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05-25-2011 12:58 AM
Hi,
Trying to connect my HP 8000 Elite to my Samsung TV using HDMI.
HP 8000 is running Windows 7 32 bit
I get picture but no sound.
Tried every possible thing I can think of.
Updated BIOS, sound and graphics drivers to no avail.
In the Control Panel, sound control I don't have any options to choose audio out to the TV.
Have tried the control panel for the Realtek HD Audio - but don't seem to find anything useful there either..
Does anyone know if the Displayport on the HP 8000 Elite support audio?
Can't seem to find any useful answer in the HP whitepapers...
Any input is welcome
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05-25-2011 11:45 PM
Hi Paul
Thank you for responding!
I think you are absolutely right!
Yesterday I had the opportunity to try out a brand new HP 8200 Elite - to see if it would work with its onboard Displayport..
It worked without problems.
That way I could rule out the adapter from displayport to HDMI (and of course the cable it self) - and conclude that it must be the Elite 8000 that doesn't support audio out from the displayport.
Upon connecting the TV to 8200 Elite - I get two options in the sound control.
I can choose either "local" speakers or choose HDMI Output.
When connecting the TV to 8000 Elite - I never get that option (and all the drivers are as previous mentioned updated)
I haven't had the opportunity to try out a HP 8100 Elite yet (I work at a helpdesk and have access to a wide range of different HP computers) - but it could be interesting to see if it works or not.
My conclusion:
HP 8000 Elite - no audio via displayport
HP 8100 Elite - ?
HP 8200 Elite - audio via displayport
05-25-2011 11:45 PM
Hi Paul
Thank you for responding!
I think you are absolutely right!
Yesterday I had the opportunity to try out a brand new HP 8200 Elite - to see if it would work with its onboard Displayport..
It worked without problems.
That way I could rule out the adapter from displayport to HDMI (and of course the cable it self) - and conclude that it must be the Elite 8000 that doesn't support audio out from the displayport.
Upon connecting the TV to 8200 Elite - I get two options in the sound control.
I can choose either "local" speakers or choose HDMI Output.
When connecting the TV to 8000 Elite - I never get that option (and all the drivers are as previous mentioned updated)
I haven't had the opportunity to try out a HP 8100 Elite yet (I work at a helpdesk and have access to a wide range of different HP computers) - but it could be interesting to see if it works or not.
My conclusion:
HP 8000 Elite - no audio via displayport
HP 8100 Elite - ?
HP 8200 Elite - audio via displayport
04-03-2012 01:34 AM
04-03-2012 01:58 AM - edited 04-03-2012 07:01 AM
edited by erico (second attempt)
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04-03-2012 02:01 AM
edited by erico
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04-03-2012 06:59 AM
I tried to edit my post and delete it earlier.:smileyfrustrated: Apparently it did not work. The forum is currently experiencing a few problems.
You can put a low profile low powered video card ( 1GB DDRAM w/ passive cooling) with an HDMI and DVI output to have an HDMI output that does work. There are only specific video cards that will work in a slimline if that is what your Elite 8000 PC is. That is because of the power supply limitations.
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