Macbook pro 13" + TV = no sound

hi, I've connected my macbook pro 13" to my TV via HDMI cable, Images and video mirroring are good but there is no sound....

Hey there aNinona,
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
The article linked below provides a lot of great information about using HDMI which may answer your question about why you’re getting video but no audio when connecting your MacBook Pro to your TV with HDMI.
Mac computers: Frequently asked questions about using HDMI - Apple Support
My HDMI cable is connected but there is no audio.
In System Preferences, select Sound. Click the Output tab and then select your HDMI device from the list.
Take care,
-Jason

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