Why do I get strange audio static, using the BluRay HDMI inputs to TV?
1404272
sorry, I do not know. Mine doesn't have that proble. Perhaps the cable or the connector is damaged.
1404273
Sorry, I do not know. Mine doesn't have that problem. Perhaps the cable or the connector is damaged?
1327949
I know that if you have a plasma tv it will interefere with the sound and create static. I have one, but the static is minimal. Make sure there are no obstuctions in the way and you have a clear line of sight for the infrared sensor to stream a good signal. Also, I use the spdif (optical) cable instead of the white/red. Not sure if this makes a difference or not, but it may be worth a try. Hope it works!!!
2023689
if connecting with HDMI then the audio output probably is digital on the TV.
824377
Could be the cable, or the connection between the cable and the set or cable box also. I'd try giggling the cable first and next replacing the HDMI cable or swapping to a composite cable bundle.
578838
Like Peter said, not all TV's bridge the sound from an hdmi in to a stereo out(digital/coax etc..) Try using a different output port, or going hdmi to the stereo, and then hdmi to the tv
1475393
My guess is without knowing your setup is that one of your tv's don't have Audio out. Notice the plugs that it uses in the picture, some higher and lower end tv's skip this as it is an old tech also since it cancels the HD sound with analog sound.
2062700
I have my computer output connected to a surround system instead of directly into the television. Make sure that you have the audio on your computer turned on and the connection to "audio out" and not "microphone". If connected properly, you should not be able to hear the laptop audio. It should be directed thru the converter and combined into the HDMI connection at the set. There should be no audio coming from the computer speakers if properly connected.
1855819
Be sure that you are connecting the tv and the soundbar (on the "out" input) with the kind of hdmi cable that also carries ethernet. I wasn't at first and I did get sound but it wasn't right.
342732
I was able to nearly remove the lag in the sound by usinfo both the HDMI to the smart TV and the red and white audio cables to my RCA cables to my separate sound system. I hope this helps you.
1630110
How are you connecting? If you are not using and fairly new HDMI cable I would start with that. What is your HD source? Try a few different devices with HDMI connections. I doubt it would be the case but you may be getting interference from your power source you can use a surge protector made for home theater to filter it out. That's all I got if you don't find the problem in these things I would say its your TV and you should look into an exchange. If you get it right it is a great picture. Good luck
2284706
I had surround sound and two of the 7 speakers hummed when I put the Direct TV HD in "pause." To fix this problem go to the Direct TV remote, setup, settings, audio, and turn "on" dolby digital. Mine was off and caused the hum!
943820
I didnt have an issue with mine. You have it the receiver to automatically detect and send audio? Maybe try a different HDMI?
1864219
Sounds silly but are you sure you have the tv set to the proper input setting? (my tv has 4 hdmi inputs) wish I could be more helpful
2067765
I'm not aware of any solutions apart from utilizing the headphone out on your audio receiver. With a TV this nice you've got a sound system, right? ;-)
110460
By all accounts, it's the HDMI connection. Be sure to change the TV settings to the HDMI for sound
339942
I had static also. Am returning the device and ordering a new one from a different seller. I suspect the quality control may not be optimal and some may have static and others not.
1935703
What sources do you have it connected to (cable box, blu ray player, av receiver, etc)? Does this occur on each source? Has this occured starting when you first used the tv or is it new? Without knowing any other details ensure your cables (likely hdmi) are secured on both ends.