xbox360 sound through a monitor

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I have a the Dell 2407WFP-HC monitor and just buyin an xbox 360 today, what cable is the best to connect the xbox to the monitor? It has VGA, DVI, S-Video, Component and Composite. I thought Component would be the only one I could get but if I get that then there is gonna be no sound is there?

How do I connect the xbox to the monitor and not lose sound?
 
I've got a Samsung Pebble monitor that I use for the 360. I use a 360 VGA lead which also has 2 branching red and white AUX leads which I connect to my hi-fi system underneith.

The picture and sound is great, never had any problem. Running 720p atm.
 
I've got a Samsung Pebble monitor that I use for the 360. I use a 360 VGA lead which also has 2 branching red and white AUX leads which I connect to my hi-fi system underneith.

The picture and sound is great, never had any problem. Running 720p atm.

This ^ but didn't like pebble styling so got a 226BW instead, connect audio to a 2.1 speaker set or swap em out for 5.1 headphones.
 
As said, VGA lead with the sound connectors going to separate speakers / Hi-Fi or PC Line-in if there is one near by with decent speakers.
 
You will possibly get the best picture and dvd upscaling if you go with a VGA cable, but composite could be a little easier to setup and comes free with the console.

As for audio, when I connect my 360 to my monitors I use the little red&white > jack connector thingie that came with the VGA cable and plug it into an audio-in port on the monitor.
 
arite, what I'm doin now is using the component cable into the monitor then usin the white and red connection from the scart bit and pluggin it into this:

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and then into my speakers, however, its only comin out of one speaker, is that because that adapter is for video and sound? I bought a VGA cable (20 quid!) yesterday but that has the same sound things on the end and I'd have to unplug my pc so didnt think it was worth it for the same sound if its the adapter.
 
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