I don't even have HDMI audio listed in my playback devices. And when I go to device manager, there's no HDMI audio device.
Does this thing not ship with a driver for HDMI audio?
All my drivers are up to date, any ideas?
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Got AMD HDMI Output on my audio devices. I would suggest you download the latest drivers and see if that fixes it.
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already said I have the latest drivers
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Assuming you have the AMD card did you download the FULL package direct from AMD? The other packages may not contain the driver for the audio.
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Switch to igpu. If you are using the intel one, you wont see it.
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You mean switch to dGPU?
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I have the GeForce GTX 460m, not the amd
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Maybe try a reinstallation, mine had an ATI HDMI Output appear the first time I plugged it into the TV. i'm on the 6970m.
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did a reinstallation already.
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When you plug the HDMI cable into your TV/Receiver open your sound properties, the HDMI Audio for your receiver/tv should show up.
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it should, but it doesn't unfortunately, video shows up fine but no audio, checked different cables, no go still
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kimiraikkonen Notebook Evangelist
I have the same question using my Asus's NVIDIA (not Ati/Amd) Gtx 460M GPU. Even there's no yellow-exclamation mark in device manager and i see Nvidia High Definition Audio in Device Manager, i DO NOT HAVE HDMI Audio device either in Realtek HD Audio Manager or in sound properties in control panel.
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You will not see an HDMI audio device until you plug in either an HDMI receiver or an HDTV using an HDMI cable. For eg: I have a 42" LG TV that I use for HD movies. Once the TV is plugged in, my HDMI audio device shows up as 'LG TV'.
From there, I change the default audio device to 'LG TV'. Once it's unplugged, it will default back to the IDT audio device, until the TV is plugged back in. HDMI audio is decoded through the GPU to your HDMI device. It is not a 'sound card' per se. -
kimiraikkonen Notebook Evangelist
Please help me. -
The behavior is normal for this sort of thing. Nvidia's audio driver is merely an audio decoder driver, not a sound card driver.
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San Diego 7697 Notebook Consultant
I'm not at all sure this will help (I'm an R2 guy) - but just to be sure that you're seeing all devices. Open the Sound - Playback - right click in a blank space & the ensure that show all disabled & disconnected devices are both checked (see Pic). That will at least show you that the HDMI exists.
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kimiraikkonen Notebook Evangelist
Strangely, some of my friends have HDMI output on their old Nvidia cards (such as 8500GT) on their desktop PCs and seeing HDMI audio device EVENTHOUGH there's no connected device via HDMI.
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The IDT HDMI Audio device you see is for HDMI In, not HDMI Out.
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kimiraikkonen Notebook Evangelist
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Yes. The Nvidia HDMI out is hot-pluggable; Your external video and audio device will only show up once they are plugged in.
Don't quote me on it, but I believe AMD's solution uses a Realtek ALC controller, which shows up all the time. -
kimiraikkonen Notebook Evangelist
Hi Livid again,
I'm really confused. Can you decide/verify HDMI Audio Driver installation instead of letting me decide? I see no HDMI Audio line in components tab in system information whereas all the Nvidia HDMI devices seem installed and working OK in device manager. Here is the screenshot:
http://i54.tinypic.com/iokzt5.png
Is this like yours?
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If the R3 is anything like the R2, the mobile drivers lack the HDMI audio drivers.
Download the full desktop drivers, and unpack the install. In the folder you unpack the install to there should be a Drivers\Modules\WDM folder or something like that. Copy that folder from the desktop package to the mobile package. When you go to install the mobile package the option to install HDMI audio drivers should come up on the checklist. -
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No HDMI Audio Output on brand new M17x R3
Discussion in 'Alienware 17 and M17x' started by mercatus, May 4, 2011.