After accidentally murdering Windows 10 with Antergos, I tried to get everything up and running. There's no sound coming from my TV! My TV is connected to my computer through an HDMI cable and my computer has an AMD graphics card in it. I have no idea how to get audio to play. Any help? Thanks!
Have you tried the stuff on https://www.tekrevue.com/tip/windows-10-change-audio-playback-device/ Short version Click the volume control in the system tray, click the up arrow in that (top right of the section by the looks of the images there) and then select the output device you want.
Sorry, I wasn't very clear. My computer's running Antergos right now. Not Windows 10. When installing Antergos, I accidentally replaced Windows 10!
You should probably ask at a forum dedicated to that distro. They'd be the best place for knowing how (or even if) you can turn on audio over HDMI. Otherwise you may have to run a patch cord through your PC's headpone jack to the TV (assuming your TV even allows such things, on my TV's only one HDMI port has that input, mainly meant for running DVI cables with and HDMI adapter but it should work for an HDMI with no sound too).
Ah, it sounded like you ended up reinstalling Windows 10 and are having audio issues there. You will have to go to the Distro forum for that, as it could be a driver issue or a configuration issue or maybe that distro simply doesn't like your hardware.
Did you install the Catalyst driver and run sudo amdconfig --initial --card=all? Also, do you have the PulseAudio configuration GUI installed? You can use it to swap audio interfaces.
