unit turns on,everything works but sound....some times sound will come on when in cd/dvd mode. i have checked amp and stays on not a remote problem
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I have never heard of this problem. Have you accidentally changed the volume settings for an individual source? If you have verified it's not a setting issue, I'd suggest contacting Alpine. Their tech support is very good.
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If the sound comes through intermitted my first thought is a loose wire between the unit and the amp or the amp and the speakers. It could be a faulty head unit but I doubt that.
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Eric, Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I have this unit on a bike trailer for synchronized to music Xmas lights. I finially got the bike set up yesterday to check it out but couldn't get the unit to work. I installed my old amp to get the music to work. From what I remember last year, the amp starts playing music when power is turned on if the power switch is already turned on. - Mike
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The on/off remote power actually comes from the speaker input wires. The amp senses the current from the head unit and uses that current to trigger the "remote on".when you turn off the head unit (stereo) it will sense no current from the speaker wires and shut the amp power down. Do not attempt to run a remote power write to the amp. That will cause the amp to pop when you turn the volume up and also the power will circulate and the stereo and amp will stay on even when the ignition is turned off. Only use a remote write if your using an aftermarket stereo with low frequency RCA Jacks. Good luck. You will love the power this amp has! Great sound and awesome clarity. The on/off remote power actually comes from the speaker input wires. The amp senses the current from the head unit and uses that current to trigger the "remote on".when you turn off the head unit (stereo) it will sense no current from the speaker wires and shut the amp power down. Do not attempt to run a remote power write to the amp. That will cause the amp to pop when you turn the volume up and also the power will circulate and the stereo and amp will stay on even when the ignition is turned off. Only use a remote write if your using an aftermarket stereo with low frequency RCA... » Read More The on/off remote power actually comes from the speaker input wires. The amp senses the current from the head unit and uses that current to trigger the "remote on".when you turn off the head unit (stereo) it will sense no current from the speaker wires and shut the amp power down. Do not attempt to run a remote power write to the amp. That will cause the amp to pop when you turn the volume up and also the power will circulate and the stereo and amp will stay on even when the ignition is turned off. Only use a remote write if your using an aftermarket stereo with low frequency RCA Jacks. Good luck. You will love the power this amp has! Great sound and awesome clarity. « Show Less
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1: Make sure that the right out put is selected weather it be CD AUX or whatever you are trying to get sound from2: Make sure you have to right type of speaker this power amp only uses one type of ohms If this doesn't help and even the radio doesn't work get a return auth from Amazon and have them send a new one I did have problems with the first unit I had and the second one has been working fine
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Mine did not come with a remote. I have not had any problems with the sound.
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C,Does the CD player & radio have sound? If they do have sound, maybe u should call Panasnic. It seems like more than just a firmware update.
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As I do not own any DVD Audio discs, I am not certain, but do I remember hearing something to that effect a while back. A good place to look/ask the question would be on the AVS forum. Those folks in there will definitely know. Seek out the owners thread for the unit, the answer is probably somewhere in there.
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I would try to contact Creative with this issue and try to have the remote replaced. What I assume is your problem is the fact that the system may not be able to sense when you try turning on the sound with the remote. The remote does not seem to have a switch inside of it that cuts the power on and off, and instead they seem to use a system where the device senses when the volume has been turned down all the way. Whatever system is sensing this may have broken and as a result the system will not power on. If it is in the remote itself, replacing it should help. If it is inside the subwoofer, I'm not sure it will help you much. Good luck.
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Check your dvd player to see if it has an audio sync/delay feature. I've seen some that do to adjust for the audio/video delay via HDMI. I haven't had any audio sync issues, but I'm also using optical audio to a separate stereo.
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no problems with mine. you should at least be able to use the DVD player. should return it!
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No, Do check everything others have mentioned. Also make sure your receiver is correctly configured. Run a sound test to help pinpoint your issue.
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Don't know about remote problems, but the unit I had locked up regularly and I had to unplug it for a minute or so and then plug it back in to reboot. Then it would usually work okay for a while. As soon as the warranty expired, it quit playing DVDs so I got a new one (different brand) that doesn't have so many problems.
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No,not any problems except every once and a while there is no sound from my tv, I press the on off button on the box and sound comes on instantly, I use the box on two tvs,a new Panasonic and an older Sylvania tv. Both work fine.IC/11/2013
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Had the same problem... so things to do:- Check to make sure you have power- make sure it is well connected to the Onkyo amp- check on the speaker configuration and sound mode.In my case I had to update the configuration so that it recognizes the sub is enabled. Took a few minutes to go though the menus...
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TV Ears normally hooked to the cable box and the sound coming from the DVD isn't wired through that box. Actually sound can be heard even after the TV is turned off if the modem box is still on. Might try plugging the sound cords into the back of the DVD box in the audio out.
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I have not had this problem so I may not be of much help. However, did the sreen suddenly stop working? Do you get any sound? I assume you tried both the remote and the button controls on the top of the box. Do your voltages match? (Assuming you are in S. America and not Columbia, Tennessee, USA!)
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No. Mine works fine in terms of the audio. Can it be the dvd you're playing?