My ICOM BD780 is set to 5.1 by default. Music and effects are fine, but no voices. I don't know how to change the default setting using the manual
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Same problem here. Changing the "Audio setting > SPDIF Output Configuration" settings effects which channels come through, but I can never get all 5.1 channels to go through
867041
I can't get this fixed either! I've had many 5.1 dvd players and this issue is new. Did anyone get fixed???
867042
I have the same problem! Did you get it worked out. If so HOW??? I wonder if my AV receiver is too old.
867043
Plug the red cord into the jack labeled "c" instead of where it would normally go; this solved the problem for me.
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On page 18 of the manual, it lists the steps for audio settings--I would suggest you go thru all the steps in the order shown for that page as well as 19 and 20--You may want to recheck the settings on your amplifier as I have not had this problem on any discs.
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Not sure if this will be any help since you left out any detail on your hardware, but I did have a problem when I hooked up a ROKU box because the ROKU "Settings"->"Audio Mode" default settings were "Surround". There was no soundtrack at this point, only something that sounded like static. So I changed the "Audio Mode" to "Stereo" which worked. From this result I am guessing that the Convertor box can also output digital sound, not just analog but I did not test this assumption as it did not matter for my application. Also the application (Netflix,etc) settings needed changing. Not sure if this will be any help since you left out any detail on your hardware, but I did have a problem when I hooked up a ROKU box because the ROKU "Settings"->"Audio Mode" default settings were "Surround". There was no soundtrack at this point, only something that sounded like static. So I changed the "Audio Mode" to "Stereo" which worked. From this result I am guessing that the Convertor box can also output digital sound, not just analog but I did not test this assumption as it did not matter for my application. Also the application... » Read More Not sure if this will be any help since you left out any detail on your hardware, but I did have a problem when I hooked up a ROKU box because the ROKU "Settings"->"Audio Mode" default settings were "Surround". There was no soundtrack at this point, only something that sounded like static. So I changed the "Audio Mode" to "Stereo" which worked. From this result I am guessing that the Convertor box can also output digital sound, not just analog but I did not test this assumption as it did not matter for my application. Also the application (Netflix,etc) settings needed changing. « Show Less
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its plug and play. Try turning up the volume on your tv or tuner (which ever you have it plugged into). if that that doesn't work right click on the volume control and go to playback devices. From there run the test on each device till the audio on your TV responds then set that one as the default.
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have to go into the sound menu and then manual set up the DB level, but I noticed that depending on the meda the stero is playing the amplitude levels change on the speakers
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There is an EQ for the mic and an EQ for the music. I think factory defaults are set in the middle for both.
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I have not notice increase or need of adjustment during change from dialog or sound effects or musical score. I have my speaker using optical line not wires so I don't if that would make a difference, also it does have a 3 band equalizer which I have adjusted to my preference.
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This is Star's husband. I use a Zoom H4N and change the settings to dual channel. You have to change the audio when your editing it to dual. I had the same problem. I don't know of any way to change the settings on the unit.
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Did you adjust audio settings-BD audio settings to "direct"? You need to feed direct, not pcm, to the 606. I have this problem with my sony s-550, but now they are mates matched in heaven. Just finished watching Traitor: dolby trueHD, Max Payne:DTS-HDmaster audio, The Dark Knight: dolby digital blu-ray. The sound is seriously lossless like what they said.Also, have you adjusted preset listening mode in setup menu of the 606? Set Dolby TrueHD to Dolby TrueHD , and such in that sub menu?Hope this help, BTW, the 606 is the beast once that TrueHD or HD-Mastr light are up ! Did you adjust audio settings-BD audio settings to "direct"? You need to feed direct, not pcm, to the 606. I have this problem with my sony s-550, but now they are mates matched in heaven. Just finished watching Traitor: dolby trueHD, Max Payne:DTS-HDmaster audio, The Dark Knight: dolby digital blu-ray. The sound is seriously lossless like what they said.Also, have you adjusted preset listening mode in setup menu of the 606? Set Dolby TrueHD to Dolby TrueHD , and such in that sub menu?Hope this help, BTW, the 606 is the beast once that TrueHD or HD-Mastr light... » Read More Did you adjust audio settings-BD audio settings to "direct"? You need to feed direct, not pcm, to the 606. I have this problem with my sony s-550, but now they are mates matched in heaven. Just finished watching Traitor: dolby trueHD, Max Payne:DTS-HDmaster audio, The Dark Knight: dolby digital blu-ray. The sound is seriously lossless like what they said.Also, have you adjusted preset listening mode in setup menu of the 606? Set Dolby TrueHD to Dolby TrueHD , and such in that sub menu?Hope this help, BTW, the 606 is the beast once that TrueHD or HD-Mastr light are up ! « Show Less
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Sorry but No. I Suggest Like I, Buying a 6-7-8 or Better Channel Spektrum Controller. The Better Ones will Remember Your Models Settings. As You Advance in RC, you'll Possibly Not Encouter This Issue Again. One of Mine Remembers 30 Model Types. I Can't Fathom 30 Different Models, But........?
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Actually, in the setup menu of the BD55K you can scroll down to the audio configuration to set both DD and DTS to ouput PCM-only and downconvert to stereo. You won't have to repeat this process every time, and when at such time you upgrade your receiver you can always change these settings to output bitstream. But in the meantime Yamaha's proprietary DSP Soundfields should keep you quite "surrounded." It was quite effective as I remember :)
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Having recently gotten a G11, I was perplexed by this problem as well, saw this post, hit the up arrow on video playback, and voila: sound at last. Somehow I'd missed this instruction on page 33 of the manual: "press the [up arrow & down arrow of the wheel] to adjust the volume." Makes sense, though not so intuitive. One point I'd offer: on my G11 it doesn't matter whether I have operational sounds (shutter, startup, etc.) on mute or at a low setting. Playback audio can still be heard provided one taps the up arrow button.If a number of other people have had the same problem, Canon might want to add this instruction to the troubleshooting pages in the back of the manual. Having recently gotten a G11, I was perplexed by this problem as well, saw this post, hit the up arrow on video playback, and voila: sound at last. Somehow I'd missed this instruction on page 33 of the manual: "press the [up arrow & down arrow of the wheel] to adjust the volume." Makes sense, though not so intuitive. One point I'd offer: on my G11 it doesn't matter whether I have operational sounds (shutter, startup, etc.) on mute or at a low setting. Playback audio can still be heard provided one taps the up arrow button.If a number of other... » Read More Having recently gotten a G11, I was perplexed by this problem as well, saw this post, hit the up arrow on video playback, and voila: sound at last. Somehow I'd missed this instruction on page 33 of the manual: "press the [up arrow & down arrow of the wheel] to adjust the volume." Makes sense, though not so intuitive. One point I'd offer: on my G11 it doesn't matter whether I have operational sounds (shutter, startup, etc.) on mute or at a low setting. Playback audio can still be heard provided one taps the up arrow button.If a number of other people have had the same problem, Canon might want to add this instruction to the troubleshooting pages in the back of the manual. « Show Less
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I haven't touched it since I got it. It was great out of the box. Try going back to the factory settings.
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I could not find that setting. That is what I wanted also, but no luck with this model.
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Yes, I had this problem as well. The default settings were opposite what the manual defined.
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I have mine set to 5 and the other dail is on 120 check also check your reciver settings for subwoofers that will help alot your reciver might also have vol control for your subwoofers
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Pretty simple! Whatever it is you're using, you have to go into the sound settings and set it as the default sound output device. So for PC, go to the Control Panel, Sound, and pick it under the playback tab. Same goes for it not working with any other application like Skype. But changing it in the control panel should fix for most, if not all!Should be listed as "USB audio device" .
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Sweet, I did that as well as some other adjustments on my blu-ray input. I will set mine back to standard & see if it helps. Any suggestion on settings i should use Nick?