@@bestbarberduringcorona7032 yeah that was my problem. i'm like, i know how to do this, but needed a refresher video lol, its been many years now. but was trying to figure out the audio lol. thanks =)
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Thank you so very much!!! There wasn't a second audio option but we unplugged the HDMI cord and then plugged it back into the laptop again and audio came out of the TV!!! Perfect. Thank you a million times!!
Thank you so much! ❤ I’ve been having trouble with getting the TV sound to play when my laptop is connected. I came across this video after researching for the last three days. I went to sound & my TV is connected & I can see the volume detector bar moving up & down, but still NO sound. I even did a test & nothing. However if I switch to my laptop, all is good. I’m going to try the plug-in sequence you provided.
Just came across this. Check to make sure the graphics card is loaded by its name and not listed in device manager as generic. The graphics card is responsible for the audio pass through I think and if you don't have the specific drivers loaded for the graphics card it may not show up.
1. Go to search Cortana and type "SOUND" 2. SOUND option should show up so click it. 3. Click the one with the green check mark and go to the bottom where it says "Device Usage" 4. Click on the down arrow and choose "Dont use this device (Disable)" 5. Now go back and choose "Speakers/Headphones" 6. Do the exact same like the other one but choose "Use this device (enable) 7. Enjoy the sound.
You can output the video to tv and audio to pc speakers by right clicking on the speaker/volume icon at the bottom left corner and choosing a diff output for the audio
You may not need new Drivers at all! You may just need to PRIORITIZE your Audio output stream in the proper SEQUENCE. If you're experiencing this problem in Premiere Pro outputting to an external monitor or big screen TV you use as a work surface, here's the fix. Connect your TV to your Laptop HDMI, before you start Premiere Pro so that Premiere's Audio output routines can sense/initialize the Audio crossover to the HDMI Audio output interface driver. Wallah! (And believe me, much of this is a guess, but I do know each program has to get its hooks into the Audio driver's output queue during application startup). I know this sounds like something from the bad old days of Windows-3, because it does. Not all application play nice-nice with one another. Plug and Play was supposed to take care of all this, but life is not perfect. Anyway, I figured this out by running a test video in Media Player Classic. MPC had no problem outputting audio to the External monitor through the HDMI connection if MPC was started AFTER the HDMI connection was made. If I had the HDMI disconnected, started the video, then connected the HDMI mid-stream - no Audio output. Shut off the MPC application, disconnect the HDMI then RECONNECT the HDMI and then launch a video in MPC Classic and the Audio streamed just fine. So I shut of Premiere redid the HDMI cable and restarted Premiere - worked fine. This may not work for everybody, but it did for me.