Can audio be output to A/V (RCA) while using HDMI (for video)?
1626587
You have to buy the turtle beach adapter and plug it in the spot right above the HDMI but yes.
1040262
Yes, when you have selected the HDMI you want you can choose where the audio will go out (TV or Speakers).
1593648
Yes. Set HDMI Control->On and Standby Through->On or Auto. It will then pass through both video and audio while in Standby mode. I have my RX-V577 unit set up this way. This is covered on page 83 of the owner's manual.
428907
I use the HDMI output for video only and use the RCA audio directly to a separate amp & speakers.
2264612
hdmi hookup has audio, but dvi and vga cables dont have audio, if u want audio u got to use the audio port jack or use the HDMI. mine is plugged into a 6770 video card using the dvi cable to get a picture to my tv. and using the audio jack cable plugged into the back of my surround sound.
347296
Yes, so for instance if you have a setup like mine, and you want to transmit digital audio over your HDMI and DisplayPort connections from your computer, as I do from my Nvidia card, you can use this cable to do so. I get audio from both connections. DVI in contrast won't send audio. I have mine connected to my AV receiver, sends both video and audio just fine, same as using HDMI. This is HDMI 1.3 though, so you don't get 1.4 features like 4K res, ethernet and return audio, but I don't need any of that, yet.
626136
yes it supports sound over hdmi. that is what i am using. go to sound and you will find drop down with a list of option. click on one you want.
1593649
Yes. Set HDMI Control-&gt;On and Standby Through-&gt;On or Auto. It will then pass through both video and audio while in Standby mode. I have my RX-V577 unit set up this way. This is covered on page 83 of the owner's manual.
1746912
Yes. You have to enable HDMI digital audio in NVIDIA Control Panel and change your target output device. I run music from my computer directly to my A/V Receiver this way.
725712
No. The only input to the monitor is a VGA port. It does not support RCA, component, DVI, or HDMI. There is also no integrated sound.
1374752
Don't know why you want to use HDMI output although there must be a headphone. HDMI is digital and RCA connection is an analogue signal, so you need a converter there (i.e. DAC or sound card). You can refer this site: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1080p-HDMI-Converter-Adapter-To-TV-Monitor-With-3-5mm-Headphone-Jack-For-Wii-/281027203595?_trksid=p2054897.l4276. Or if you want to use the RCA outlet, it will be easier. Thanks.
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on mine the audio only works for output A but you can get a "pass thru analog audio extractor" for the output B. it is made by NYKO. there are a lot of makers of this. Its a HDMI cable with two RCA jacks coming out of the thick part of the HDMI head. this pull of the Audio for sound system
1955619
I do not believe so. You mise well use HDMI if you have the capability, or simply stick with the standard A/V Cables.
120609
you don't; vga doesn't carry audio. it's not like hdmi. does your monitor have built-in speakers? if so, then there will be a line-in (aka auxiliary, 3.5mm, 1/8", etc.) input which looks exactly like a headphone jack, except that sound goes into it instead of out of it. in that case, you'll need an rca to 3.5mm cable or adapter. if your monitor doesn't have speakers, then just route your rca cables to your sound system. i hope that helps.
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No, it did not work for me. HDMI is diigital and component RCA is analog. They are incompatible. I was trying to connect my PC to a TV that does not have HDMI input. There is a small chance that if your HDMI source is a computer you may be able to change the computer HDMI output to analog but my understanding is that there are few computers that have the capability. My TV does have a DVI input so I bought a HDMI to DVI cable for the video. Then I use a separate cable from the PC headphone output to get the audio. That does work.
1644129
HDMI output A only you select it by using itI don't use it all of my equipment is full HDMI audio and video
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I know of no reason why not - once the Data Stream has been converted from Digital [HDMI] with the Video and Audio information separated to Analog Composite [aka RCA], the receiving equipment will not know the difference between this converted signal and any other [normally] generated RCA information.