I have a 2016 Samsung UHD Smart TV (KU700D) with the model number UN55KU700DFXZA, and I have been using it as a second monitor for an HP laptop computer on occasion. I have done so in order to display video that is playing in the computer onto the big screen as well, instead of just on the lapton's small built-in monitor. However, whenever I have done so, I have not been able to send the video's audio to the television's built-in speakers. So, although the videos have played on the actual TV, the computer's speakers were the only ones playing the audio that was part of the video.
I figure that perhaps that is because I never installed a driver for my television on the laptop computer. Could installing the firmware that is available for download in the product support page for my particular TV in my laptop computer solve my problem? I am running Windows 7 in that laptop computer. Would that work-out okay?
I had it connected through an HDMI cable. However, I figured out the solution to my problem by finding a video tutorial on the topic in the YouTube website. Basically, if I had my computer and my TV connected right now, and I was running an app that had video with audio in my computer, I could right click on the speaker symbol in the taskbar, near the clock, click on an option that lets me select the playback device for the sound, and then choose my TV's speakers as that device.
It worked out! Thanks for your assistance anyways.
I had it connected through an HDMI cable. However, I figured out the solution to my problem by finding a video tutorial on the topic in the YouTube website. Basically, if I had my computer and my TV connected right now, and I was running an app that had video with audio in my computer, I could right click on the speaker symbol in the taskbar, near the clock, click on an option that lets me select the playback device for the sound, and then choose my TV's speakers as that device.
It worked out! Thanks for your assistance anyways.
