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Nuwanda
Hi
I have a problem which is exactly like the one in this thread:
Peterv50180725 Wrote:
> Just upgraded from windows media centre to vista home premium
> since doing so I get no sound on my TV via the HDMI cable
> sound is ok on the speaker outputs
>
> all drivers updated
> (http://www.howtofixcomputers.com/forums/windows-vista-installation/hdmi-sound-problem-45294.html)
The deal is, I watch videos on my laptop and at times on my TV through
HDMI. Now, as I know it, whenever I need to watch on my TV and use the
TV speakers, I have to go into Control Panel and change the Audio
Settings to set the HDMI option as Default. Isn't there a way to have it
change automatically? Or atleast have both enabled (Application outputs
to both Speakers and HDMI)? Its a pain to have to do it manually each
time. I believe its possible in Windows XP as a friend of mine doesn't
need to make this change each time. He simply plugs in the HDMI cable
and audio outputs to the TV. Uplugs it, and it goes through the Laptop
Speakers.
I'm using a Dell XPS M1330 running on Windows Vista Home Premium.
I have a problem which is exactly like the one in this thread:
Peterv50180725 Wrote:
> Just upgraded from windows media centre to vista home premium
> since doing so I get no sound on my TV via the HDMI cable
> sound is ok on the speaker outputs
>
> all drivers updated
> (http://www.howtofixcomputers.com/forums/windows-vista-installation/hdmi-sound-problem-45294.html)
The deal is, I watch videos on my laptop and at times on my TV through
HDMI. Now, as I know it, whenever I need to watch on my TV and use the
TV speakers, I have to go into Control Panel and change the Audio
Settings to set the HDMI option as Default. Isn't there a way to have it
change automatically? Or atleast have both enabled (Application outputs
to both Speakers and HDMI)? Its a pain to have to do it manually each
time. I believe its possible in Windows XP as a friend of mine doesn't
need to make this change each time. He simply plugs in the HDMI cable
and audio outputs to the TV. Uplugs it, and it goes through the Laptop
Speakers.
I'm using a Dell XPS M1330 running on Windows Vista Home Premium.