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cdm69

10-18-2009, 01:01 PM

Hello Everyone

I'm glad to have found this site and happy to be here.

Can anybody help me with this?

I recently bought a i7 920 2.67Ghz wt 3 GB of ram, 64 bit operating system wt win Vista Ultimate.
It's a sweet computer but when I connect my HDMI out to the Panasonic Vierra TV, I only get video.
I know the 2 HDMI channels work on the tv. Used DVD , Blueray and all types of receivers on them.
I was hoping to get help for my PC issue so that I can get Audio

Thank you

jcavanaugh

10-29-2009, 09:45 AM

I know on my computer at home (simalar specs) I have to open up the sound management and select the output I want to use (Digital coax, hdmi, speakers ect). When switching from pc monitor to TV I have to switch audio each time. I currenlty use a digial coax but I assume it would work the same way with the HDMI.

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	High Def Forum - Your High Definition Community & High Definition Resource > General Chit Chat > Cables & Connections > HDMI from PC Video but no Audio PDA HDMI from PC Video but no Audio cdm69 10-18-2009, 01:01 PM Hello Everyone I'm glad to have found this site and happy to be here. Can anybody help me with this? I recently bought a i7 920 2.67Ghz wt 3 GB of ram, 64 bit operating system wt win Vista Ultimate. It's a sweet computer but when I connect my HDMI out to the Panasonic Vierra TV, I only get video. I know the 2 HDMI channels work on the tv. Used DVD , Blueray and all types of receivers on them. I was hoping to get help for my PC issue so that I can get Audio Thank you jcavanaugh 10-29-2009, 09:45 AM I know on my computer at home (simalar specs) I have to open up the sound management and select the output I want to use (Digital coax, hdmi, speakers ect). When switching from pc monitor to TV I have to switch audio each time. I currenlty use a digial coax but I assume it would work the same way with the HDMI.