Why the sound not come out when I record a TV channel and simultaneously watching it on monitor,but the sound is there when played the recorded file?
830532
You need to switch on the speaker icon when you record the file. Then the sound is out when play the recored file.
961861
John, This particular happens to have an HDMI output on the video card that also allows audio passthrough. All that would need be done is to connect the computer to the TV via the HDMI ports on each device. The computer should automatically select the HDMI output as the correct output, and you would need to set your TV to the correct input. If you have a receive your are instead hooking this up to (like a surround sound receiver or a multi DVD player/DVR) then the process is similar. Consult your auxiliary box's manual for further assistance.
2021394
The DVI to HDMI conversion doesn't transfer sound. Other option would be to connect speakers for sound as the ones on monitor are not loud at all.
2195160
Yes, go into your system preferences and click on sound (second row from the top, all the way on the right). Then under the output tab, click on your tv. Hope this solves your problem :D.
1866081
You hear the sound when you tune in to the appropriate monitor...in our model you have to go back and forth between the two rooms being monitored. You only hear the sound from the picture being monitored
1586204
I figured out a/the solution. When you plug the sound cable into the sound jack for your computer you also need to plug an auxiliary cable into the audio out port which is located on the same side as the hdmi out. Once you have plugged the aux cable into that end you need to look for the PC/DVI audio in jack on your television and plug it into there. Once you have done that the sound will go through. Hope this helps.
1385716
We ran WOW on the computer and the sound in fact came out of the monitor so it seems to support two channel embedded sound at least. I have no way of testing it beyond that.
1957890
hi justin, you might alos check the right output from your source. had the same problem with the tv. albert
1103054
Does the monitor you are using have any speakers?If so, are you using a HDMI cable (directly, without a DVI or VGA converter)?If not, did you connect separate speakers to the audio out port (green) in the back?I feel certain the answer to all questions is NO. You need at least one YES answer to hear anything.
132817
I am sorry but I have not seen the problem you describe with my flat screen. It does not sound normal for the TV. Good luck.
2188650
The only way to watch a previously recorder program while at the same time recording a different OTA channel is to transfer or copy the recorded program to you laptop/desktop and play the files using a media player such as VLC. If you're pc supports HDMI out you can connect an HDMI cable from your PC to you HDTV and play it that way. (playing on your pc will output to your TV)
1743116
Without knowing a lot more about what you are connecting, I can only offer things to check. It worked out-of-the box for me. Check these: Is the 3.5mm plug into the computer headphone jack, is that volume all the way up and selected as the playback device? (Plug a set of headphones in to make sure). Not knowing the TV for playback, it seems you can see the image, yeah? Check that the TV is set for internal speakers, audio set from HDMI and the volume is up. These are things you might have already tried, including a different computer/TV setup. Lastly? Try a different adaptor although I'm leaning towards an incorrect setting on the computer or TV.
1671507
Does your HDTV have an HDMI out port or at least component cables to hook up to the input of the DVD recorder? I doubt it does so it is highly unlikely that you could record from the TV. In order to be able to record anything you need an input source that has its own tuner, or cancels the need for a tuner, as this recorder does not have one built in, but without some type of input source there will be nothing for the recorder to record
1227485
I have not seen that happening on my tv, does it happens while watching different video sources, (BD, Video Games, regular t.v cable or satellite) or only in one of these? if it happens no matter the video source it may be the t.v. if its only on specific ones you could try to change cable connections or the problem could be on the video source.
1113976
Sounds like you have the audio for the TV set to Surround. Go to TV preferences, audio and then select different mode.
428679
You need an audio output jack. Either it is the Audio out on your TV or it is the Audio out from your Cable box/DVR/VCR/AUX or Stereo Aux out that is connected to you TV.
428012
Sounds like maybe your input is on the wrong setting? My tv connects through an optical cable, so unless I chose the optical input, I won't hear it. Check your inputs and if that doesn't help re-check your connections.