HDMI audio out problem

dgud

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Hey!

I'm trying to hook up my pc to the tv through a hdmi cable. The image is just fine, but there is no sound coming out from the tv (the sound is always coming from the notebook)

Some things:
I updated the video drivers and the audio drivers
In the sound configuration, it says that the hdmi audio is not plugged in (but it is!)
It used to work, but I recently cleaned up my PC, and now, no deal!
Video card: ATI 5870
notebook: MSI gx660
Some time it appears some weird message on my notebook saying something about DVI and HDMI (I can't remember)

any ideas?
 

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I plugged the audio connector on my Mobo to the Audio in on the Vid card (I asume you have done the same). Then, in BIOS, I had an audio option to redirect one of my SPDIF to HDMI.
Maybe yours has a similar option?
 

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My ATI HD4850 has built in audio, for the HDMI connection. In many cases you must manually set the HDMI as the default audio playback device in order to have audio in the HDMI signal.
 

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I plugged the audio connector on my Mobo to the Audio in on the Vid card (I asume you have done the same). Then, in BIOS, I had an audio option to redirect one of my SPDIF to HDMI.
Maybe yours has a similar option?

Not quite sure what you meant... I plugged the HDMI port from my notebook to the HDMI port of my TV

My ATI HD4850 has built in audio, for the HDMI connection. In many cases you must manually set the HDMI as the default audio playback device in order to have audio in the HDMI signal.

I can't do that, it says that the HDMI audio is not plugged in and it does not allow me to set it as the default
 

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I plugged the audio connector on my Mobo to the Audio in on the Vid card (I asume you have done the same). Then, in BIOS, I had an audio option to redirect one of my SPDIF to HDMI.
Maybe yours has a similar option?

Not quite sure what you meant... I plugged the HDMI port from my notebook to the HDMI port of my TV

My ATI HD4850 has built in audio, for the HDMI connection. In many cases you must manually set the HDMI as the default audio playback device in order to have audio in the HDMI signal.

I can't do that, it says that the HDMI audio is not plugged in and it does not allow me to set it as the default

You should be able to enable HDMI playback in Control Panel=>Sound, if it does not swap directly when the hdmi cable is plugged in.
 

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Hey!

sorry for taking so long (carnaval here)

so here it is the screens

(both taken while the cable is plugged in)
 

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"Raid0" with Intel Smart Response Technology (HDD/SSD)
I have this problem, but I assumed it could be that my TV is old and the firmware is not telling the comp it is capable of receiving an HDMI signal? because in my nvidia control panel my TV just comes up as "Digital Display'... like generic, when it should be giving the brand name etc., right? It's an Olevia 32"... 232-T11. IT also said that my 'Digital display' does not support HDCP. I tried rigorous detection with no luck, and for some reason Force Detection is grayed out...???

and in response to NoN ^ when it says not connected or device unplugged (even though it is plugged in), you cannot set it as default, it won't let you
 

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Hey!

sorry for taking so long (carnaval here)

so here it is the screens

(both taken while the cable is plugged in)

Did you load the video driver from the AMD site?

The AMD HDMI driver is installed as part of the CCC driver package.
It looks like you don't have the right driver installed.
Download it from here.....AMD Graphics Drivers & Software
 

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I know this is old, but I have/had this problem. All my drivers are up to date, so I know that's not the problem. At first, I thought it had something to do with a recent driver update (which it might be, but I doubt it), but I noticed something weird today. As I was trying to fix this problem, Windows was installing some updates to my computer which temporarily made my TV screen flicker. After it was done updating, my "Not plugged in" problem went away. I say have/had this problem because it worked earlier today and I had to turn off my computer. When I turned it back on, no sound and no I have sound again. Just a thought
 

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Hey!

sorry for taking so long (carnaval here)

so here it is the screens

(both taken while the cable is plugged in)

I have the same problem. And the Sound panel looks the same with Digital Output + HDMI disconnected. They are both Properties > Enabled but they simply appear disconnected when I plug-in the HDMI-HDMI connector cable and I can see the image but can't hear audio on the LCD TV... :confused:
This happens also with latest Catalyst 12.8 installed + Realtek ATI HDMI Audio Device R2.70.
My MSI GX660 laptop has an AMD discrete gfx card + chipset Realtek ALC888s on the mobo.

EDIT:

SOLVED!
Have had to install 'AMD High Definition Audio Device' (version 7.12.0.7706) from Catalyst 12.4 Mobility in addition to (=with) Catalyst 12.8 video drivers. They replaced Realtek ATI HDMI Audio Device. Now audio works fine out of TV speakers automatically when I connect the HDMI cable!

Weird 6 HDMI audio device are now available, but this is ok I guess since I've read AMD 7970M supports Eyefinity with up to 6 independent and configurable screens (!).
 

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