Guys,
You're doing way too much for a simple problem - With BD's never assume it's a driver problem because it usually isn't.
Narrow it down some:
First - If you're using a notebook or desktop that has a remote control for your BD player (e.g., my HDX notebook has a docked remote) then you have to adjust your sound from the remote - it's assumed if you have a remote that you're using it to control playback, not a mouse. Stupid? You bet.
Second - If you're outputting to an external monitor, you have to redirect the audio from your PC to the monitor, as default speaker setup is normally set for PC or Headphones. Open your Sound tab, find the current default setting, then click on HDMI or SPDIF, whichever you have, then click on Default. Restart and you should have audio. Yes, SPDIF out works if you have HDMI-HDMI connected.
Third - if you're using DVI-HDMI, DVI doesn't carry audio - you need HDMI-HDMI or a separate audio cable to go to an external monitor.
Lastly - If you're using an external monitor, don't forget that it has it's own HDMI settings as well. If the HDMI channel you're going into isn't setup to receive audio, you won't get anything. This of course depends on the specific HDTV you have. You can normally access HDMI settings from the remote.
If none of these help, put down your specific setups and BD players so there's more info to draw from.
This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at Oct 07. 2008 05:57