Unless someone has come up with a recent solution, setting up HDMI in Linux is not an easy task and not everything will work, e.g., some applications might be able to use HDMI and other may not. Yes, the nvidia drivers for Linux do support HDMI audio. Simply download the driver package for your graphics card here: The appropriate audio support for your. Where can I find them? The NVIDIA audio drivers are part of the graphics card driver package. The driver download page doesn't have HD Audio drivers for my graphics card. My motherboard audio jacks show up on my windows installation. Is there any way to get my audio jack working. The only options I have for audio are nvidia HDMI audio drivers. However, it seems that my audio does not work(motherboard integrated audio). Apart from no audio over hdmi to the tv - Ubuntu 10.10 maverick worked beautifully This fix worked for me Gigabyte GA 73PVM-S2H Nvidia GeForce 7100 / nForce 630i Linux-x86_64 Ubuntu 10.10 maverick 64-bit Kernel Linux 2.6.35-22-generic Nvidia Driver version 260.19.06 (current recommended. In Linux kernel 3.8-rc1, a regression was introduced which could cause GeForce 520 and newer GPUs to route audio to an unexpected monitor.
Ubuntu installed the NVIDIA driver by default while installing (I had opted for third party software installation option during installation). Fixed a bug that sometimes prevented the "Reset Default Configuration" button in the nvidia-settings "ECC Settings" page from. Fixed a regression that caused some display connectors on some GPUs to not report a connected HDMI or DisplayPort audio device even if the connected monitor supports audio. This page contains drivers and documentation for the nForce chipset. Release Highlights for 1.0-0310: Adds support for nForce 430/410 motherboards Adds support for 8-bit audio playback Compatibility fixes. Download Link nvidia sound driver linux
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