Connecton between Yoga 13 and home theatre?

Hello there. I am trying to connect my Yoga 13 (I3) with sony dvd home theatre system dav - DZ740 with HDMI cable, but no sound there. I want sound to be on the home theatre system when it is connected. Do you know how to resolve the problem?

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