No sound receiving with rca cable connection from lumia 1020

Has your existing cable a video line or just audio lines?

The RCA cable Nokia CA-72U (red+white; two rings on phone site) works here with my Lumia phone.
However, the Nokia CA-75U (red+white+yellow; three rings) does not work, because Lumia phones do not video-out, neither via component video nor via composite video. Furthermore, some devices are picky if video-in is not connected. Therefore, you have to
test whether the Nokia CA-72U works with your equipment. Did that help?

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