HDMI is a high-definition multimedia interface that allows high-definition digital information as well as copy-protected digital audio signals.
Necessary
- - computer;
- - television;
- - HDMI adapter;
- - drivers.
Instructions
Step 1
Check the following points before connecting HDMI. Audio output via this interface can be performed only for HD2000 cards and above. Sound will be output only if you have a proprietary ATI adapter. If the card contains an HDMI output, then the chip on the video card is soldered. On some cards, the chip can be soldered into the card itself, and one of the DVI connectors of this card is yellow, then connect the adapter to it. If you do not have a proprietary ATI adapter that corresponds to the series of the card, then output the sound with a separate cable, through the output of the sound card to the input of the TV. For many TVs, a separate video input is made for video and sound; when it is turned on, the audio input is also turned on.
Step 2
Use the following types of adapters for different cards to get the sound setup for HDMI right the first time: for HD2000 series cards, use a black adapter, code 6141054300G and Rev. A. For HD3000 series cards, take the gray adapter, its code is 6140063500G and the inscription Rev. B. For HD4000 cards - gray adapter, code 6140063501G and inscription Rev. A (or B).
Step 3
Adjust the sound after connecting. If after you installed the drivers for the sound chip of the video card, the sound disappears, then this means that the sound chip is installed as the default sound device. Set the main audio card as the default device. To distribute the audio output to different cards, for example, music and games on the main card, and movies to the TV using the HDMI output, set the player's output setting to HDMI Audio. After that, to improve the HDMI sound, restart your computer and install the realtek 2.09 audio drivers, they can be downloaded from the website
