MBP13 Hasw - HDMI to Samsung UE40D6750 - sound transfer troubles. Anyone?
I am using an HDMI cable but I just can get any sound transfer to my SSung TV. Can anyone help me out here?
found it: Control Panel - Sound and set HDMI as default
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You must restore from a computer.
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I just got a new HD Samsung TV and have connected it to my Macbook Pro through the Mini-HDMI port. There are two HDMI inputs on my TV, DVI and ARC. I'm using DVI. The video displays perfectly but I'm having a little trouble with sound.
Once I went to system preferences and switched the audio output method to "SAMSUNG - HDMI" my iTunes music began playing through the TV speakers. I played a .wmv video from my hard drive; sound and audio all worked well. However, when I attempt to play anything through the Internet, Youtube, Hulu, Pandora, no sound... I still get video, and if I switch the Output source back to "Internal Speakers - Built-In" there's no problem. I don't know if it makes any difference, but I'm using Google Chrome as my Internet Browser.
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**** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
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Subdevices: 1/1
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[dspider@arch ~]$
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Hello,
I am new to OS X and i have tried to adjust the sound when plugged to the secondary monitor through HDMI which of course didn't work.
I have been using windows and a linux for years now, and everything works seamless.
I believe that this could be easily solved by Apple as long as their are willing to do it. Having a virtual device for sound control is not that difficult.
All the bests
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Alter the volume before sending the digital signal down the HDMI connection, this means the signal is no longer exactly as it was originally. Apple's current (apparent) view is that this should be done at the end i.e. playback device not at the originating (Mac) end so as to minimise the number of devices making changes to the signal. Basically 'volume' is the amplitude of a an analogue wave form. (Where else do you think the term 'amp' comes from.)
Not to alter the volume of the signal at the Mac end but instead to send a signal down the HDMI cable to tell the end i.e. playback device to alter the volume, this uses a standard called CEC (Consumer Electronics Control), unfortunately at the moment no Macs support this standard - it has to be supported at a hardware level so a simple Apple software upgrade to implement this is not possible. I have previously logged an official enhancement request for this with Apple - the more people who do this the more likely it is to be added, since now all Macs include HDMI it might happen at some point.
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1.83GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
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Also what type of cable would I need for the better option? Currently I have none. I have a 3.5mm jack audio cable, which has the same male connector on both ends. Would I need any of the following to get setup:
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DVI to HDMI cable?
I'd rather not use Apple's adapter, if possible. I've found straight connections to work better than through an adapter of any kind.
I'm trying to get everything ready, so that when it does come, I can simply plug in and use straight away, without having to go out and buy a cable before hand
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It might help if you post the model number of the TV, such that those with experience of it, or the opportunity to do some digging, can let you know whether the HDMI option is suited to your needs or not. However, you can be pretty sure that the VGA connection will work just fine, since by far the most common complaint has been with minis which do not correctly get ID from the display when connected via HDMI.
In your situation I wouldn't be so much concerned at using an adaptor - there's no reason to think they would not work perfectly well as long as they are firmly connected. Certainly I've used both DVI/VGA and DVI/Composite adapters with Mac minis for quite some time and not experienced any problems.
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