HDMI to DVI with Audio for Input to an Old Sony TV

Just got an Apple TV box for Christmas. Apple TV output is HDMI and I have an old Sony Plasma TV that DO NOT have HDMI but it has DVI with Audio (L & R) inputs. I can buy a HDMI to DVI converter cable for about $10 but how do I get the sound from the Apple TV to my TV? Thank you much

Dan The Tiger Man wrote:
Just got an Apple TV box for Christmas. Apple TV output is HDMI and I have an old Sony Plasma TV that DO NOT have HDMI but it has DVI with Audio (L & R) inputs. I can buy a HDMI to DVI converter cable for about $10 but how do I get the sound from the Apple TV to my TV? Thank you much
You have two solutions -
Solution One - the way i did it was with a digital auido to RCA convertor - try here for an example http://www.amazon.co.uk/Digital-Optical-Coaxial-Toslink-Converter/dp/B0074JZ8ZW
or
solution two
a Kanex ATV PRo - converts HDMI to VGA and 3.5mm Audio
http://store.apple.com/us/product/H9139VC/A/kanex-atv-pro-hdmi-to-vga-adapter-wi th-audio-support
Both work but there is a cost and a bit of work.

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