Audio sync using my cable box and 705? How do I adjust the receiver to bring the audio in sync with the picture?
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Check out the threads on avsforum.com and you should find a solution to your problem. I'm using the 705 with Cox cable box and Netflix streaming (Roku) inputs and have had NO audio sync issues but have seen some reports of them on the website I referred you to. Cheers
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Hi Eddie. I use a Western Digital Live TV and a Set Top Box. Both connect via HDMI, and both sources have their audio duplicated and sent through the analogue headphone/speaker port. I connect PC speakers to that port and it works great. Greg
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You can do a couple things. Buy an adapter for RCA like you said, or try to go right into your receiver. If you have a cable box, then you could pull the audio directly from there instead of through the tv. What i do is pull the audio through my home theatre system instead of through the tv.
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I have mine running though my Onkyo TX-SR705, which to my knowledge utilizes the HDCP handshake and never had any issues whatsoever. I get full 1080p video output as well as full high def audio without fail.
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Has anyone had any problems with audio/video being out of sync? This reviewer had problems with this on the 720 model: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3TPJCPHOD8OK8/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B004QOA92A
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I have direct TV and I plugged it to the audio on the receiver. I called TV Ears for help
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Tom, Like you, have a Samsung HD cable box from TW. Connected HDMI to my Pioneer Plasma. Problem I am having is when changing HD channels picture is scrambling for about 5-10 secs before coming in. Analog stations change without a problem, just in HD. I switched out the box twice, same problem. Had a techinician come over, he switched out the box again, same problem. Put the component connection and works fine. Tells me it's the monitor. Pioneer says that's ridiculous, it's the cable box. I have been reading numerous threads about this problem. It's the TW cable box, it does not have the proper software to support HDMI. You have to call TW up and complain and see if they will fix the problem. R
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Go with directly connected to one-connect box and audio back to your receiver via HDMI ARC or SPDIF (Optical) cable. The interface is actually quite nice on the Samsung TV. You could always try to connect it into the receiver and see how it goes. Also if you're using a 4K TV that automatically upconverts the image, I would disable the upconversion on the receiver. I've had better results on my Denon S900W with upconversion disabled interfacing to a UN65HU9000.
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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 ended up buying the Panasonic TCP-54V10, for $1,950 at hhGreg; also bought Pioneer receiver VSX-1019 and LG-BD390; now I need to figure how to make it work together !!!!I noticed the Receiver does not have a coaxial connection for cable TV; I guess I'll need to rent a cable box for $18/month.
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I used an audio receiver with capable surround sound. Connected tv with digital audio cable. Bought a powered sub-woofer. Great sound. So happy with price vs performance.
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Yes, that shouldn't be a problem. Mine isn't hooked up to a cable box but it is hooked up to a cable connection using a co-ax. The sound is a little tinny without speakers but the picture is great albeit small. I'm very pleased with mine.
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Need more detail and I am assuming you are talking about the sync between the video and audio. Check your receiver or processor for settings and delays etc. I have two 809's and run thru a Yamaha receiver and a Mcintosh processor and both work great. You also might try running your video cable direct from the Blu-Ray if you currently are using a connection thru your receiver. I am making assumptions here because you did not give much detail or what other equipment is involved.
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If I were you I'd first make sure that your monitor supports HDCP. Otherwise it's probably not going to work. If it does support it, it will be a simple plug and play HOWEVER you will need a surround sound or some similar a/v system to output your audio to. most monitors do not have a way to play sound at all. Most cable boxes have component out (red/white plugs basic audio) and optical audio (smallish square port with flap that has best audio).
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MicheleIf your cable box is like mine you only need the HDMI cable only to send the signal to the TV, It handles the audio and the video. also choose the source on the remote control for the Tv. good luck . Mike
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Mine is not comming from the sub. I've disconnected the sub and all the speakers 1 at a time and still have it. I did go into the Direct TV set-up and changed some audio settings and it is now at a lower voluume, but is still there. I thought maybe it was the Direct TV Receiver, but I disconnected it & still get have the hum running the receiver on fm stations.Thanks for the inputP.S. I have the Onkyo TX-SR705, not the 805.
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You should be able to run an hdmi cable from the reciever to the tv and make sure the sound settings on the tv are set to output to the hdmi and make sure your box is turned on and set to the hdmi input