Output to Samsung TV [SOLVED]

[peter maddison]

HERE <http://imageshack.com/scaled/medium/910/ei0R1E.jpg> is a 
screenshot of System Settings > Multimedia (I hope this what you're 
referring to)

Got it working!!!
I don't know how though. I messed around with the settings making it go 
through the built-in Audio and then back to the setting as shown in the 
screenshot then used the speaker jack and connected it to the analogue 
audio in and.... It worked!

Thanks for that Clay.


On 17/01/15 18:03, Clay Weber wrote:
> On Saturday, January 17, 2015 01:20:29 PM peter maddison wrote:
>> I hope somebody can help me with this problem.
>>
>> I have an ASUS M5A78L-M/USB3 which has 3 video outputs; 1 VGA , 1 DVI &
>> 1 HDMI. My monitor is connected via the VGA.
>> What I am trying to do is connect my 51" Samsung Series 4 (PS51E450A1W)
>> via the HDMI.
>> I have done that by using a HDMI cable, that was the easy part. The hard
>> part is SOUND.
>>
>> How do I get sound to the TV.
>> I have tried using the standard audio output which you connect the
>> speakers to but that does not work.
>> Yes, there is a SPDIF output next to the HDMI output on the MoBo BUT
>> there is NO SPDIF INPUT on the TV, so HOW do I get sound to the TV???
>>
>> With my previous MoBo, ASUS M3A76CM, I did have it connected to the TV
>> via the DVI to HDMI. How I got the sound to the TV was by using the
>> output which is normally used for the speakers.
>>
>> I did buy a SPDIF cable before I checked the TV to see that there is
>> ONLY SPDIF OUTPUT. I have seen something on eBay
>> <http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Optical-SPDIF-Coaxial-Digital-to-RCA-L-R-Analog-A
>> udio-Converter-with-3-5mm-Jack-/301489588581?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_Other&hash=i
>> tem46322e0965> to convert SPDIF digital to analog but want to be sure that
>> it will work connecting to the audio in next to the HDMI input on the TV.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Pete
> With HDMI, it may be tricky depending on the video card and the driver used.
> Most all will support audio output using the hdmi, but a few may require the
> non-free proprietary drivers (nvidia and amd). With the cable plugged in,
> check out System Settings >> Multimedia, and check that the hdmi output is
> visible, and is moved to the top of the  list in the appropriate sections.
>
> Another thing to try to test (assuming that hdmi audio is available and
> present) is, when playing a video or audio piece, is to click on your kmix
> icon in the system tray. You can right-click on the output stream for the
> audio/video, and select "move" to send it to a different output device, to see
> if it plays where you want it to.
>

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