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• How to make my computer send all audio data via an optical audio cable instead of making headphones?

  Howdy,

  To listen to the radio online or CD played from my computer, I used to connect the computer to my entertainment system at home since the headphone jack of the computer to the port on my home entertainment system.

  Now, I wanted to get a better sound and bought the optical audio cable. However, I don't know how to tell my computer to send the audio signal to the system entertainmeny home via digital cable optical, rather than by the headphone. If I just disconnect the cable between the headphone and the port to THE and have only the PC and the system connected with the optical audio cable, I can't hear any sound. I suspect that the computer is not sending the data through the optical audio port. I'm not able to figure out how I can adjust the settings on my computer so that, from now on, all sounds are emitted through the optical audio.

  (1) I want to do it especially for my desktop HP (configuration below) and advice on how to do this would be appreciated.

  (2) I also have a HP laptop (configuration below) and I was wondering if this would be feasible too (even if she does not have an audio output, but it has an HDMI output - you can convert audio optical?)

  Thanks in advance!

  My office is:

  WANT to h8xt,
  • Windows 8 64
  • 3rd generation Intel (r) Core processor quad-core i7-3770 [3.4 GHz, 8 MB of shared cache]
  • 12GB DDR3 1333 MHz SDRAM [3 DIMMS]
  • 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA hard drive
  • No secondary hard drive
  • 1 GB AMD Radeon HD 7570 [DVI, HDMI, DP, VGA adapter]
  • 300W power supply
  • DVD SuperMulti burner
  • LAN wireless-N (1 x 1) card
  • 15-in-1 reader cards, 2 USB 2.0 (front), 2 USB 3.0 (top)
  • No additional desktop software
  • No additional security software
  • No TV Tuner
  • Beats Audio (tm) - a built-in studio quality sound
  • HP USB volume control keyboard and mouse with Win 8 keyboard
  • Adobe Premiere Elements and Photoshop Elements 10

  And the laptop:

  HP ENVY 15t Quad

  Hello @_goma,.

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!

  I read your post about how you want to send all the audio data via an optical audio cable instead of the headphone jack of your computer, and I'd be happy to help you in this case!

  To configure your desktop computer to activate the optical audio cable, I advise you to follow the steps below:

  Step 1. Click on the button of the Windows key on your desktop

  Step 2. Type "Control Panel."

  Step 3. Select "Control Panel" in the upper right corner

  Step 4. Select sound

  Step 5. On the Read tab, right click on the white box under available devices

  Step 6. Select "Show disabled" and "show disconnected devices".

  Step 7. Connect your Audio optical cable

  Step 8. Select your cable Audio perspective as the default device, and click 'enable '.

  Because it is not possible to convert the audio output HDMI output on your laptop, it is regrettable that the laptop is not able to connect with an optical audio cable.

  Please re-post with the results of your troubleshooting, and I look forward to your response!
  
  Concerning

• Do output sony 5.1 HDMI, audio devices connected TVS optics carry

  Hello

  Try to connect it to an existing SONOS system.

  All HDMI devices must connect to the TV.

  Worried that Audio optics translates PCM instead of keep 5.1 if it is how the content is

  Thank you

  Chuck

  Yes, the optical port of the TV would be able to sound output from devices connected using HDMI connection. Make sure that the settings on the source device is set to 5.1 surround sound output.

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• How can I connect my Mac Mini to my TV?

  I would like to connect my older Mac Mini to one of the ports on My HDTV so that I can use the TV as a screen.    Is this possible?  If so, what type of wire do I need? If anyone knows what means all and can tell me what I need to plug it, please let me know that the TV has multiple ports HDMI input that I can use.

  Thank you

  I looked up the Mini online via its serial number to get some specs on this but do not know what they mean.   Here are some details:

  Apple Mac mini "Core 2 Duo" 2.53 (end 2009) care

  Identifiers: Late 2009 - MC239LL/A - Macmini3, 1 - A1283 - 2336

  Connectivity includes Mini-DVI and Mini DisplayPort, a Firewire port "800", five USB 2.0 ports, combined "digital audio optical and audio line in" and combined mini-prises ' audio optical digital output / helmet ", a 10/100/1000Base-T Gigabit Ethernet port and integrated AirPort Extreme (802.11a/b/g/n) and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR.

  1 mini-DVI and Mini DisplayPort 1.    Details:

  Supports simultaneous dual display - 1920 x 1200 on a screen DVI or VGA using the Mini-DVI port and 2560 x 1600 on a DVI display double bond using the Mini DisplayPort (with a Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI adapter option). Includes a Mini-DVI to DVI.

  !

  Get a mini displayport > adopting HDMI

  On Mini DisplayPort / HDMI - Apple Support adapters

  Note If you want to audio of the TV, you need an adopter as this audio passage

  ter-with-USB-Audio https://www.startech.com/AV/Displayport-Converters/Mini-DisplayPort-to-HDMI-Adap ~ MDP2HDMIUSBA https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT202079

• Connection S/PDIF on Qosmio F30-111

  Hello, I need some information on the use of the digital audio output on qosmio.

  It seems to have a 3.5 s/pdif out Jack (shared with headphones).

  There are 2 audio cables type digital: toslink optical and coaxial 75 Ohm RCA.

  Is possible to use a coaxial cable with a 3, 5 mm jack to RCA converter?
  Or the only way is to use a cable with 3.5 jack converter toslink optical?

  It's RCA-> Jack 3, 5mm Converter: http://aka.fotovista.com/dev/3/3/46000533/g_46000533.jpg
  It's cable Toslink, Jack 3, 5mm converter and more: http://aka.fotovista.com/dev/7/5/46000157/g_46000157.jpg

  I'm not an audio specification, but I found some interesting info:

  (1) coaxial RCA is the most popular Digital Audio connection. Cables and connectors have an impedance of 75 Ohm and used to connect DVD players, CD and some DAT recorders to multi-channel surround sound (Dolby Digital, DTS, etc) equipment. RCA is often replaced by BNC connections on certain high end equipment.
  (2) Toslink is a coaxial digital audio connection fiber optical version and is used in the same applications as the coaxial. Most of the newer devices has a connection to toslink cables. In applications where the source or receiver has only coaxial connections the signal can be converted to Toslink using a decoder.

  In my opinion if you want to use the SPDIF digital audio output, so you must use cable Audio optical Toslink/SPDIF.

• Problem with sound on my Satellite L650 - I hear radio frequency in my speakers

  I have a big problem that I can't explain...: (when I plug my audio system (engineering 150W 5 + 1), not always, but in 90% I hear a boring resemble radio frequency... If a plug-in my pc there is no problem... If I do not connect on my htc even no problem is my system a lot for my sound card?

  When my laptop is on the main speakers, the sound disappears once again, if I plug stereo speakers, even no problem.
  Pls help... Sorry for my bad English :(

  To be honest I n don't know how you can use System 5.1 with your laptop. As far as I know on most laptops, you can only use the 2.1 System.
  At your audio optical output port Satellite?

  It's really interesting question and I would like to hear this radio frequency.

  Have you tested with and without power supply. Is there a difference?

• New Apple TV always distorts sound.

  New Apple TV has always distorted sound after 45 to 60 minutes. Cable audio optical is the problem? If so, why Apple does not provide a solution? With more audio systems providing users in this regard, Apple TV will be frustrated.

  You will need to provide more information. I have no idea of what your problem is or what suggestions to provide. What does "always wrong"?  Since the most recent ATV is not optical - should we assume that you have an older ATV or you use optics to power your receiver via the optical output of the TV?

  as this is a community of users, we need details to understand your question to provide actionable advice/suggestions...

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-510 t - two monitors?

  Hello forum!

  For work I'll put up a brand new, out-of-the-box, desktop Pavilion Elite HPE - 510 t series, and I'm supposed to put up with two monitors. The monitors are both monitors HP 21 "(not sure model number, but pretty sure this info is irrelevant.) Both monitors have a DVI and a VGA output each.

  The problem is... I don't know if the computer can get out to two monitors. I mean, I think it can its such a new computer and the plug about it being very respectable. But at the back of the system, the only entries that I see are:

  1 HDMI

  1 DVI

  assortment of 6 audio inputs (speaker, microphone, etc.).

  1 Ethernet

  4 USB PORTS

  and something audio optical

  But there is also what appears to be two locations that are "closed" for lack of another word. One is what appears to be a DVI input but with a screwed in black plastic piece. I guess I should remove the plastic and it would be an another DVI but on the plastic was the words "DO NOT REMOVE" so I left alone. The other location is what seems to be a HDMI slot with a black piece of plastic glued to the front.

  The computer is capable of ouputting to two monitors?

  and

  What are those waterproof slots?

  Good luck with your responses and thanks in advance,

  Rose_Parade

  rose_parade wrote: there is a second DVI input or a VGA at least that I can see.

  There's a HMDI.  Use a HMDI on DVI connector.  Not very expensive.  Make sure you have the right sex on each end or cable/connector.  See the Big Dave det-related article it upward.

• DAV-c700

  I have an old home theater, DAV-C700 system. I just got a blu - ray player and I was wondering if this system is able to provide audio for the LG BD590 blu - ray player. I'm not really in a position to buy a new receiver and intervene right now so I was hoping I could get by with the DAV-C700. Thank you.

  Thank you for your post and welcome to the forum.

  Your Blu - ray player has a digital audio optical and DAV-C700 has a digital audio optical, then I recommend this as the best method to connect the two devices together.

• Posibility to have my laptop and reinstalled

  It is in the near future, the real possibility of having reinstalled my laptop but I'm a little concerned by some drivers my laptop is a Dell Inspiron 1150 and some drivers are Dell, a XP disc these would have on or I should go to the web site and bring them that are

  Dell Wireless 1450 Dual Band WLAN Mini-PCI Card-

  Sound card
  SigmaTel C-Major Audio
  Playback device
  SigmaTel Audio
  Recording device
  SigmaTel Audio
  Optical drives
  HL-DT-ST RW/DVD GCC - 4243N
  The other thing could I have XP PRO or vista when it's what my system
  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
  Intel Pentium 4
  Northwood 0.13 technology
  RAM
  1.00 GB DDR @ 133 MHz (2-3-3-6)
  Hard drives
  37.3 GB TOSHIBA MK4026GAX (PATA)
  Thank you very much.

  Yes you can download all the drivers from the link below

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/US/en/19/Product/Inspiron-1150#.

  Good luck.

• Apple TV4 - what happened to the optical audio output?

  I can't not all sound thanks to my new Apple TV 4 to the Bar SONOS Play which is hooked up to my TV Sony Bravia KDL - 52S 4100.    But my Apple TV 3 offer a perfect for the SONOS via port Audio perspective of the Apple TV 3 (which Apple seems to have failed on the Apple TV 4).   Apparently a number of TV top of range before the era of "Smart TV" does not deliver audio via their HDMI ports.    This failure to design was easily corrected by connecting an optical cable between the port of the Apple TV Optical Audio in SONOS optical input Port.    No Apple eliminated the possibility to connect a SONOS in this latest edition of the Apple TV?    .

  probably the deleted the connector because they judged little used

  You can file a complaint with their return path

  http://www.Apple.com/feedback/AppleTV.html

• 52 "Regza TV Audio - HDMI-output optical audio problem does not

  Hello

  friend of mine has a Regza 52 "LCD TV.
  She's trying to connect its apple TV & Optus Fetch device (cable TV) on the HDMI inputs and then having the audio outpot of optical fiber audio outpot to his BOSE amplifier.

  My understanding is that when you select an HDMI input, then the video and audio must be addressed.
  So you should see the video on the HDMI channel and need to hear the sound.

  What is happening is that she sees the video selected on the HDMI channel, but not audio, the sound heard is actually free in the atmosphere of television station that had been retained.

  We tried all the TV menu options successfully.

  How do we get the optical audio output to be on the instructions of the HDMI input?

  Thanks for the help
  Peter

  Hi Peter

  All this should not be so complicated. Using an HDMI cable, you can transmit video and audio to external device to TV signals. For example, if you use the HDMI 1 port and turn on the V you should see the picture and hear the sound of the TV.

  For audio, you can use an external device like Hi-Fi receiver or this BOSE amplifier. Using the optical audio output of fiber on your TV, you should hear the TV sound look no matter what external device is the source or which channel you. What you see on the TV the sound comes through this amplifier.

  I have this BOSE unit, but all I know is that when you want to hear his amplifier the right port or channel must be enabled there.

  I use my Toshiba TV connected to the Yamaha V537 amplifier with optical cable and it is listed under AV4 port. So when I want to hear the sound on my Yamaha I need to enable port AV4 on it and its is here.
  Some additional settings on the TV are not necessary. Optical output on the TV is always on (see the red light on the inside).

  Check this please on BOSE amplifier.

• Optical Audio Jack on a Terminal Airport Express, which digital optical connector/adapter is necessary?

  Optical Audio Jack on a pattern common Airport Express (model A1392, purchase of 2015) - digital optical connector/adapter is necessary?  My stereo has a TOS connector, but I'm not familiar with the analog/optical socket on the side of the airport.  What type of cable connector does?

  It's called a mini-TOSlink. It has the same dimensions as a headphone jack 3.5 mm, but it is simply a small tube. You can buy adapters to the mini jack to the TOSlink Jack standard to stick on the end of a normal wire, or lead with a type at each end. Some equipped trails a couple of detachable adapters provided.

  For example:

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B0002MQGRM?keywords=Mini-Toslink & qid = 1456440946 & ref_ = sr_1_6 & sr = 8-6

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B00T8HWUVS?keywords=Mini-Toslink & qid = 1456440946 & ref_ = sr_1_1 & sr = 8-1

• Apple TV 4th generation is missing optical audio cable Port. How can I connect to my receiver?

  I just replaced my Apple TV with the 4th generation model. The 4th generation model has more an optical audio port. How to connect Apple TV to my receiver with surround sound?

  Read this:

  Apple TV4 lack of Audio output - answers

• Qosmio F60 - 00Y has an optical output of the Audio (toslink\spdif)?

  The Australian model of Toshiba Qosmio F60 has an optical audio output?

  Hello

  I found this page of Toshiba Qosmio F60 - 00Y on:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums//thread.jspa?MessageID=194743

  Unfortunately, there is nothing on SPDIF and digital output.
  I found some details about the European series F60 and didn t find info on SPDIF

  For me, it seems that the SPDIF is not available but it's just a guess