We just bought an Insignia NS L55X 10A and hooked it up to our blue ray player, cable box and stereo with HDMI cables and the digital audio cable goes from the TV to the amplifier but when we adjust the volume on the TV, it will not adjust the volume on the audio out. The speakers on the TV adjust but the sound coming out of the TV through audio out to the amplifier remains at full volume. What do we do?

I take it you've hooked up the TV audio to the surround amp so you can enjoy the TV's sound through your surround system.

So what you do is turn down the TV's speakers and use the amplifier remote to control listening volume.

If it wasn't your intention to listen to TV through the surround system, just select a non-TV input on the amplifier while you watch TV (or turn the amplifier off!).

Daniel

As mentioned above, when you are using your attached sound system, turn the TV speakers all the way down. The Insignia TV remote is for adjusting the TV sound. Instead use the remote with your amplifier to adjust the volume for your sound system.

I'm not 100% sure if that model does variable audio output through analog audio cables, but some TVs do. What that means, is that the volume on the TV adjusts the level that is output to the amplifier. The only issue with this is that you now have two volume controls. One for the TV and one for the amp. In a situation like this, you could keep the amp turned up and use the TV volume on the TV only. However, some amps can still cause a little bit of noise to come through the speakers in a setup like that.