Satellite P750 - Don't want sound via HDMI

Hi - got a P750 and an ext LED monitor without speakers. What do I have to do in order to only let the picture "run" trough the HDMI and keep the sound on the computer?

Hey,
I agree with the user above. Click on speaker icon in taskbar and choose the playback devices. Just disable the HDMI output and sound will be played on computer.
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- Use GPU and Receiver directly via HDMI. Then Analog to Speakers and HDMI/DVI to TV. No real extra SB needed, but be aware that if you got an nvidia card it may be you need to connect the sound via SPDIF - check: [url=http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/600/">http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/600/[/url] . But as SPDIF only provides 1,5Mbit/s (6Mbit/s in rare cases) and formats like Dolby True HD/Digital Plus, DTS HD Master need 18-25 Mbit/s you won't get highest quality possible as software downsamples quality. But i think anyway these formats are not supported by GPU, thats why 3rd solution exists
- As written above use GPU to SB via HDMI, SB to Receiver via HDMI, Receiver to Speakers via Analog. Most expensive as you need new SB and Receiver but thats the way they want high end sound being provided.
Keep in mind that on 2nd and 3rd solution the receiver must have HDMI I/O! Also check HDMI Version! 1.3/1.4? 7.1 is not nessacary (as your speakers can do 5.1 to 7.1 upmix [url=http://support.creative.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?catID=4&subCatID=792&p rodID=9306&prodName=GigaWorks%20S750&subCa tName=Multi-Channel%20Systems&CatName=Speaker+Systems& VARSET=prodfaq:PRODFAQ_9306,VARSET=CategoryID:4">h ttp://support.creative.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?catID=4&subCatID=792&p rodID=9306&prodName=GigaWorks%20S750&subCa tName=Multi-Channel%20Systems&CatName=Speaker+Systems& VARSET=prodfaq:PRODFAQ_9306,VARSET=CategoryID:4[/url] ) but you buy a receiver normally just once and so i would recommend to get that too. If you want a good one LipSync, Deep Color, x.v.Color should be onboard too.
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