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| Thread ID: 134743 | 2013-08-05 01:32:00 | Where to find S/PDIF cable to go from motherboard to graphics card | wratterus (105) | Press F1 |
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| 1350676 | 2013-08-05 22:13:00 | Using the separate audio input on the TV may not work either With my 40" Samsung, I simply could not use both the DVI=>HDMI and separate analog audio input on the TV. Would never work When the HDMI was connected, the TV would only accept audio through the HDMI . Its a bug, not all TV's are like this So I had to use VGA & Audio from PC to TV. ( I eventually replaced the vid card with something newer .) VGA will work as well as HDMI , if you use good cable & they arnt too long or save yourself alot of grief. Go & buy a $40 vid card , most(all?) now support audio HDMI passthrough |
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| 1350677 | 2013-08-05 22:26:00 | +1. The HDMI connection is great. On my HP netbook it even knows to cut the netbook sound when it sees the TV. Feeding video and audio from different sources also opens up the possibility of having audio out of sync with the video. Not a nice experience! |
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| 1350678 | 2013-08-06 00:22:00 | According to the wikipedia article on DVI some manufacturers do support audio over DVI on their graphics cards despite it not being an official standard and some older TV's used an HDCP version of DVI as an input with audio included as well. The Nvidia GTX 2xxx series was mentioned specifically. Easiest thing of course is find that cable and try it :) page here; en.wikipedia.org |
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