For old PC with only integrated audio and line-out port, will the R7-250E's HDMI connection also deliver sound to a LCD TV?
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Yes, you can set hdmi to be the primary audio out regardless of how many other audio components you have. I've used this card and others on servers, desktops, and other odd computers and hdmi audio works great on all of them.
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1586177
Yes, but from what I've heard audio is dropped. There is also a separate standard audio port on the RPi that can be used to transfer audio separately (to the monitor or to speakers).
834946
Yes. This will pass through the original HDMI video and audio, and strip out audio for use in a second room. I use it for exactly this purpose.
2122285
Yes, this will take HDMI from your PC to standard VGA output which you can connect to any VGA input device
1950403
It should pass the sound. Older graphics card do not support HDMI audio. Also need to make sure that HDMI audio drivers are installed from the graphics card manufacturer. Make sure HDMI audio is set to default. Make sure it works without the switch first.
397644
Typically, you would use a 15-pin VGA cable, (just like connecting to your computer's monitor) and a component audio if you want sound to play through the tv as well. If your computer has HDMI out, you can use that as an alternative.
347296
Yes, so for instance if you have a setup like mine, and you want to transmit digital audio over your HDMI and DisplayPort connections from your computer, as I do from my Nvidia card, you can use this cable to do so. I get audio from both connections. DVI in contrast won't send audio. I have mine connected to my AV receiver, sends both video and audio just fine, same as using HDMI. This is HDMI 1.3 though, so you don't get 1.4 features like 4K res, ethernet and return audio, but I don't need any of that, yet.
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yeah but its just a monitor so there will be no sound coming from it. you have to use an external source for the sound. oh for the hdmi you can just buy a $5 adapter from walmart or some other place. disregard my last comment!
1586600
It should as with any other... your TV needs to have either RCA out puts (red, yellow, white) or an optical out put (square looking plug) and those should output anything thats on the TV to the surround system. The HDMI hook up is for watching DVD's in the drive from the surround sound system, and thats why the sounds is from the DVD's only.
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As long as your computer meets the minimum system requirement and is successfully outputting video to your tv, you should have no problem with RF7. I am using a VGA connection from a just average video card to an HD tv (with audio to a receiver), video plays smoothly
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Yes, sorta. My tv is an HDTV that has a VGA port and two RCA jacks (Red and white). My laptop has a VGA port and a headphone jack. To get sound from the PC to the tv I have to use an adapter that attaches to one end of the cable (The 3.5 male end), and splits it into the red and white RCA jacks. Works great.
21111
That's dependent on your computer's graphics card. Most new computers have motherboards that support this feature out of the box otherwise you might have to get an after market graphics card to be able to get both audio and video through an hdmi
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Yes, but the output will always be a single HDMI cable and not RCA or Component outputs. Also, be aware that the sound quality isn't good on the analog side, too much humming.
1498144
I don't know what you're asking but Display port & HDMI can carry sound. DVI can not
367366
I have this an I hook up to my laptop an correct but in fact it will give you the signal works right of the box all you need to do is buy a 3.5 audio wire an hdmi cable :)
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This depends on the video output of the PC. A friend of mine had a simular senario trying to connect a Samsung Smart TV that had only HDMI output to an Emachine desktop that only had VGA. It didnt work.