As a PC monitor, do you hear the PC audio from the monitor's built-in speakers, or through earphones (or external speakers) connected to the PC?
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I hear the sound through my external speakers, which I configured it this way. You can use the built-in speakers or both. I hope this information helps. If you have any questions, please let me know Thanks. KRM
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I plugged in with a HDMI cable into my video card and it gave me the option to use the monitor through windows sound options. Did not have to do anything else to get that option. Sound is not so great but I love the monitor for the cost I paid a while back, under $100.
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In order to hear the speakers from the TV you're using as a monitor you would need to connect an audio cable to it just as you would with a regular monitor. However, if you have speakers other than those built in to the TV, those will work without connecting anything to the TV. I have extra speakers, a 5.1 surround system that is connected to an upgraded audio card in the computer. If you do not have this, then there should be a wire to connect to your computer to an audio plug on the back of theTV, just as you would do so if you have a regular computer monitor. I hope that helps.
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I have only used it to connect my laptop to a larger monitor, so I'm not sure about audio.....but it works like a charm for the monitor connection.
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We ran WOW on the computer and the sound in fact came out of the monitor so it seems to support two channel embedded sound at least. I have no way of testing it beyond that.
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Yes, as the extermal speakers i have connected to the pc supply audio and the monitor speakers appear off.
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The monitors don't provide sound, they are just a display device. Plug your speakers into your computer, or whatever device you have your monitor connected to.
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I'm not sure what you are asking. My PC speakers are silent when I have my headphones plugged in. Settings vary on different models. But I use these Philips ear buds with my iPod which has no built in external speaker. It would be nearly impossible for anyone else to hear my ear buds while I am listening to something.
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Yes, hooking up this monitor directly to the HDMI port of your computer will carry the audio signal through and sound will be outputted at the monitor's built-in speakers. However, if your computer has a DVI port and you are using an adapter to turn it into HDMI, the audio signal will be absent and you will have to use a 3.5mm audio cable and plug it to the monitor's green-colored audio-in jack to get sound to come out of the monitor's built-in speakers.
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No, you do not. They only appear as a sound device in Windows if you attach your PC video adapter to it using a DVI cable and have it enabled in the monitor setup menu.
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I connected my monitor to my video card and received no sound. I used external speakers I plugged into standard port on computer.
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To confirm what others have said, this monitor does not have internal speakers. Just plug separate speakers into your computer audio output.
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At the rear of the monitor, under the panel that protects the external connection points, is a connector labeled with the headphone symbol. I can only assume that you can connect external speakers to it, same as you would headphones.
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There is a cable that came with your monitor, one goes in to the headphone jack on your PC, the other end goes into the connection labeled PC/DVI AUDIO IN
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If you mean just for the audio, then it depends on whether your monitor has a 3.5mm connector for audio in. Your monitor may have a jack like this for headphones, but what I think you want to do is send audio from your computer to your monitor, in which case you'll need to make sure the 3.5mm jack on the monitor is labeled for audio IN. On the computer, it would connect to the 3.5mm headphone jack, assuming you have one.
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Audio from the PC is embedded into the HDMI output port. This can be a source input for a TV or display monitor
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Yes the monitor like most, has built in speakers. Simply plug in an audio cable between your computer or other device and the input in back of the monitor. The speakers are tiny of course but satisfactory for practical sound.
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Yes, using the monitor dial on mic itself, toggling between PC sound and your own, or setting accordingly until balance suites you. (using plugged in headphones into mic)
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Can confirm that it works, using it this way right now. I hadn't been using the monitor jack just assuming that it'd mean I couldn't hear system audio without going through external speakers and I didn't want that. I actually came looking for windscreen options (besides the old sock missing it's other half I've got now) and came across this question/answer so I opened up the playback device properties and set the USB microphone speakers as default. Works like a charm.