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kiwis

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#242684 9-Nov-2018 11:05
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I just want to check something. 

 

I'm going to plug my laptop into my TV via an HDMI cable. Will the sound go to my TV?

 

I've done this before with VGA connection but had to play sound off my laptop, which as you can imagine was awful. Added some speakers to the latop but not the same quality. 

 

Hoping if I go down and buy an HDMI cable the sound will then go through the TV.

 

 


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SpartanVXL
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  #2122656 9-Nov-2018 11:30
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Yes, HDMI carries audio. Your TV is highly likely to output automatically from its speakers, just remember to check which output device your laptop is set to.



kiwis

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  #2122696 9-Nov-2018 13:15
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SpartanVXL: Yes, HDMI carries audio. Your TV is highly likely to output automatically from its speakers, just remember to check which output device your laptop is set to.

 

Works a treat!


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  #2132331 23-Nov-2018 05:56
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kiwis:

I just want to check something. 

 

I'm going to plug my laptop into my TV via an HDMI cable. Will the sound go to my TV?

 

I've done this before with VGA connection but had to play sound off my laptop, which as you can imagine was awful. Added some speakers to the latop but not the same quality. 

 

Hoping if I go down and buy an HDMI cable the sound will then go through the TV.

 

 

 

 

TVs with a VGA input usually have an audio line in input to pair with the VGA.

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