Mirroring no audio

Hello i just upgrate to mountain lion 10.8.2 when i use airplay to apple tv only stream video but no audio any ideas?

Do you meet the following Requirements for Airplay Mirroring?:
Requirements for AirPlay Mirroring in OS X Mountain Lion
An Apple TV
Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation) with software update v5.0 or later. See How to update Apple TV software.
Supported Macs: AirPlay Mirroring in OS X Mountain Lion takes advantage of the hardware video encoding capabilities of 2nd and 3rd Generation Intel Core processors. Hardware video encoding allows AirPlay Mirroring to efficiently deliver high frame rates while maintaining optimal system performance. The following Mac models have processors that support AirPlay Mirroring:
iMac (Mid 2011 or newer)
Mac mini (Mid 2011 or newer)
MacBook Air (Mid 2011 or newer)
MacBook Pro (Early 2011 or newer)

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Welcome to the Apple Community.
You'll need to buy another, there is no support or warranty for an Apple TV with unauthorised modifications.

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I have tried using IPad (1st generation) and iPhone 5 to stream via Airplay mirroring and both had the same results. I was able to hear the audio on the TV but not the video.
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When iOS 5 is released, and I decided to mirror my iPad 2 onto my TV via the Apple TV, will my iPad's audio also stream to the TV? For example, I'm watching a movie on my iPad 2, and decide to continue on my TV, will my TV emit the movie audio?

We can't answer that until it is released since we don't have iOS 5.
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HT5517 my airplay mirrors video but not audio

I recently purchased an AppleTV and it has worked just fine and mirrored tv content from my MacBook Pro. Tonight for some reason it will not mirror the audio and I haven't changed any settings. I tried all the suggestions on the AppleTV support website--changing the audio to 16bit, turning the dolby off, resetting the Appletv etc and so far nothing has worked ... ??

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Hi,
I've got a MacMini (late 2009, running Lion) set up in my living room and connected to my HDTV. The audio goes to my amp via the built in digitial audio out and toslink cable.
I recently added a second TV in my bedroom and connected it via the mini display port and a HDMI cable. Unfortunately this version of Mini does not support audio over mini display port so i bought a separate USB audio card. This is connected via a Jack plug to my audio in on my bedoom TV (no amp here, non-digital stereo audio).
I would like to be able to have video and audio in both rooms at the same time. Video is working very well, but the audio does'nt come along. I can only set the audio to one output. I tried to make an Aggregate device, but still the audio sounds over one output. I tried this with both stereo audio (music) and with 5.1 audio.
Offcourse I googled and found that an aggregate device is used for creating multiple channels for audio, not for mirroring.
What i'm looking for, is some kind of setting or software(i hope) that can mirror my audio to both outputs, and if nessecary, format into the right source (5.1 for the toslink and 2.0 for the USB device). Ofcourse, everything needs to be in sync with video and eachother.
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I would like to mirror the audio output from my mac mini to the built-in output and an airplay speaker.
Therefore I added a Multi-Output Device containing the Built-in- and Airplay output, as soon as I activate the airplay speaker the sound is mirrored but unfortunately always with a crackling sound coming of the speakers set as "slave Device"... only the Device set as "Master Device" has clear sound, doesn't matter if it's the airplay speaker or the speaker (or headphone) directly connected to the built-in output.
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Greets
Chris

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Not using the optical out for audio as my speaker system does not have the optical input. I only wish the new apple tv 3 rumored to be out next week has one more audio output. In the mean time i was hoping apple tv could do the simultaneous airplay audio through airport express.
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Ash

Fixed after reboot?
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I would like to set up airplay mirroring so that audio gets directed to my airplay speakers and the images to the TV.
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Would be nice if I can stream shows from a browser to the ATV and then audio to the Airplay speakers. So far I have not been able to get that to work.
Help or advice appreciated, thanks!
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“Technological change is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal.” (Albert Einstein, 1941),
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Thanks for that suggestion and yes, I do have AppleTV, but I am still unable to get some of the applications mentioned above to mirror to my HDTV. HA, in fact, how else whould I get AirPlay to work with my HDTV?
Once again, I am looking for an across the technological board way to mirror any audio/video content from my iPad 3 to my HDTV. No copyright protection hurdles, no HDMI handshake frustrations, no inconsitant digital dropouts.
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