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Other audio problems
No sound f r om one s p eake r . • Check the s p eake r connection (see Connecting the speakers on p age 19).
• Check the s p eake r level settings (see
Channel Level
on p age 84).
• Check that the s p eake r hasn’t been set to NO (see Speaker Setting on p age 83).
• The channel may not be r eco r ded in the sou r ce. By using one of the advanced effect listening
modes, you may be able to c r eate the missing channel (see
Listening in surround sound
on p age 52).
Sound is pr oduced f r om
analog com p onents, but not
f r om digital ones (DVD, LD,
CD-ROM, etc.).
• Check that the in p ut signal ty p e is set to DIGITAL (see
Choosing the input signal
on p age 55).
• Make su r e that the digital in p ut is assigned co rr ectly fo r the in p ut jack the com p onent is connected
to (see The Input Setup menu on p age 39).
• Check the digital out p ut settings on the sou r ce com p onent.
• If the sou r ce com p onent has a digital volume cont r ol, make su r e this is not tu r ned down.
• Make su r e that the multichannel analog in p uts a r e not selected. Select any othe r in p ut function.
No sound is out p ut o r a noise is
out p ut when Dolby Digital/DTS
softwa r e is p layed back.
• Check that you r DVD p laye r is com p atible with Dolby Digital/DTS discs.
• Check the digital out p ut settings of you r DVD p laye r . Make su r e that the DTS signal out p ut is set
to On.
• If the sou
r ce com p onent has a digital volume cont r ol, make su r e this is not tu r ned down.
No sound when using the
Home Menu .
• If the HDMI in p ut function is selected, sound is muted until exiting the
Home Menu
.
Symptom Remedy
B r oadcast stations cannot be
selected automatically, o r
the r e is conside r able noise in
r adio b r oadcasts.
For FM broadcasts
• Fully extend the FM wi r e antenna, adjust the p osition fo r best r ece p tion and secu r e to a wall, etc.
• Use an outdoo r antenna fo r bette r r ece p tion (see p age 30).
For AM broadcasts
• Adjust the p osition and di r ection of the AM antenna.
• Use an outdoo r antenna fo r bette r r ece p tion (see p age 30).
• Noise may be caused by inte r fe r ence f r om othe r equi p ment, such as a fluo r escent light, moto r ,
etc. Switch off o r move the othe r equi p ment, o r move the AM antenna.
Noise is out p ut when scanning
a DTS CD.
• This is not a malfunction of the r eceive r . The scan function of you r p laye r alte r s the digital
info r mation, making it un r eadable, r esulting in noise being out p ut. Lowe r the volume when
scanning.
When p laying a DTS fo r mat LD
the r e is audible noise on the
soundt r ack.
• Make su r e that the in p ut signal ty p e is set to DIGITAL (see Choosing the input signal on p age 55).
Can’t r eco r d audio. • You can only make a digital r eco r ding f r om a digital sou r ce, and an analog r eco r ding f r om an
analog sou r ce.
• Fo r digital sou r ces, make su r e that what you’ r e r eco r ding isn’t co p y pr otected.
• Check that the OUT jacks a r e pr o p e r ly connected to the r eco r de r s in p ut jacks (see
Connecting
other audio components
on p age 28).
Subwoofe r out p ut is ve r y low. • To r oute mo r e signal to the subwoofe r , set it to PLUS o r set the f r ont s p eake r s to SMALL (see
Speaker Setting
on p age 83).
Eve r ything seems to be set u p
co rr ectly, but the p layback
sound is odd.
• The s p eake r s may be out of p hase. Check that the p ositive/negative s p eake r te r minals on the
r eceive r a r e matched with the co rr es p onding te r minals on the s p eake r s (see
Connecting the
speakers
on p age 19).
The PHASE CONTROL featu r e
doesn’t seem to have an
audible effect.
• If a pp licable, check that the low p ass filte r switch on you r subwoofe r is off, o r the low p ass cutoff is
set to the highest f r equency setting. If the r e is a PHASE setting on you r subwoofe r , set it to 0º (o r
de p ending on the subwoofe r , the setting whe r e you think it has the best ove r all effect on the sound).
• Make su r e the s p eake r distance setting is co rr ect fo r all s p eake r s (see Speaker Distance on
p age 84).
Noise o r hum can be hea r d
even when the r e is no sound
being in p ut.
• Check that p e r sonal com p ute r s o r othe r digital com p onents connected to the same p owe r sou r ce
a r e not causing inte r fe r ence.
Symptom Remedy
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