Qosmio G30 - No Sound in HDMI out With Plasma

Hi
I tried to coonect my g30 to a Plasma tv , I only get video without sound
I changed my defult device to Digital Output Device (SPDIF Out) , but it didnt help
I only have in playback devices is::
Speakers / Headphones
Digital Output Device (SPDIF Out)
Please HELP

yeah the video quaily in the TV is superb that's why i really want the sound work
in the BIOS setting i only get (ntsc , ntsc (J) ,pal(s-video))
Are you sure on TV is everything enabled properly?
Yes , my PS3 and Xbox360 is working perfect
Do you use high quality HDMI cable?
I used 4 HDMI cables
one of the is came with the laptop
another one came with the PS3
and one with the TV
so it all High Quality HDMI
the are some setting inside Digital Output Device (SPDIF Out) what is the default settings???
by the way i found in some forums the say make the default device is Digital Output Device (HDMI) but i cant find it

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