VGA adaptor audio connection  howto?

Audio is not going to my VGA monitor but stay on my iPad2.
Howto to make the stero audio goes th my monitor  and audio system?

The audio input you're talking about would be the input for an external microphone.
To connect the content input up to a SX10, you need to connect it to the HDMI input port.
If you want VGA and Audio, you'll need to use another adaptor to convert the VGA and audio to HDMI to feed to the SX10's input port..
Something like this EXT-VGAAUD-2-HDMIS or VGA-HDMI-ACTV.
Alternately, you could use a different endpoint, such as the Cisco SX20 which has the seperate DVI and 3.5mm Audio input sources for connecting your content source.
Wayne
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