How do I set this receiver so I don't receive audio through it after My LED TV is turned Off?
2060535
Man, I wish I could help. I know mine automatically turns off when I turn off my LED TV so they are somehow synced already. I never did anything special when I set it up. I have a Samsung TV. I don't know if that makes any difference at all. I'm also using all HDMI. I'm thinking maybe it's the configuration of how your system is set up? Please do update when you figure it out as I'm getting ready to purchase a new TV to hook up with mine and I might just have the same trouble.
2060536
Sorry I don't know how without turning off receiver or change input or turn off source(Cable box or Player). Need to read manual or contact customer support.
2205123
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.
395022
I have direct TV and I plugged it to the audio on the receiver. I called TV Ears for help
996758
You can turn it off on the remote receiver. There is a switch that can change the alert tone or turn the receiver off.
696873
In the setup of my TV, I disable the TV speakers so that I only get sound through the surround sound system speakers which get their audio from the receiver. I agree with the other suggestion to call tech support assuming that the loss of sound from the receiver is random and not caused by an action by you.
144040
I just use the ARC or audio return channel HDMI port with my tv. Your TV has to have an ARC too. Every brand has a different name for it, SHARP is auqos and SONY is bravo something. If you have this on your TV it is on the receiver and it will turn on and off and volume up and down with your TV. You will need the remote for the receiver for all the other programming on it though. Just hook the HDMI cable to the ARC port on your TV then to the receiver. Then turn them both on. Then when you power down the TV and directv your sound receiver will shut off too. If you have anything else with a ARC HDMI port (Blu-Ray) when you hook it up it will shut off the same way but the only thing that turns on with the TV is the sound receiver. hope this helps.
2283254
If you are running your external speakers through a receiver, all you need to do is turn the volume all the way down to zero on your tv remote (do not mute). Then control your volume with the receiver's remote.
230760
Make sure your tv is on the external speaker setting, but if blu ray is ran through the receiver the tv shouldn't have to be on......
1975292
Not sure. For me I have my home theater receiver connected to it and it turns off other devices. Check and see if there is a minimum load that has to be on the control socket. It is sensing the change in current
1921521
I really can't answer this for sure as I do not use my receiver with a TV or sound bar etc...it is strictly used in my home theater so that feature is not used. however, I did use it to do the initial setup and had it connected for a few days with no problems as others have mentioned.
1716411
I keep my tv speakers off and the surround sound, whether watching tv or playing a dvd comes through the sound system of the receiver.
75936
I've found sometimes just reboot the whole system since it checks for an active input, I know what you mean though bro! Turn everything off and then power everything on but the speakers play audio and turn it on
605970
Mine is plugged into a switched 110 volt outlet on the back of my stereo receiver. When the receiver is off, the outlet is off. However, as others have said, it doesnt need to be turned off.
1872513
Almost forgot, I don't have my TV here, but is there any automatic sound adjust in the setup menu you can turn off?
1769543
Your receiver should support ARC (Audio Return Channel), make sure it is enable on the receiver. That's how the sound from my over the air tv get's back to the receiver
1550354
I remember having that issue when I first hooked mine up as well. I think the source for your audio on the TV is messed up. Make sure you have audio coming out of the TV and not through a receiver or make sure the receiver will play the audio. I have to turn off my TV speakers in order for the audio to play tthrough an external source.
2118653
You may have a short somewhere (+/- touching) with the speaker wires. I'd disconnect all wires, pull receiver plug out of outlet for 10-20 seconds and reconnect. See if it turns on or not. I had a short on mine where wires were barelly touching somewhere and the receiver would turn off with MCACC lit.