[Solved] How to get sound from computer to TV?

You should provide more details, like what graphics card? You might be able to send audio over the HDMI, but likely you will need to take the audio out from your card and put it to whatever audio in suport your TV has, or you can hook your Audigy up to your stereo via SPDIF or Analogue out/in.

Also the forum and google have answered this a few times, you might want to search there too.

Depends on what the audio in looks like, if it looks like a headphone jack, then you can use a long male 3.5 mm to 3.5mm male cable (like the kind for AUX in in most cars) from the headphone our audio out on the back of the Audigy card (check the instructions for the colour coding).
If it's RCA jack for the audio in, then you wold use a 3.5mm to RCA splitter cable like this;



You should be able to use both your PC sound and output to TV at the same time if one doesn head-phone and the other does audio out; but it also depends on how your sound-card outputs are currently being used, if you're using all the ports for anologue audio (to surround speakers) then you likely need to add something from the card itself (like a headphone or audio in/out jumper) for that you would need to look at the card destruction manual.

Unless as he says " The TV has an audio in (RGB/DVI) " and it's the input for either the RGB or DVI and switched between either depending on input.

I've seen that on a few commercial panels we use here at work, where the VGA & DVI just have one audio in and you select it in the TV menu as PC audio in.

"Requires DVI-to-HDMI dongle and SPDIF audio cable from motherboard to graphics card."

saw that in fine print at the bottom of the nvidia site describing the card. does that mean i can get audio through the dvi to hdmi cable?