When I hook this up to the optical out on my TV and hook up my Beats Solo 2 headset all i get is a repeating pop or thumping sound any suggestions?
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Check your TV settings and look for your audio settings. Make sure the output is set to PCM as this box can't convert other signals and is usually the cause of this problem.
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I haven't had any problems with volume. You might reread the instructions and then make sure the bass input volume is in proper relationship with the overall CD & bass output volume. Also, some headphones require more power than most, and your BT2 might not provide enough output to power them. And finally, you may have a defective unit.
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I don''t have a Apple TV unit so not familiar with the set up. If you receive sound through both speakers by removing the Apple TV unit from the circuit and hook the DAC to your TV and your analog components, then I doubt the DAC is creating the problem.
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I have that same issue, I thought at first it was coming from the show I was watching but that wasn't the case. I'm debating on returning it for a replacement. The static can be quite annoying at times...
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First thing I would try is fiddling with the headphone plug in. Try sticking the plug in and pushing towards the edges, and see if the noise changes while you do that. Second it could be noise from the system, try a different audio source too.
2107820
It might be sound output is too loud, or you might have problems with the energy that goes to the receiver. Try connecting it to another wall outlet or using a surge protector.
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I installed my sound bar through my bluray player. I don't know if you're trying to plug in from your tv or what, but the sound should come from whatever is actually playing the media.
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Same here, when I connect my AUX cord, to my iPhone. I can hear 3 faint pops. Nothing to bad thou...
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I had a similar problem with a different set and the issue was a defective jack, causing the same signal in phase opposition to be sent to both ears. It sounded almost ok without noise cancellation (no stereo effect though) but when I turned on active noise cancellation the sound would go out. If you still hear faint sound when you turn NC on, it could be your problem. If the sound goes completely off, there is something wrong with the headphones (or the battery is dead)
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Go to the Sound properties in Control Panel and make sure it is pointed to use this devices audio driver. This was an automatic process when I installed mine, but obviously there is some other variable in your system. Also go to Device Manager and remove the device and re-install, could be an issue with the audio segment of the driver. Shouldn't be this hard to get audio, so if none of this works it may be defective as others have stated. Hope this helps.
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yea sound is ghosting, just unpair one of the devices. both devices are giving the same sound out.
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I have not had this problem. Have you tried different RCA cables? Also, try checking your computer's sound drives.
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I had the same issue, but in my case plugging in a pair of unused headphones did reduce the Wii audio output to the TV enough to eliminate the distortion. The audio in the plugged-in headphones still sounded distorted, but the TV audio sounds fine. Maybe you can try plugging in different headphones?
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It could be your input cable from your music source. Try a different cable first before declaring the unit defective.
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I have never had a problem like this before. I think very highly of this sound system. I'm thinking about buying another one of these sound systems for my other TV which has a worn out sound system. Hope this helps you out.
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try use mono or stereo headset ... if both didn't works mean ur audio jack has issue ... good luck
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Try using a different aux cable. I have had that issue before where I had a mono aux cable. I had no idea there was a difference. That's the last thing I can really think of.