External sound card issue with LED TV screen
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Hello,
I am on Windows 10 (64 bit), Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6600 CPU @ 3.30GHz, Radeon (TM) RX 470 Graphics.
(I hope I have provided all the PC info for better assistance ^^)
So, I will explain my little issue, my PC screen broke down, so I took the opportunity to buy a new LED TV screen (I need a big screen for sound, it's easier for production), so I connected the screen to the computer via HDMI but the problem arises at this stage!!
Basically, my TV (Saba) took over the sound as the priority; let me explain, my external sound card Audiobox iTwo from PreSonus has disappeared from the devices, and in its place, the TV has taken over, but what I am interested in is having the external sound card take over... I reinstalled the driver for the sound card, but nothing changes... what to do? (I specify that the sound card was working perfectly before)
Thank you in advance for your responses.
I am on Windows 10 (64 bit), Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6600 CPU @ 3.30GHz, Radeon (TM) RX 470 Graphics.
(I hope I have provided all the PC info for better assistance ^^)
So, I will explain my little issue, my PC screen broke down, so I took the opportunity to buy a new LED TV screen (I need a big screen for sound, it's easier for production), so I connected the screen to the computer via HDMI but the problem arises at this stage!!
Basically, my TV (Saba) took over the sound as the priority; let me explain, my external sound card Audiobox iTwo from PreSonus has disappeared from the devices, and in its place, the TV has taken over, but what I am interested in is having the external sound card take over... I reinstalled the driver for the sound card, but nothing changes... what to do? (I specify that the sound card was working perfectly before)
Thank you in advance for your responses.
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Hello,
On Windows 10: go to the bottom right on the volume icon -> right click ->
Playback devices -> right click -> Check both options, what do you have in the list?
~ Knowing how to listen is to possess, in addition to one's own, the minds of others... said Leonardo da Vinci.
On Windows 10: go to the bottom right on the volume icon -> right click ->
Playback devices -> right click -> Check both options, what do you have in the list?
~ Knowing how to listen is to possess, in addition to one's own, the minds of others... said Leonardo da Vinci.
Hi, thanks for your quick response,
so I actually have 3 options on my list:
1: LED TV (AMD High Definition Audio Device)
2: Realtek Audio Output
3: Speaker (Hercules Console MK4)
but my external sound card has disappeared and yet I reinstalled the driver just in case the TV removed the sound card!
so I actually have 3 options on my list:
1: LED TV (AMD High Definition Audio Device)
2: Realtek Audio Output
3: Speaker (Hercules Console MK4)
but my external sound card has disappeared and yet I reinstalled the driver just in case the TV removed the sound card!
Oh yes, sorry then: apparently when I go to properties of the 5 names it tells me that it's connected via HDMI so I suppose it's the TV (in connector information)...
then for the external sound card I'm using USB.
then for the external sound card I'm using USB.
So, a piece of advice: always check if the USB cable is properly connected, lol... while moving the tower to plug in the HDMI, I probably disconnected the USB cable just a little... I unplugged it and plugged it back in, and it works!!
Thanks to Judge for the advice :) and sorry again for my foolishness on this one ^^
Thanks to Judge for the advice :) and sorry again for my foolishness on this one ^^