I am looking for an HDMI dummy that has an audio port, none of the HDMI
dummy units I have looked on-line have an audio port, or I can't tell from
enquiry.
So my solution is to use an HDMI to VGA adapter and this gives you an audio
port.
It's about 6 inches long and I keep it folded over.
I use one on my Roku, it could be used on a FireStick as well, so you can
have a miniature TV, without having to use a real TV.
Glenn
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeffery Mewtamer" <mewtamer@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <raspberry-vi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2022 12:56 PM
Subject: [raspberry-vi] Re: Orca not working on my Raspbery pie 4
Considering that "requiring a connected HDMI monitor and forcing audio
through the monitor's speakers" sounds like the kind of bug the RasPi
Foundation would insist is a feature if anyone on this list bothered
to report it, I have to ask:
Do their exist HDMI dongles that will trick the Pi into thinking an
HDMI monitor is connected while forwarding the HDMI audio to a 3.5mm
audio jack? I'm also thinking it might be a decent workaround to the
Pi 400's lack of a 3.5mm jack without having to sacrifice a USB port
or deal with the headaches of bluetooth.
Admittedly, once I can get my hands on a Pi 4, I'll probably
ultimately opt for using a raspbian lite image and building up to a
usable desktop, but it would be nice to at least try using the stock
desktop without needing to invest in a piece of hardware I have no use
for and which probably costs more than the Pi and everything I need
for it but don't already have put together.
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