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• NVIDIA HDMI output - not plugged in (?) = no sound on the TV, but great picture!

  Hello

  I'm not very experienced in the computer, but I know now that the connection from your laptop to a flat screen HDMI cable TV is not as easy as it should be...

  Description of the problem: no sound, but the big picture on the TV when connecting to my HP dv7 entertainment PC through HDMI to it. Specifically: for NVIDIA HDMI output icon is grey and not active in the "pilot sounds and reading - menu" - you can not simply give (other icons that are active are: speakers and headphones double, double independent headphone & SPDIF). You can also see the TV under "Control panel" > "Devices and printers" - so the tv is connected. In Device Manager, I see that I have 2 sound processors (?) "IDT High Definition Audio CODEC" and "NVIDIA High Definition Audio" - I don't know one that is used for the HDMI connection.

  I have at my own risk installed the latest driver (?) for my graphics (NVIDIA Geforce 9600 M GT) - before I did, the NVIDIA HDMI output icon participated actively in the "... sound"-menu (so you can turn it, etc.)- but no sound on the TV and then either...

  I suspect there to be something wrong with the drivers for my graphics card or processor... or maybe you can't send sound to the tv with my cable? It's a standard HDMI cable...

  Laptop model nr: HP Pavilion dv7-1094eo

  Operating system: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit don't know ServicePack... .

  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT

  HDMI cable, tv LCD Philips model: 37PFL7605H

  If someone could help please advise me on what drivers to install or anything else, I would be very grateful!

  / Marie
  

  First do you uninstall IDT High-Definition Audio CODEC Driver and NVIDIA GeForce 9600 M GT drivers by going to

  Control Panel\Programs\Programs and features.

  In case if request you a restart of the computer, please make sure that restart you one after the other. Do NOT avoid restarting the computer.  So go ahead and download view updated and audio drivers from the HP website here.

  Yet once, after installation if you are prompted to restart the computer, go ahead and restart the computer. Once done, go to:

  Control Panel\Hardware and the sound and click on sound. On the Read tab, right-click on the white (empty) space and you will see 2 options (see the disabled devices and show disconnected devices). Make sure that both options are checked for all devices listed reading.

  Now, right click on the option to output HDMI device and make sure that the option "set as default device" is selected for the sound of the external display during playback picture on external monitor.

• NVIDIA HDMI output "Is not connected" - Audio does not have TV

  I have a HP HDX X18T-1200 CTO Premium Notebook PC.

  I am running Windows 7 64-bit, Service Pack 1.

  Some time previously, the audio has stopped working when you plug an HDMI cable to my tv (perhaps after updating a driver?). It always occurs on the laptop itself.

  Under the control panel: sound, the output device HDMI NVIDIA said that it is "not connected" and is grayed out so I can't set as default device. I can see the video output to the TV, but the audio is not go with her, even when you set the video mode for projector only.

  I tried to uninstall the IDT High Definition Audio CODEC and drivers NVIDIA High Definition Audio from the Device Manager, but that did not help. The IDT driver is version 6.10.6276.0, and the Nvidia is 1.2.24.0. Both are as up-to-date as possible I think.

  I work in the COMPUTER industry, so I'm not a total fool when it comes to this sort of thing, but it's me confused. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

  So here's what I discovered...

  The link to the Nvidia site provided by maxpower757 also had a link to this page on this topic: No. HDMI audio when connected to a TV by Philips HD graphics card. In case the link stops working at some point, this is what he said:

  • Some Philips HDMI screens may have problems with some older NVIDIA graphics cards that could lead to corruption of the image when the audio over HDMI is turned on. In this case, the NVIDIA driver attempts to identify these views and default settings to disable the audio if necessary. To re-enable audio (note that this could cause corruption of the image), go to the NVIDIA Control Panel, and then select the page resolution of changes in the View Menu. Select your HDMI display in step 1, and then change the connector in step 2 of "HDMI-HDTV (compatible Audio)" and select apply.

  But when I went looking this "connector" setting, it was not found. I upgraded my drivers to the latest versions, and it was there! When I put it to Audio-enabled, it pops up a warning, and after clicking on Yes, I could open the peripheral reading window and set the HDMI as the default device.

  Hooray! It works again! Here is a screenshot of the setting you would look to (notice the connector set in the middle of the window).

  

• Re: Qosmio F50 - 11Y - what Dockingstation with HDMI output that I can use

  Hello world.

  I'm a newbie here and I just bought the Qosmio F50-11y of www.play.com this morning. Really very happy and look forward to the delivery now. I've been hunting for a laptop for more than five weeks, and as soon as I spotted this laptop I went just for her!

  Just wondering if anyone knows a good station of this laptop in particular. I saw one with a DVI and one with a VGA output on the Toshiba site, but I want one that has HDMI and if possible TV out too. Thank you

  Ground

  Hello

  The G50 cannot be connected to the docking station.
  There is no slot at the bottom of the unit that allows you to connect the docking station for the G50.

  Welcome them

• VN7 - 592G cable iGPU or nvidia hdmi output?

  Hello!

  I'll order VN7 - 592 G Nitro, but I have some doubts. I would like to know if the hdmi specifications output is wired for GPU from intel or nvidia? I tried Google, but without success.

  Hello

  The HDMI port is 'connected' to Intel GPU via controller Thunderbolt from Intel (Alpine Ridge).

• Satellite P50-B-103 - to connect my HDMI output on a VGA monitor

  Hi all

  I just bought a satellite * P50-B-103 *, which has a HDMI output and I want to connect it to an external VGA monitor.

  I thought that I just need to buy a HDMI - VGA Converter, but the buyer was told that Toshiba, unless this model, is not ready to connect to a VGA monitor, although I use a converter.

  Is it true or I can connect my laptop to the vga monitor using the converter?

  Thanks in advance,

  Charly

  It remains that HDMI provides digital signal and analog support port VGA (RGB) signal.

  To be honest, I read a lot of articles on these adapters and converters, but in many cases, these converters are useless.

  So it s no matter if your laptop was manufactured by Toshiba or another manufacturer.
  ITSA the question of the standard of caught signals supported by each port.

• I want to stop Dell Dock d3100 Audio HDMI output.

  I recently bought a d3100 dock and I use it to connect my Inspiron 13z with Windows 8.1 to multiple devices, including an HDMI monitor and stereo speakers.  It turns out that my monitor has built-in speakers and does not allow them to be disabled or cut.  They sound terrible, so I'd like to stop to send the audio signal to them.  Unfortunately, windows detects the Dell dock as a single USB audio device and I don't have the ability to send audio to the stereo output 3.5 mm without sending it also both HDMI outputs.

  If anyone has a suggestion on how to use the HDMI output for video without sending audio to the speakers on my monitor, please let me know.  There are HDMI cables that have an audio connection?

  Thank you, Chris.  It is not a Dell monitor that I'm connected, I use an Acer B273h.  I tried to watch the sounds-> playback settings in Windows.  The problem there is that the d3100 Dell presents itself as a single USB audio device.  There is no distinction between the 3.5 mm stereo output and HDMI audio output.

  However, I found a solution.  I remembered that HDMI and DVI have the same video encoding, and also, my monitor has a DVI input.  So, I picked up an HDMI cable to DVI, which now sends only video to my monitor.

  Problem solved!

• Audio default HDMI output goes to "not connected" when the receiver is turned off and does not reset as defdault when the receiver is turned on

  I have an NVIDIA HDMI output connected to audio receiver 7.1 Onkyo TX - NR. 818.  It is defined as the default output.  When connected, it works well.  When I turn off the receiver, the output goes to "not connected" and scene of my returns instantly becomes the default.  When the monitor is switched on again, the HDMI out remains "not connected" and audio is directed to the monitor.  If I unplug the pc HDMI cable and reconnect it, the HDMI from the receiver instantly responsive as default device.  How can I stop her from doing this change, whenever I have turn off the receiver?

  Hello

  Try this: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-PC-Sound-and-Audio-e-g-Windows-8/Nvidia-HDMI-Output-quot-Not-plugged-in-quot-Audio-not-going/m-p/1001191#M16981

  Good luck.

• best way-p7 - 1380t dvi to hdmi to a HP w2207h monitor connections

  Have 2 computer - current connecting using DVI/VGA DVI outputs. You want to connect DVI to HDMI. Are there advantages? and, the best way to do it?

  GDicker, welcome to the forum.

  Here is an explanation of these two connection types:

  DVI to HDMI

  DVI is a digital signal in the same format as the video portion of HDMI. The difference is that DVI does not carry the audio signal like HDMI. This means that if you use only the video signal, you can use a simple adapter DVI to HDMI plug that changes the physical connections. If you want to switch from a DVI with audio source, you will need a converter active to combine the video of the DVI source signal and audio in the HDMI signal.

  As you can see, DVI is a digital video signal and HDMII is a video and audio connection digital.  Simply using an adapter DVI to HDMI will only give you the digital video.  Therefore, the advantage of the DVI to HDMI will give you a digital signal.  VGA is an analog connection.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• I have a NVidia GTS450 with HDMI output. When I connected it I had sound & vision. After the first time that I turned off the desktop computer sound options just told me THAT HDMI is not connected?

  I am running Vista Home Premium 32 bit. It does not seem to recognize the connection although it is really connected and one / v amp is running. I get the desktop on the HD TV but no sound.

  Hello

  By default the Vista transmits no sound on HDMI output.  To change this to change the settings in the control panel.

  Note: This will turn off sound from speakers or normal audio output on the laptop.  To get that back, you will need to reverse this process.

  a. click on the button 'start '.

  b. click on 'control panel '.
  c. with the control to the "Control Panel Home" Panel, click on 'hardware and sound '.
  d. where it says 'Sound' in green letters, there are three options below that are in blue, click on "manage Audio devices.
  e. This will bring up a window titled "Sound".
  f. on the tab 'Read', he has listed the sound options at your disposal. It should read "peripheral digital output (HDMI)" click on it.
  g. There should now be a checkmark on this option.
  h. the sound should play through your HDMI connections to the TV.

  No sound in Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/no-sound-in-Windows

  Tips for solving common audio problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-fixing-common-sound-problems

• HDMI output have suddenly stopped. Pavilion a6340a

  Hello

  I posted here in hope that someone can give me some advice.

  The system in Question is:

  • HP Pavilion a6340a desktop computer. Double heart
  • Vista 32 bit SP2.
  • NVIDIA GF8400GS
  • COMPRO Video mate Vista TV Capture card.
  • 2 GB of RAM.

  It is a bit of an older system, I guess, but it plays well as a HTPC for a while now. It has a small LCD monitor connected via the standard connection and a large flat screen Toshiba TV connected via HDMI. He did a great job.

  Today, the HDMI output just stopped. The Toshiba TV again to survey/is visible in the Nvidia Control Panel and the Vista Control Panel when it is connected to the HDMI. the implementation of the features of multiple monitors are available. But there is nothing happening on TV.

  Things has tried so far.

  • Two different Cables HDMI - nothing.
  • Connected my Pavilion Notebook DV6 on the same HDMI port on the TV - works fine.
  • Installed the latest driver from Nvidia - nothing.
  • Tried all the three HDMI ports on the TV - nothing.
  • Physically, shot the video card in the computer, he dusted off and reassembled it. -Nothing.

  I don't understand. Could this be a processor problem, or I have to pay for a new video card? Is it possible to test the output from the HDMI port with a multimeter or something? I do not understand why it would stop just like that. I just installed Vista SP2 a few weeks ago, but it was working well after I did.

  Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. The system is out of warranty, of course, but it has been a great HTPC for me. I stuck a blu - ray inside player and I was about to give him another 2 GB of RAM.

  Kind of useless now, without HDMI.

  IM at a loss. What else can I do to verify that Exchange of the graphics card?

  Hello

  The short answer is: replace the video card VNvidia GF8400GS. If you happen to have another video card around laying which has an output and HDMI, then install it for a test. It's the fastest way to solve the problem.

  Best regards

  EICO

• Satellite U400-11U: no sound with HDMI output

  Hi all

  I am the proud owner of a model of satellite U400-11U PSU40E running with Windows Vista.
  Recently, I tried to view a video on my TV. To do this, I used the HDMI output of the laptop connected to the TV.

  I took care to connect the cable to the TV and only after to the laptop.
  Then use the quick access key (Fn + F5), poster image on the TV.
  Unfortunately, there was no noise.

  After some googling, I discovered that I needed to activate the HDMI audio output via the control panel of the sound.
  Unofrtunatly, when viewing, I have found no output Audio HDMI, but only speakers and another exit (whose name I forgot--sorry).

  I tried to update the video and HDMI audio drivers (I noticed that there is a HDMI audio driver in the perpipherals system, which was considered 'work' of Vista), but it changed nothing.

  So, what can I do to activate the audio output over HDMI?

  Hello

  Please see this FAQ from Toshiba:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9401B00001R01.htm

  You will find an instruction how to solve this problem... it s about Qosmio G30 but I think it should work on U400 too...

  The point is that you must set the S/PDIF audio output by default!

  And don t forget to RESTART the laptop after the change was made.

  See you soon

• HDMI output problem with w2207h

  Monitor: w2207h with 3.0.0 (most recent) drivers installed.

  OS: Windows 7

  Computing: Firebird 802, x 2 9800 S with a nForce 760i SLI

  Problem: After upgrading video card drivers I lost output HDMI, no longer gives a signal.

  I am currentnly using a VGA cable with DVI adaptor as a workaround.

  I tried to uninstall the drivers and going back to previous known working more, but now the problem still persists.  Each install properly said, removed the old drivers and made a full stop down. I've uninstalled and reinstalled both monitor and nForce drivers.

  I tried four sets of drivers:

  197.45 (used to work)

  260.99 (used to work and update 197.45)

  266.58 (nvidia recommended).

  267.24 (beta).

  I also left auto-install win7 it's set of drivers with no luck.

  I also tried to Exchange another HDMI cable with the same results.

  Something to note: I can plug in VGA and HDMI at the same time. The monitor uses input VGA although HDMI is the default value. Under control Panel\Appearance and Personalization\Display\Screen resolution - display I see two choices of monitor. If I force it to choose the HDMI selection it works, but as soon as I unplug the cable VGA monitor loses signal and falls asleep.

  I have accumulated my brain for 8 + hrs on it. Any help is appreciated.

  Also, what happened on the HP Voodoo specific forums They have merged?

  Great success!

  Here's how I solved it.

  1 borrowed a second monitor from a friend it connected via VGA. Also connected my monitor via HDMI.

  2 the navigation target Panel\Appearance control and the Personalization\Display\Screen resolution on the VGA monitor.  Changed display image duplicated on both monitors and it WORKED. I was finally viewing HDMI on my monitor main but forced resolution 1280.

  3. under the control panel nvidia-> put in place several tab displays, monitors showed, I deselected the VGA monitor (it's disabled/grayed out until I did a reboot) and this allowed me to take back the HDMI @ my natieve resolution 1680.

• No HDMI output video output mode "DUPLICATE".

  I'm having a problem trying to get this laptop at the video output to the HDMI port mode DOUBLE.  In DOUBLE mode the frame buffer should be displayed on the screen of the computer AND it should display the video on the HDMI port, so it can be seen on a HD TV, and al.  What is strange, is that EXTEND and PROJECTOR ONLY modes work that proves the cable, HDTV, and the video port on the laptop works properly in these modes.  However, duplicate video mode is displayed on the screen of the laptop and no video out the HDMI port.  I know because the HDTV screen is empty with the exception that the HDTV displays the message "No Signal".  I have the latest firmware and installed video drivers.  Anyone who has an idea of what's going on?

  This computer is only 3 weeks.  This is the first time I tried to use the HDMI output on it.

  HP Pavilion dv7 - 6187cl

  Windows 7 64 bit

  I think that I found the solution to the question that I had.  The problem seems to be that the laptop seems to be driving the HDMI output on HDTV with a resolution of 1600 x 900.  This causes the HDTV to not be able to synchronize the signal from the laptop.  As HDTV does not recognize the resolution, the screen on it is empty.  However, even though mode DOUBLE, if you change the resolution of 1366 x 768 laptop, then the laptop and HDTV display video.  Curiously, although the HDTV can manage resolution up to 1920 x 1080 it is impossible to view the output of the laptop when it is set to 1600 x 900 mode DOUBLE.  If the PROJECTOR ONLY mode HDTV work very well in resolution 1920 x 1080.  In addition, when mode EXTENSION the laptop and the extended secondary display can be set to a resolution of 1600 x 900.

• Vista to XP Drivers (m9280a) - HDMI question

  Hello, our company recently bought many m9280a machines, but had to format and install Windows XP due to some applications, we run that only run in Windows XP. We managed to get most of the features system to run on Windows XP using this HP support forum (in this thread).

  Recently, we found that we needed to use the features of the graphics card HDMI, so we wonder if anyone knows which driver to install to get the job of the HDMI.

  I think that its an ASUS GeForce 8500GT card on our computers HP Pavilion m9280a, DVI, S-Video and HDMI outputs.

  I posted this question here too but I have marked this thread as resolved so I guess end questions would be to neglect.

  We greatly appreciate all the assistance and look forward to hear from you.

  Try to install the available original driver via the following link:
  http://US.download.NVIDIA.com/Windows/190.38/190.38_desktop_winxp_32bit_english_whql.exe

  Although I am an employee of HP, I speak for myself and not for HP

  Kind regards

  Vidya