I put all of the tips I know into the Laptop Audio Faqs. There is nothing for the 1558 b ut you might check out the 1555 tips. However in your subject line you wrote "uses receiver + monitor". I don't know the details but some people have written in that it is even harder to get the laptop HDMI audio to work with receivers versus TV's.
That is what I thought you meant. It has been reported to be particularly difficult to get HDMI audio to work with a receiver. I do not remember the reasoning that was given but several people posted about it. Even with a TV it can still be very difficult. Did you visit the Faq's? Click on the one named "How to Enable HDMI Audio".
Before write this I check all variant's (install drivers from realteck site e.t.c.)
Did you install a Realtec audio driver? If you did it is probably not a good idea because your audio uses an IDT driver.
The Faq explains that it is the video driver -- ATI or Intel -- and not the audio driver that produces HDMI audio.
>>That is what I thought you meant. It has been reported to be particularly difficult to get HDMI audio to work with a receiver. I do not remember the reasoning that was given but several people posted about it. Even with a TV it can still be very difficult. Did you visit the Faq's? Click on the one named "How to Enable HDMI Audio".
Yes, i check this threads and don't find solution.. HDMI audio still disabled
Sorry I cannot help. If the tips in How to Enable HDMI Audio were of no use I have nothing more, except for this suggestion. You could list all of the things you have tried, so that anyone else seeing this thread can spot if there is something else that you have not tried. If you were more specific it might help someone to help you.
Jim Coates
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September 23rd, 2010 09:00
I put all of the tips I know into the Laptop Audio Faqs. There is nothing for the 1558 b ut you might check out the 1555 tips. However in your subject line you wrote "uses receiver + monitor". I don't know the details but some people have written in that it is even harder to get the laptop HDMI audio to work with receivers versus TV's.
angryalf
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September 23rd, 2010 10:00
I mean I use HDMI-HDMI cable to connect my laptop to this device http://origin.www.sony.co.uk/product/hcs-home-cinema-receiver/str-dg520/tab/overview
and from receiver to monitor http://www.usa.philips.com/c/pc-monitor/24-inch-61-cm-e-line-full-hd-243e2sb_27/prd/?t=specifications
So I don't understand why HDMI audio is inactive.
Before write this I check all variant's (install drivers from realteck site e.t.c.) and can't find how this make work.
Maybe any know how this solve?
Jim Coates
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September 23rd, 2010 13:00
That is what I thought you meant. It has been reported to be particularly difficult to get HDMI audio to work with a receiver. I do not remember the reasoning that was given but several people posted about it. Even with a TV it can still be very difficult. Did you visit the Faq's? Click on the one named "How to Enable HDMI Audio".
Did you install a Realtec audio driver? If you did it is probably not a good idea because your audio uses an IDT driver.
The Faq explains that it is the video driver -- ATI or Intel -- and not the audio driver that produces HDMI audio.
angryalf
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September 24th, 2010 03:00
>>That is what I thought you meant. It has been reported to be particularly difficult to get HDMI audio to work with a receiver. I do not remember the reasoning that was given but several people posted about it. Even with a TV it can still be very difficult. Did you visit the Faq's? Click on the one named "How to Enable HDMI Audio".
Yes, i check this threads and don't find solution.. HDMI audio still disabled
Jim Coates
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September 24th, 2010 05:00
Sorry I cannot help. If the tips in How to Enable HDMI Audio were of no use I have nothing more, except for this suggestion. You could list all of the things you have tried, so that anyone else seeing this thread can spot if there is something else that you have not tried. If you were more specific it might help someone to help you.