HDMI not carrying sound

I recently installed my new HD Radeon 7950 Graphics card (which was traded in for my 5850). Since then I have been having problems getting sound to work through my TV's HDMI. I have read the forums to find an answer and I've tried several things to get it working.

1) Updated Graphics card drivers
2) Uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers for both my 7950 and 4850 graphics cards
3) Rolled back the drivers for the 7850
4) Changed the HDMI cable's slot in the TV (HDMI 1 is where is worked with my 5850 but I tried other slots just in case)
5) Pressed Windows+P button to change to "Projector Only", followed by Windows+P again "Extend" (this use to work since AMD would not keep my TV as the default audio device when it was plugged in)

I also find it very strange that I have 6 different (yes I said 6) AMD Digital Audio Displays in my playback options (see image below). Notice that the 2nd image is just scrolled down from the first so you can see all the options




Does anyone else have any other ideas?

Apparently all the ports from both cards can somehow carry audio , but with an adapter of some type or other.

My nVidia card also shows 4.

Don`t know why yours doesn`t default to HDMI when you hook it up.

Don`t change it to different ports on the tv, just use hdmi 1 and keep working at it.

I have the same listing in Sound/Playback devices for my HD7770 video card. In the screen shots shown, there is no HDMI cable plugged in, or if it is, the video card is not detecting it.

Just FYI: Double post:

HDMI not carrying sound HD 7850

I plug my hdmi cable from my nvidia card to my hdmi 1 input on the tv and the picture and sound work perfectly, I don`t change anything, windows does it automatically.

Looking back at your 1st picture, I don`t see your hdtv in the list of choices, like it shows in mine. I think that`s your problem.

When it shows you just high lite it and choose Set Default, the sound will then go to the tv

Most hdtv speakers are terrible anyway, so I choose to either use my headphones, or, my Boston pc speakers have a mini plug audio out on them and I just run it to my Sony Home Theater receiver and play the sound through that. ( but only when I view something on the hdtv, or if I want to play a game and use the hdtv as the viewing source )

I need a bit longer HDMI cord to run the pc into my Sony receiver, then it will be perfect.