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Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>Well, I got the cable in. I hooked it up, nothing. Hmmmm. Then I |
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>turned around to look at my regular monitor and KDE had a pop up about |
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>new video device. Oh really. I clicked to set it up and now I have a |
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>picture. No sound tho. I can't watch videos with no sound. I'll need |
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>to work on that. ;-) |
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>I just hope this cable is going to be long enough after I run it under |
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>the floor. I think it will but it's going to be close. |
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>Dale |
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>:-) :-) |
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>I am only responsible for what I said ... Not for what you understood |
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>or how you interpreted my words! |
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Do you get sound out of the speakers connected to the computer directly? |
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If you do, but not from the TV then you have 2 options: |
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1) connect an audio cable to the tv. (My tv has that option. Not all do though) |
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2) you figure out how to send sound through the cable between the videocard and tv. For that, I would have a look into sound drivers for the audio in the card (if it has a sound device) and also in alsa (or similar) mixer settings. |
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FYI, the only time I hooked up a PC to my TV it was with a VGA cable and simple audio cable. |
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Back then, I didn't have HDMI outputs. |
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Joost |
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