Dvi to s- video (audio issue

I have a macbook pro and purchased a DVI to S-video cable to watch a slideshow through iphoto. I am able to see the slideshow; however, I cannot hear any audio through the TV? How do I correct this issue?
joe

The DVI and S-video interface doesn't carry audio info, you'll need to connect the headphone output of the MBP to the audio input of the TV.

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