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Why does HDMI audio not work on Intel NUC?
HDMI Audio Doesn’t Work on Intel® NUC Verify that Intel® Display Audio Drivers are installed Verify that HDMI audio is selected as your default playback device Check your HDMI cable Check the audio output settings on the TV Try uninstalling and reinstalling drivers
Is there an audio device on the NUC?
I understand that the NUC doesn’t have an onboard audio device. It passes audio via HDMI to, in this case, a receiver. When the receiver is turned on and the NUC is booted, the receiver is recognized. When the receiver is off and the NUC is booted, no audio device is recognized.
Why does my NUC not work with my TV?
Problem: NUC’s are attached to a Interactive touch TV and when switching inputs from NUC to whatever and back, the sound gets disable or no longer recognizes the TV as a sound device. So i work in a school district with alot of Gen 6 NUCs and now Gen 7 NUCs.
Why is my HDMI sound not working on my monitor?
In all the other cases of HDMI sound failure to my Viewsonic Monitor, the sound (if it inexplicably resolves) will occur immediately after a restart, and without prior settings readjustment. And, in every case the sound was originally working just fine, up until the Intel NUC was powered off for whatever reason reason.
What to do if HDMI audio does not work?
Check the Playback devices listed to make sure that HDMI audio is set as the Default Device. If not, right-click the device and select Set as Default Device. Click OK. Unplug the cable on both ends and plug it in again or switch ends. Try a different cable.
How can I get intel display audio to work?
Follow the steps to do a Clean Installation of Intel® Graphics Drivers in Windows® 10. Reinstall the latest Intel Graphics Driver from the Download Center. The Intel Display Audio HDMI Driver is included in the download and is automatically installed. Check the Playback devices listed to make sure that HDMI audio is set as the Default Device.
How to fix HDMI audio in Android x86?
How to fix HDMI audio in Android-x86 if it doesn’t work out of the box 1) Open a terminal (from Android menu) and ask for root access with ‘su’. 2) Check what number your HDMI card is: # cat /proc/asound/cards Generally, “0” is onboard audio and “1” is HDMI. 3) Check which devices are associated to