On 20 May 2010 13:54, Bill Cumming <b...@s0l.co.uk> wrote: > What settings are in the BIOS for audio? there should be an option (If it's > anything like my Zotac ION board) for switching onboard audio between > "internal codec, external codec, internal+external codec". To get HDMI Audio > select "internal codec" that uses the HDMI for sound output. > > > Afternoon, >> >> My Revo is up and running, Lovely little box, very small and very quiet, >> fits my requirement perfectly. >> >> However, I'm having some issues with the HDMI bit. The Revo sees my >> Philips TV as a 32" when it's actually a 26". I've played with the settings >> and I've got pretty good output now, just some black bands down either side. >> Any idea's on how to make the Revo see the TV properly? >> >> Also, I can't get any audio out either. I've tried the different options >> under the sound settings but still not so much as a squeak. Any advice would >> be appreciated. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Simon >> >> -- >> QUANDO OMNI FLUNKUS MORITATUS >> > -- > Regards > > Bill Cumming >
I too am running a Revo, the display works fine but I only have sound from the headphone socket - once I have selected analog hardware output in the sound preferences. I had not thought to check the bios, thanks for the suggestion Bill, I will do so tonight. Otherwise the revo works well with Lucid Lynx and I really like XBMC as it looks good and supports high definition .mkv files (unlike my PS3) I had to change the options on my TV display to alter the aspect ratio, but otherwise the display works find with both open source and nvida drivers. -- John Stevenson jr0cket.com leanagilemachine.com
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