Occasionally the sound won't come on until I press the HDMI button a second time. Does anyone else have this problem?
1670357
If it's like mine, I start on HDMI when I power it up, it switches on its own to TV, then I have to press HDMI, so it sounds like a similar problem.
2089337
I've also had that to happen. Even with this HDMI it's not the fault of the cord I've found but usually with the file that I was trying to view. That's been my experience.
345207
Have you tried a different hdmi cable or a different device plugged into the same port. First thing change HDMI cable if problem persists try different device , if problem persists with second device unit is defective. If problem does not persist problem is coming from sony ps3.
1804455
I had a similar issue and eMailed ONKYO support with an explanation and request for an out of warranty repair. They approved my request because the problem was a bad HDMI board, which is a known issue. Good Luck.
1003627
Thanks very much to those who offered suggestions. Everything was fine with the wiring. A phone call to a Sony tech resolved the problem, which was found to be my selection of HDMI Passthrough to "ON". As such, the receiver remained partially powered in Standby and resulted in the hum. Re-selecting HDMI Passthrough to "OFF" cured the problem.
2069386
Is it normal? I don't know, probably not. Is it common? Yes - http://forums.cnet.com/7723-7596_102-269426/clicking-noise-after-powering-off-sony-kdl-40v3000-lcd-hdtv/ I have the same model and it clicks when it's off. And mine also did reboot once or twice - but nowadays everything is full of software you know, so I am not surprised - it can crash, reboot and so on. As long as it boots again everything's cool.
1978177
If you have connected tv, receiver, speakers properly, and initialized receiver and did the tone test and everything worked. Then make you chose thru your receiver to direct input signal from tv in receiver choose this setting HD-D.C.S i think this will take care of sound problem.
764458
I've faced the sound level went to silent. Once I've switched off and on again, working fine.the issue was when I use the HDMI.
1550350
I would say so. Try rebooting your computer after it's hooked up. Also make sure your audio is set to play out the HDMI port.
1559501
Hi Kevin, I have experienced this noise. I bought it brand new and returned and exchanged it and the second television did this as well. You can read my comment on the comments page. Did you resolve this problem? CJ
1723760
Ours kept doing that also. We had it for about 3 years and finally last year it started to the same thing. I took it in to an authorized Panasonic dealer to see if I could get it repaired and I was told that the part that was needed to repair it was no longer available. I hope you have better luck than I did. We no longer have a sound bar for our T.V.
1585276
One of your HDMI cables may be defective or non compliant. Try hooking up the Blu-Ray player directly to the TV twice, once with each cable, to verify that sound will pass through both of them. If both cables work, then the switch likely has a problem. In that case, see if you get the same problem no matter which switch port you use.
1921524
my receiver never had problem with HDMI output. which can is occurring on your receiver is a matter of maintenance. I suggest that you do so that you have a new print of his. big hug and hope to have helped.
1948217
Sounds like the hdmi board went out this is a common problem contact onkyo they usually do a one time fix as this was a defect just do a Google Search you will find alot of these had this problem.
2226958
I get that too with my sony tv and ps3 as well. i just change the signal source to something else and then back to hdmi and it goes away
158574
I haven't had that problem, but mine has an audio sync issue between the tv speaker and the surround sound. It causes an annoying echo that is solved by turning the volume all of the way down on one of them.
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go into the sound options on your computer (which you can access in your control panel) then set your sound default as HDMI, might fix your problem.