Hello

I have the same problem.

Audio does not work

With larger TV it works but not smaller.

Jack does not work.

Other parties commented that on load, error is thrown reading tv.

So it is an issue.

Please start a new question, since your jack does not work.

Thanks

In regards to:

Please start a new question, since your jack does not work.

Response.

My HDMI does not work for my smaller HDMI  tv.

SO I still have an issue.

The PI is an element14 PI

So I still have a HDMI sound problem

Plus

I have a jack problem

These  issues must be tied together.

The resolution other people on the net is to find a HDMI device that works.

I could not find that again

but i have this

****************

Go to end or trail for 2015 comments

https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=62155

I gave F T 's  larger TV solution a try on the largest tv I have (32" insignia) and got the same ( HDMI no sound ) results I list above with a change from jack ( inland $4.00 headset yes sound ) to forced HDMI using both the sudo raspi-config change and the Python Game sound output change way with no difference. NO HDMI SOUND for me - So what is it with F T 's big set solution for HDMI and my cheep headphone solution for JACK.

Clem Martins

I gave F T 's  larger TV solution a try on the largest tv I have (32" insignia) and got the same ( HDMI no sound ) results I list above with a change from jack ( inland $4.00 headset yes sound ) to forced HDMI using both the sudo raspi-config change and the Python Game sound output change way with no difference. NO HDMI SOUND for me - So what is it with F T 's big set solution for HDMI and my cheep headphone solution for JACK.

Clem Martins

OK

I finally got it to work on the small HDTV.

--I tried the below steps again and it worked finally.

---------But Why did the big tv work but not the small tv?

R-Pi configuration file - eLinux.org

How to edit from the Raspberry Pi

This method is most useful if you can see the display of the Raspberry Pi and you wish to make minor adjustments.

• Reboot the Raspberry Pi and enter your username and password.

• To edit the configuration file, enter the command

sudo nano /boot/config.txt

• Type in the necessary configuration parameters
• setting hdmi_drive=2
• Uncomment out
• Save the edited file

Press Control-x Press y Press [enter]

• After exiting the editor, restart using the command

sudo reboot 

Here is the config file I edited.

# Uncomment to force an HDMI mode rather than DVI. This can make audio work in

# DMT (computer monitor) modes.

#hdmi_drive=2

Before saving, I went to the blank line below hdmi_drive=2

This may be the key

Do not save on the edited line

I hope this helps for you.

also see

R-Pi Troubleshooting - eLinux.org

Is the larger TV HDMI 1.4 while the smaller is HDMI 1.3? That would explain a lot.

Clem

fredt

You may want to try this with the larger tv: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=24679

They explain mode support changes that may account for the problem.

Clem

Thank you

Your welcome. Please consider writing or blogging about your new Pi 2 for others to enjoy.

Have a great day,

Clem