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If it's still not working after doing what I've said above, then you could also try to uncomment hdmi_drive=2 in /boot/config.txt to force HDMI mode.

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I've been able to find out this solution because of the omxplayer (that worked) which is a very basic music player that doesn't use the alsa driver, instead it has it's own drivers named openmax, so the problem had to be coming from the alsa drivers. Then select the HDMI output using the speaker icon in the taskbar and that's it. None of the things in the config file will affect your audio so I think the best way is to put them back as they were by default and then open a console and do exactly this: sudo apt-get remove -purge alsa-utils* I gave up and put all the options back to how they came by default but then I've found out that when I play an audio file using this command: omxplayer -o both file.mp3, the audio was working so I've decided to give it one more try and I've finally found the solution. I've tried every solution in here and i couldn't get the HDMI audio to work.

Click the icon at the top labeled Exit (Esc) Hopefully that will work and you will now have audio with your HDMI.

This can make audio work in #DMT (computer monitor) modes hdmi_drive=2 '# uncomment to force a specific HDM mode rather than DVI.

Uncomment the HDMI option by deleting the # in front of it, so the section now reads:.

Under the config.txt tab of the Config editor, scroll down to the section that says:.Click on that icon and the Config editor will open One will be a drawing of a pencil and paper labeled 'Edit config (e)'.

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At the top there will be a series of icons.

As soon as you see that screen, hold down the Shift key on your keyboard and keep holding it down until a screen comes up with the Noobs menu.

As it is starting up, you will see a screen with a drawing of a Raspberry and the words 'For recovery mode, hold Shift'.

If that does not work, try changing your config.txt.

Reboot your Raspberry Pi and see if your audio now works.

Use the right arrow on your keyboard to highlight and hit enter.

Use the right arrow on your keypad to highlight and hit enter.With the down arrow on you keypad, scroll down to 2 Force HDMI.With the down arrow on your keypad, scroll down to A9 Audio and hit enter.With the down arrow on your keypad, scroll down to 7 Advanced Options and hit enter.When it opens, type in: sudo raspi-config.

Open the 'Terminal' in the upper right hand corner.

If you are having trouble with audio through HDMI, try the following:

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