Installed fine but no audio: Can anyone help me troubleshoot?
1334102
Um, the product specs say: Superior video and photo quality Video effects Automatically adjusts for low-light conditions *Built-in microphone* Windows Live Call Button Universal Attachment Base
1867960
Maggie, Just like someone else already said, check both connections. Make sure the source of the audio is fine by connecting a wired speaker to it.Good luck!
1281352
Possibly I suppose. Check whatever the i-equivalent of "control panel -- sound" is and make sure it's enabled correctly. I only use mine with Teamspeak/Mumble but it works great.
2225511
Try rebooting the computer if you haven't done that already. If you still don't have sound, run the Creative Diagnostics to check for problems. The last option would be to reinstall the Creative drivers. Then reboot and check for sound. This all assumes that the problem is not with the card itself. By the way plug in a pair of headphones into the jack on the front of the computer to rule out the possibility that the problem is not your speakers. It's also possible that your soundcard is not seated properly. You would have to open up the computer (turn it off first and touch something metallic to remove static) and take out and put the soundcard back in the slot. I would do that if possible, before reinstalling drivers. Soundcards are very reliable. More likely than not, it's a driver (software) or connection problem. Good luck.
208325
Try this link for a download location and how to install the drivers. The sound card uses the Realtek engine so they should work.http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/1236
661721
@bkumarTry restarting the computer. Also try shutting down all programs that use sound like any internet browsers, YouTube, Netflix, Pandora, iTunes, anything that creates sound. Then go into the playback devices and select the computer speakers first and save your selection. Then go right back in and switch back to HDMI. Then test the sound again.Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222Tue-Sat 9am to 6pm Easternsupport@mediabridgeproducts.com
572217
No audio. The other (yellow BNC) output is for NTSC video out for setup and testing.
332977
Check to see if you have a good connection. Make sure the cable is plugged all the way in and none of the wires are showing or stretched anywhere. Also check for an updated driver. If none of those two work then you probably blew the speakers.
733130
Check your graphics card. I have a Radeon that transfers sound through the dvi to HDMI adapter.
1205710
You should be able to use a DVI cable with the audio cable giving you sound and picture I had the same problem and it worked for me.
1550353
Mine works fine. Does your computer support audio output through display port?
1654289
Sorry. Shouldn't need a sound card. Depending on your system config. What OS are you running?
1540641
Your Windows O/S may be different than I'm running as mine is Vista but directions should be similar enough. Control Panel>Harware and Sounds>Speakers. Select your choice.
1550351
Mine works fine. I'd try to reset your computer and/or confirm that the audio out is automatically switching to the display port (when TV is turned on). Win 7 automatically does this (not sure about older OS systems). You may also want to look for an updated audio driver for your laptop.
59209
I connected my monitor to my video card and received no sound. I used external speakers I plugged into standard port on computer.
1106828
You need to plug speakers into any CPU and then you will have sound. Thanks, Computer World
719896
ah, mine never worked with my sounddock either, and I don't have anything else to test it on. I've had it almost a year and it's just been sitting around. it's too bad.