DVI does not support sound. you need to plug analog sound manually to additional input. (for example, in my Philips there's 3.5mm plug for PC/HD mode sound.)
DVI does not support sound. you need to plug analog sound manually to additional input. (for example, in my Philips there's 3.5mm plug for PC/HD mode sound.)
DVI doesn't carry sound! Only HDMI does. You'll need a separate audio cable (phono or optical/coaxial depending on what you're plugging) to carry sound if you're using a HDMI-DVI cable.
with HDMI it should work. at least with PCM signal. (not all, if any, TVs have AC3/DTS decoding.) Biggest difference between HDMI 1.x and DVI is that DVI does not carry a sound. Still it's possible that your X1800GTO does not have sound capabilities of HDMI in any use. (basically it would need a some sort of sound chip in Graphics card or some sort of passthrough from sound card / sound interface.) you might want to check the installation manual of the card, how to set up sound passthrough.
EDIT: ...and London-boy, slow down bit to read the thread before replying. you basically repeated what I said earlier.