hi there
i cant get sound from my pi though hdmi. how do i enable it??
hi there
i cant get sound from my pi though hdmi. how do i enable it??
Read my posts on: http://www.element14.com/community/thread/18205?tstart=0 This fixed my problem and might fix yours.
All fixed (audio + resolution)
Instuctions for others who may be experiencing the same issue with a TV and the Raspberry Pi:
1. Install a fresh image (optional)
2. start-up the Raspberry Pi and let it set itself up (normal set-up) - only on first boot
3. After you have gone through normal set-up:
a. Log-in as a normal user (debian image: pi)
b. Type the command: "sudo nano /boot/config.txt "
c. Press enter
d. Type in: "hdmi_drive=2 " [exactly as it is here]
e. Then press crtl + o
f. Press Enter
g. then press crtl + x
4. Restart using the command: " sudo shutdown -r now "
That gets the Raspberry Pi to register the TV as a HDMI device. You now have sound! For different resolution:
5. After you have gone through normal set-up:
a. Log-in as a normal user (debian image: pi)
b. Type the command: "sudo nano /boot/config.txt "
c. Press enter
d. Type in: "hdmi_group=1 " [exactly as it is here]
Press Enter
Type : "hdmi_mode=x " where x = corresponding number of resolution mode. See: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=5851
e. Then press crtl + o
f. Press Enter
g. then press crtl + x
6. Restart using the command: " sudo shutdown -r now "
Now you have desired resolution and Sound!!!
Happy Raspberry Pi...ing
Read my posts on: http://www.element14.com/community/thread/18205?tstart=0 This fixed my problem and might fix yours.
All fixed (audio + resolution)
Instuctions for others who may be experiencing the same issue with a TV and the Raspberry Pi:
1. Install a fresh image (optional)
2. start-up the Raspberry Pi and let it set itself up (normal set-up) - only on first boot
3. After you have gone through normal set-up:
a. Log-in as a normal user (debian image: pi)
b. Type the command: "sudo nano /boot/config.txt "
c. Press enter
d. Type in: "hdmi_drive=2 " [exactly as it is here]
e. Then press crtl + o
f. Press Enter
g. then press crtl + x
4. Restart using the command: " sudo shutdown -r now "
That gets the Raspberry Pi to register the TV as a HDMI device. You now have sound! For different resolution:
5. After you have gone through normal set-up:
a. Log-in as a normal user (debian image: pi)
b. Type the command: "sudo nano /boot/config.txt "
c. Press enter
d. Type in: "hdmi_group=1 " [exactly as it is here]
Press Enter
Type : "hdmi_mode=x " where x = corresponding number of resolution mode. See: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=5851
e. Then press crtl + o
f. Press Enter
g. then press crtl + x
6. Restart using the command: " sudo shutdown -r now "
Now you have desired resolution and Sound!!!
Happy Raspberry Pi...ing