the VGA connection also. If you're wanting audio on that TV while using HDMI, I don't think it's going to happen. There is no mention, anywhere in the owner's manual, related to any of it's audio ports working with a HDMI port for DVI devices. It is also showing the optical port on the back of the set as an audio input port - if it is really audio in, it's the first TV I've ever seen with optical in. I'd be willing to bet that is an error and it's actually an audio out port. [/QUOTE]

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