Turning the speakers off on theToshiba REGZA 42RV530U 42-inch Can't seem to figure out how to do this. Anyone have any clues?Thanks
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All you have to do is turn the volume down to zero. It will not come back up by itself and will not interfere with you surround sound system.
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Hello,Did you ever figure this out? I just bought this TV last night and I'm very happy with it, but I use a surround sound system and have to keep the TV volume on 0. There should be a way to turn the speakers off - right?Thanks for any info.
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On most TV's you can go to the menu and turn the tv speakers off if you desire
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Tom here. I'm happy with Oontz speaker quality and sound. Don't like the voice either and have not found a way to silence it. There seems no way to silence it not turn it down. Sorry fellow tech lover!
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When watching regular TV the speakers are great. When watching a DVD, I have to turn the volume way up. I have not tried to add speakers
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Are you sure it isn't the subwoofer? It stays on all the time even when the system is turned off and produces a low level hum, constantly. That seems to be the norm for all the subs and the Onkyo receivers. I was surprised to walk into my media room and hear the hum coming from the sub and the system was turned off. Sub is always in stand by. Just a thought.
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Ours has a switch on the bottom of the car to turn it off. I don't know if there is a way to mute the sounds, though.
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On my TV once I plug in the headphones the TV speakers turn off automatically only allowing me to hear through headphones. Have to unplug headphones to get TV speakers to work again.
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Chime sound - Hit the 'menu' button on your remote, go down to the "Setup" icon (moving gears), hit the enter button (circular button in the middle of the up/down/left/right arrow buttons), go down to the "Melody" menu item, click the right arrow button. Choose "Off". Headset - I'd recommend getting a wireless headset. You can hook this up to the audio out connections in the back of the set. Do a search for 'wireless headphones' on Amazon and you'll have tons of choices. Touch of red - I, too, don't see why Samsung makes mention of this in their materials, or why people react to it. I'm guessing you have to have the TV in front of a very light background to see it. Mine sits in a dark wood entertainment center, and isn't noticeable.
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If you have a preamp output on the receiver. Some have this, most do not. This is what I use. If you use a line level input on the speaker, say from a CD player or the receiver fixed level outputs, it is possible to overdrive the speakers. There is a volume control on the speaker and the remote to control, but I don't think the speakers reset to zero volume when shut off. You should turn on the speakers first, lower the volume, then turn on the line level input. The alternative is to use some type of Apple MP3 player. Also there is a Blue Tooth receiver available.
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We also have external speakers and, to my knowledge, we did not turn off the TV's speakers. Sometimes I turn on only the TV, just to check the weather, andthe speakers are definitely working. We notice no conflict between our additional speakers in the surround sound system and the Tv speakers.
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Then it off with the remote. Then hit the display button on the remote. That turns off the lights while the speaker is off.
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jmaze, would need a bit more info in order to be of help, most likly your tv speakers are not turned off and are fighting with the yamaha. I would suggest that you check all settings on the TV and on the yamaha. if still no luck, try calling cox and/or yamaha, both should walk you through the set up, good luck.dj
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My husband has connected our external TV speakers to the unit and turned off the TV speakers. He said it was not very user friendly, but with perseverance it can be done. Sorry, I don't know what zone 2 is.
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It maybe that your TV has it speakers turned off. On my Sharp you have the option to turn the TV speakers off, on one of the menus if you use a sound system. I had to turn them off though I got a weird echo effect when I had the sound bar and the TV's speakers going. Might want to look at your manual to see if that's an option.
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I'm having the same problem with speakers shutting off for long periods of time; I am not using the batteries. Is there a way of getting a more powerful "tuner", or whatever it's called. Also, Royal has the worst customer service I've ever known; everything has to be done by "mail". Not worth having to spend the money to send them back to the company, only to have them tell me they work o.k for them. If they worked continually, they would be great. The "signal's" the problem for me.
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Yup I HAD that problem as well when I was using RCA inputs but when I changed to Digital Optical, I found that the volume was way too loud and had to turn it down a lot just to fit viewing need. Well, the way I have my setup with the same HTIB(Home Theater in Box) is: PS3&gt;Reciever via Digital Optical for Audio PS3&gt;TV via Component(Plan to upgrade to HDMI once the cable comes) TV&gt;Reciever via RCA(Red and White plugs) For yours specifically Castellanos, I think we need a bit more info on the TV and the Toshiba, like what kind of Inputs and Outputs are on the back of both products or if not that way, give a link to see information on those items. Hopefully we can get this straighten out as with others in the same boat.
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I use a Home Theater System and when I plug in to it, it turns off the external speakers.