HDMI Splitter.

[Glockwyrks]

My desktop PC is one side of the room, and my larger TV is on the other side. I've tried to utilise casting as a way to run games from my desktop to the TV, but the input delay has been quite bad.

In the meantime, I've begun using a HDMI splitter and albeit it's great for the graphics and lack of input lag now. The only thing I can't workout, is how to have the sound pushed out of the TV without using headphones connected to the PC.

Id be grateful if anyone can offer any advice?

 

[Alm]

You need to change the sound output to the HDMI. There's a speaker/volume icon next to the clock where you can choose the output device. But you do need to do it on the PC, maybe every time, I'm not sure.

 

[Glockwyrks]

You need to change the sound output to the HDMI. There's a speaker/volume icon next to the clock where you can choose the output device. But you do need to do it on the PC, maybe every time, I'm not sure.

I thought I tried this and it didn't show a device as available, I think I've done it so that the TV mimics the same as the PC monitor. Would the change in settings still work with that?

 

[Alm]

I don't know much about that. I think the TV would need to be switched on and probably the hdmi splitter with the TV selected for it to appear in the list.

 

[Glockwyrks]

I don't know much about that. I think the TV would need to be switched on and probably the hdmi splitter with the TV selected for it to appear in the list.

I did some tweaking and if I switch it to the "NVIDIA High Definition" it now actually works out of the TV.

I am utterly grateful for this, thank you Alm!

The only thing I need to fix now, is the TV seems to cut an inch of the screen off around the edge, but it looks fine on the desktop. I guess it's now to the Display settings for an experiment.