Hi all I know this is an old topic and all but it came across my Google search for an answer. After spending quite a bit of time on this, I found a solution for some of you.
It all started when I switched TVs. Before, I would always get audio no problem from HDMI. However, when I got a new and better TV, I couldn’t hear audio anymore from HDMI. I fumbled for so long trying to fix it and eventually ended up going the analogue route like some of you and using the audio out jack. However, I really wanted to see if I could still get HDMI out and finally I figured it out.
You must go to:
Main Menu
Audio Options
Down Sampling
Select “fs = 48KHz”
After that, it worked. I don’t know whether this is the default setting or what, but it’s what I’m using now, and I hear Audio through HDMI once again. :]
I’ve been enjoying Hydro Thunder on Dreamcast in stunning OSSC VGA brilliance for a while now using a cable I bought from Amazon. I’m surprised how great this cable plus the ossc has been. So far perfect compatibility with every game I’ve tried.
Sega Dreamcast Cable, eJiasu SEGA DC VGA Cable SEGA Dreamcast VGA Cable HD Adapter DC VGA BOX (1PC) https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01N67GOSS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_ixhkCb73G4JBY
Wow cool. I have an SE30 and never even thought of doing this. Seems like a fun thing to mess with.
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