Using D5300 - HDMI out to Monitor's HDMI in. Audio comes through monitor's internal speaker causing feedback loop. What can I do?
1998830
One option is to mute the monitor. The second option is to use a longer HDMI cable and position the monitor some distance away from the camera
1139116
No DVI isnt capable of handling sound, but there is an HDMI input so im not sure why youd use that cable.
1976406
Hi - Let's clarify something right away. Do not use VGA & HDMI cables from the same source at the same time. Just remember that what ever source you feed this monitor with an HDMI cable will be the one that sound is applied to the headset jack on the back. Anything else, you will have to hook up your speaker system straight to the source unit ( PC-Game unit - video feeds ) Hooking up directly to the source unit will generally give you the best sound anyway. If you have more than one feed to the monitor, it has a switch to select which one you will receive at any given moment. The HDMI feed will be the only one that sends sound to the monitor headphone jack, and you can plug a sound system into this jack or just headphones. - Good luck and enjoy! - Jim T.
984469
No but there is a solution. The audio output is via stereo jack or the hdmi. What I did to have 5.1surround through a n optical cable was to connect the hdmi audio/video out to an hdmi / sprig (optical) splitter. You get as an output the hdmi signal + optical audio. I am using the viewHD splitter and it works perfectly
1016749
You could always try plugging the other end in. Otherwise just make sure in your sound settings you don't have "internal speakers" selected. You want the sound output going through the HDMI cord. Hope that helps.
1282248
I just bought this monitor and wanted audio too. What do I have to do to get audio?
1435857
might want to check if your monitor has audio though.. otherwise you will need to find a way to hook up to external speakers..
1205710
You should be able to use a DVI cable with the audio cable giving you sound and picture I had the same problem and it worked for me.
1139117
The monitor does not have dvi. Just use an HDMI cable and the sound will be transmitted out the monitor.
37099
Setup the TV audio input to internal. Its probably using the HDMI Digital input from the A5000.
1913834
The monitor has an SPDIF out that you could hook a digital to analog converter to and hook headset to converter. other than that I don' know of any way. My monitor only has an AUDIO IN plug in adition to VIDEO IN plugs and HDMI and no AUDIO OUT so I don't think HDMI would work to get audio out of a in plug.
1139115
nope, nothing to do with the monitor, it's just that dvi does not support audio.
1984862
I assume that your problem is related to the RCA audio output. I never experienced the problem you are having. My system switches between hdmi inputs from a comcast hdmi box, an inexpensive blu ray disc player, and an apple mac book pro. I did notice that that the inexpensive blu ray disc player hdmi connection to the switch and then via the analog audio interface to my audio mixer system caused a speaker hiss which I didn't get with my other components. I rewired my system to have the blu ray disc's audio go directly to my audio mixer system and that fixed the speaker hiss problem.
1944734
I have not tried this audio should come out with HDMI I wonder if you have to change sound output in control panel settings
1320061
This isn't caused by the monitor, it is caused by video drivers.I have an ATI card that did the same thing to it. Updating to the latest Catalyst drivers and setting the overdrive to 0% got rid of the letterboxing over HDMI. Everything looks awesome now!
127225
There's a "+" and "-" symbol buttons immediately behind the screen bezel on the bottom right, but they only seem to adjust the audio when there is no audio output, so adjust your audio before starting your video. If you're using an HDMI connection, you're laptop should be able to control the monitor. Be sure you're controlling the monitor by selecting it in your audio controls menu (available in your system tray or your system fold in Windows). If you're using VGA/DVI with a 3.5mm audio jack to the monitor, you again need to change the audio controls to control the audio jack instead of your computer speakers. It is weird that the audio controls only work w/o audio output.
1978180
Two things: 1. Make sure that the TV option for sound is set to the internal speakers, otherwise it will direct the sound signal to the mini-plug sound output jack on the back of the set (this is used to send the signal to another amplifier to drive external speakers). 2. Make sure that any routing of the HDMI signal to and from other devices is arranged properly (i.e. devices->inputs of receiver and Input to TV is from the TV-out hdmi port)