HDMI Audio Problems with HPEnvy

Hi,
When I connect the HDMI port to an Elgato Game Capture Card, there is video, but no audio. Examining the audio options, the HDMI audio driver is not even loaded.
I have the latest drivers, and in fact, when connecting to other devidces (such as a Samsung TV or audio enabled monitor) using the HDMI port, the audio works fine, and the HDMI HD audio driver is available in the audio menus.
I know that some people on other windows 8.1 platforms have been able to do this, but not me.  I would  love a solution.
Currently, I am using the audio from the earphone port, but the sound is less good than I would like, and of course there is an additional rats nest of cables this way.
Thanks so much for any help.
Best,
Scott

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I have read your post on how your notebook is experiencing audio issues when connecting it to your TV with an HDMI cable, and I would be happy to guide you towards a resolution!
Since your notebook and TV, when connected directly to an HDMI cable work well, I recommend contacting Elgato Support to further diagnose their device. 
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