Diagnosis
The audio signal from your external device is not being routed to the TV's internal speakers. This is almost always caused by the TV's Sound Out setting being configured for an external audio system (like HDMI ARC or an optical output), which mutes the internal speakers. The TV is waiting to play sound through a different device.
How to Fix It
- Press the Settings (gear) button on your LG remote.
- Navigate to All Settings > Sound > Advanced Settings.
- Select Sound Out.
- Change the selection from HDMI ARC or External Speaker to TV Speaker.
- The sound should immediately return. Test with your HDMI device.
If That Didn't Work
The issue may be an incompatible audio format. Try these steps:
- On the same HDMI device, ensure its audio output is set to a compatible format like PCM or Stereo, not Bitstream or Dolby Digital.
- On the TV, go to All Settings > Sound > Advanced Settings > Digital Sound Out. Set this to PCM.
- Try a different, known-working HDMI cable.
- Test the external device on a different HDMI port on the TV to rule out a port-specific fault.
Heads Up
HDMI port 2 on your 43UR7300PSA is the ARC (Audio Return Channel) port. If you connect a soundbar or AV receiver to this port, you must set Sound Out to HDMI ARC. For all other standard HDMI devices (like game consoles or streaming boxes), Sound Out should be set to TV Speaker for sound to come from the TV itself.