if i connect the cable from my desktop to the TV, would the cable be able to transmit the desktop sound to the TV speakers?
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Dear Rafa, Thank you for your question regarding our HDMI cable. The cable will work and deliver Audio out of your TV speakers from your desktop computer as long as your sound card on your computer is capable of doing so. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Assuming your desktop has an HDMI port, then yes it will carry video and audio to the TV.
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Yes as long as your computer has an hdmi Port it will carry sound and video beautifully
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I haven't tried it, but I imagine it would work the same as any other audio from your TV. I don't think the source matters.
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HDMI cables transfer both audio and video. So if you play a video the sound will come from the TV and if you like even better get a sound system then you will get great results.I am continously setting a PC mini ITX case connected to my tv to open browser, watch youtube, or downloaded movies from my pc. It gives impressive results.
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Audio is always seperate from a normal VGA Cable for most computer monitors. But this cable has a stereo audio cable built right in. Run it to your TV, projector, etc. and the audio can be sent right with it. For lengths of ten feet or less, audio will probably be fine. Adjust audio output levels on computer, be sure you're using the proper output jack (usually NOT the head phone jack!) On TV, etc., be sure you are using the correct input jack. If you hear audio hum or buz, check all connections, system settings. Be certain all equipment is well grounded. If buz or hum continues, you may need a preamp, or media system updates or up grades. Consult manufacturers, professional service technician. Audio is always seperate from a normal VGA Cable for most computer monitors. But this cable has a stereo audio cable built right in. Run it to your TV, projector, etc. and the audio can be sent right with it. For lengths of ten feet or less, audio will probably be fine. Adjust audio output levels on computer, be sure you're using the proper output jack (usually NOT the head phone jack!) On TV, etc., be sure you are using the correct input jack. If you hear audio hum or buz, check all connections, system settings. Be certain all equipment is well grounded. If buz or hum continues, you may... » Read More Audio is always seperate from a normal VGA Cable for most computer monitors. But this cable has a stereo audio cable built right in. Run it to your TV, projector, etc. and the audio can be sent right with it. For lengths of ten feet or less, audio will probably be fine. Adjust audio output levels on computer, be sure you're using the proper output jack (usually NOT the head phone jack!) On TV, etc., be sure you are using the correct input jack. If you hear audio hum or buz, check all connections, system settings. Be certain all equipment is well grounded. If buz or hum continues, you may need a preamp, or media system updates or up grades. Consult manufacturers, professional service technician. « Show Less
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Yes it does work with my desktop as well. Only thing that is tricky is the USB cord is very short so as long as you have somewhere to place the speaker that won't fall and pull the cord out like my USB in the tower is on top of my desk so it just barely sits evenly on my desk.
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I don't know. I connect from my computer to my TV so that movies playing on my computer can be seen on the TV. I can tell you that the sound is also transferred to the TV via the cable but I do not have a gaming system so am not really qualified to recommend yea or nay to your question.
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No, this is a display port cable. If you have a DP port on your desktop, then yes you can, but if you only have HDMI then this will not help you. Cable is of poor quality anyways, build quality and technical, being that it goes from digital output to an analog input. It's a specialty thing that you only get if you are in a bind and HAVE to do it this way. Look for an HDMI to VGA cable.
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Hi Eddie. I use a Western Digital Live TV and a Set Top Box. Both connect via HDMI, and both sources have their audio duplicated and sent through the analogue headphone/speaker port. I connect PC speakers to that port and it works great. Greg
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I have it connected to a PC and a 72" TV. It transmits the sound to the TV from the pc without any issue. I would expect it to work without any issues.
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You need to confirm that that the audio on your computer is set to your TV speakers (external). Without knowing what type of computer it is, you may have to add a new driver so that your computer works in sync with your TV sound.
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Hi, did this work? I have a set of surround computer speakers, with a headphone jack style output. Looking for a cable to plug them into my TV?
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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.
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Hi Michelle, Connecting speakers will depend on the type of speakers and connection. The TV has an Audio Out RCA connection, Optical Digital Output, and HDMI. -Vincent
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I really don't think it should. These speakers take in their audio signal (as well as power) through the USB. As far as I know, TVs won't have the drivers to support sound output through a USB port (those USB ports on TVs are usually for reading media files, and some times wireless adapters).
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It depends on the HDMI cable and the video card, some video cards don't transmit audio but if it is your laptop you are talking about then their should be audio this is where the type of HDMI cable comes in play, usually and HDMI 1.2 and up will transmit audio. A video card for a desktop computer usually does not transmit audio, you would have to do it through the normal audio port (green) to transmit the sound. Also you might have to adjust where the sound is going if you are using your laptop, if it has a control manager for the video card you can shoose the defualt where to send the sound i.e HDMI. It depends on the HDMI cable and the video card, some video cards don't transmit audio but if it is your laptop you are talking about then their should be audio this is where the type of HDMI cable comes in play, usually and HDMI 1.2 and up will transmit audio. A video card for a desktop computer usually does not transmit audio, you would have to do it through the normal audio port (green) to transmit the sound. Also you might have to adjust where the sound is going if you are using your laptop, if it has a control manager for the video card you can shoose the defualt where to send the... » Read More It depends on the HDMI cable and the video card, some video cards don't transmit audio but if it is your laptop you are talking about then their should be audio this is where the type of HDMI cable comes in play, usually and HDMI 1.2 and up will transmit audio. A video card for a desktop computer usually does not transmit audio, you would have to do it through the normal audio port (green) to transmit the sound. Also you might have to adjust where the sound is going if you are using your laptop, if it has a control manager for the video card you can shoose the defualt where to send the sound i.e HDMI. « Show Less
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Can't say for certain but I think it unlikely. I don't think most HDTV units provide USB output for sound. Even if it did, the speaker bar gets its power from the USB port which means it would not be loud enough to be useful with a TV.
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Yes. However, I have noticed a slight delay in the sound synchronization when the same thing is playing on both outputs. I have one output going from my computer to a TV over a 6 foot cable and the other output is going to a TV over a 25 foot cable.