I have a problem with the ps3, it is hooked up via hdmi and whenever I click on a game it makes a loud ticking sound and doesnt stop til I exit
345207
Have you tried a different hdmi cable or a different device plugged into the same port. First thing change HDMI cable if problem persists try different device , if problem persists with second device unit is defective. If problem does not persist problem is coming from sony ps3.
345208
While I personally do not own a ps3, and cannot answer the question from experience, I do suggest looking at: https://support.us.playstation.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4584/~/hdmi-sound-issues#humOther troubleshooting suggestions include changing the HDMI cable, as it may be defective. If all else fails, do contact ASUS technical support or Sony PS3 technical support.
345209
I have a similar issue with my Playstation 3 (which needs to be repaired now) where if it crashes, it would make my LG TV make a high pitched noise until I turn the TV off. I think it's a bug in the HDMI's audio output, or a sign that your PS3 is going bad.
1028714
I'm having the exact same problem. One thing I have noticed - if the HDMI cable is not connected the "muting on" problem does not happen. For instance, I can listen to the TV audio through my Sony using an optic cable (as long as the HDMI cable is disconnected). But, within 10 seconds of hooking up an HDMI cable (even if I'm not using it) the "muting on" comes on. I can turn it off by hitting the "mute" button on the remote - but it will keep randomly muting itself every 30 seconds to 2 minutes. Aaarrrrggghhh! EDIT: I was able to solve my problem by disabling the "automatic muting" feature. (Who wants THAT?). Here are the instructions from Sony on how to disable the "feature": http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&externalId=C1003157&fes=true
1734298
The clicking sound is loud. If you play a game on your computer the clicking sound begins to annoy you, especially if you have you have your computer volume low.
2230422
I guess one thing to rule out is the input. If you have component cables instead of hdmi, you might have one of them loose. Also like they have said, to reset your pictures setting to default. Also try different sources if you can (Cable, dvd, blu ray) to see if it does it on all of them. The off brand one I bought has a slow warm up time and randomly starts to flicker the screen slightly. I learned my lesson and I will buy the more expensive factory replacement when this one goes out. Let us know if you still are having trouble after trying these things.
318854
No issues here, does it happen with every game you play?If so, you might want to ask on a computer forum like http://www.techspot.com/community/Be sure to list your computers spec's so that others have an idea on what might be causing it.
1227485
I have not seen that happening on my tv, does it happens while watching different video sources, (BD, Video Games, regular t.v cable or satellite) or only in one of these? if it happens no matter the video source it may be the t.v. if its only on specific ones you could try to change cable connections or the problem could be on the video source.
92035
Have similar issue, seems the hdmi out port is to blame, changed all the cables (several times) to no avail. This started after only 6 days, bought because of a relative small number of problems, only to encounter one myself. I have yet to find a fix and not willing at this time to have it repaired will prob send back for a replacement
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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.
608985
Mine have an issue that doesnt support the Ps4 for some reason,the image flickers and do funny things....only with ps4. Could only mine, not sure, and the speakers are really bad so y dont recomend it to be used without other speakers.........hope this helps.......cheers
1000154
Probably a connection issue with one of the components hooked to the TV (mine happened to be a Sony DVD player...) removed that and the hum went away. Gave me an excuse to get a progressive scan DVD player... hooked it up and still no noise. It took me a bit to narrow it down, since I've got so many console systems. ;)
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The issue seems to be related to Bravia Link (HDMI-Control/HDMI-CEC) Disable "Control over HDMI" and my issues have been resolved. This may help you, it may not. This only seems to help with my Bravia turning off and the random "reset" of the video input together. Audio doesn't seem to have any issues since I have sound disabled and it is being piped from the over Optical to a Sony Soundbar.
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Problem: I have a similar problem on my Samsung LNT4069fx. It only happens when I use my HD signal from my cablebox (with both HDMI and component cables). When I watch blu-ray on my PS3 via HDMI, it's perfect. It's also perfect while I play games on the Wii. I think it has to do with the cable signal. **Updated!! SOLUTION!** Short story: The cable signal coming from outside isn't properly grounded, forming a ground loop. Solution: I just plugged in my MONSTER Power Strip that has a coaxial cable surge protection. Now it shares a common ground. Note: Some surge protectors may not actually function the same way. If this method fails, I read (from a post by Alan F.) that you would need a Jensen VRD-1FF ($50). http://groups.google.com/group/alt.tv.tech.hdtv/browse_thread/thread/042cdec0bb60a6ff **EXTRA INFO** I personally think that MONSTER Product retailers are ripping us off when it comes to HDMI cables ranging $80+. I bought my HDMI 1.3a cables from http://monoprice.com for $8. Yes only EIGHT dollars. They work EXCELLENT.
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you have to use the ps4 hdmi cable same thing happen with me. it works the hdmi cable have to be 1.4
74370
Didn't have a PS3 to test it, but you should be able to connect it with AUX cable and mute the TV. I did a similar thing with my android TV box.
389475
I just purchased the Sony HT-7000DH and hear a clicking sound. Were you able to fix this problem? I may end up returning this product.
547340
Your problem may be caused by using component cables and not HDMI cables. You do not have to use $150 HDMI cables but use shielded cables. I got mine on eBay for $9 ea for ten foot cables. The picture is flawless.
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In addition to running your receiver from your HDMI out put to your monitor, run an audio optical cable from your cable/satellite box to your audio input on the receiver, that should fix the problem in all" modes.Rich