Using inboard hdmi output and video card hdmi output at same time

[ungovernable]

I'm trying to find a solution to use two different displays at the same time with my HTPC. Both would me HDTV so i really need it to be HDMI with audio.

I'm thinking to buy a new video card that have an HDMI output.

My motherboard also have an HDMI output and I was wondering if i would be able to use my video card's hdmi output AND my motherboard's hdmi at the same time so i can output audio/video to my two HDTV ?

 

[noidea_77]

Depending on the motherboard you use, it may work with two active graphic cards. What will not work is the audio on both hdmi plugs, because windows can only handle one audio playback device at a time.

 

[ungovernable]

Damn, i really need 2 hdmi output both with audio.

If i get a video card with two hdmi outputs, will i have audio on both ?

 

[noidea_77]

Damn, i really need 2 hdmi output both with audio.

If i get a video card with two hdmi outputs, will i have audio on both ?

If you can find one!

 

[ungovernable]

I may buy this one if it's sure that i can get audio and video on 2 hdtv at same time
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814129271

 

[noidea_77]

VisionTek says: DDMA enables Radeon™ HD 7750 Series GPU with the ability to output multiple and independent audio streams simultaneously through digital interfaces that support audio, such as DisplayPort™ and HDMI®.

 

[ungovernable]

Oh nice, so i guess it means that this card would also do the same thing since it is the same GPU:
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814161417

i just have to use a displayport to HDMI adapter

 

[ungovernable]

Bought & Received the card. Video works through HDMI but not through DisplayPort at the same time. I will only get audio through one of the ports.

"HIS" support is useless. Doesn't even reply to my tickets.

*** this P.O.S. card, doesn't even do what they advertise.

 

[noidea_77]

Yes, all the hits on google say "you can send audio to multiple devices", but in fact it means a DDMA enabled application can do it. AMD has a sdk for it, but i couldn't find a single software that supports the feature so far.