I have such a complicated home entertainment system setup, I'm sure I'm missing something basic. Can anyone help me figure this out?
I have a PS2, a XBox, and a GC. All three of those systems are hooked into my Pelican System Selector Box, which then is plugged into my sound receiver, and then from there into my TV set and speakers.
When I got my new TV set, I got some Component cables to hook everything up, and optical sound connections for the XBox and PS2 (the GC has no support for this). I THOUGHT I had everything hooked up correctly when I got my new TV and the box about six weeks ago.
To use a system, I turn my receiver on (which stays on the same setting, DVD), turn the system selector box on to the system I want to use, and put my TV on Video 5. No problems at all with my XBox and PS2.
I have'nt used my GC under this new hook up until today, though. For some reason, I'm getting video but no sound.
I have both the Digital and Analog AV Out hooked up to my Game Cube. The Digital AV Out cable is the special component cable that you order from Nintendo.com. It's plugged into the video ports of my Pelican box GC assignment.
Of course, in order to get AUDIO, I figured I still have to use the Analog AV Out cables that came with the GC in the first place. So from the GC I have the two audio plugs (Red and White) plugged into the Pelican box GC assignment, and the Video (Yellow) one hanging free.
I don't see any other way to hook up the Game Cube to my system -- I know the cables are fine cause I plugged the Analog one into my TV and get sound and video just fine. Can anyone help me figure out what's going on? I just want to get video and sound from my GC through the receiver like I do with the XBox and PS2.
Thanks in advance.