no audio output problem -- solved. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.replaytv () I have three RTV4500 units in a network and one of them just stopped working. No audio output. Or very, very weak audio output. Putting the TV's volume control at full blast...

no audio output problem -- solved. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.replaytv () I have three RTV4500 units in a network and one of them just stopped working. No audio output. Or very, very weak audio output. Putting the TV's volume control at full blast...

Setup" box drop down menu and then click ok, and then ok again to exit the sounds and audio devices menu. Your sound card should now be set up for 5.1 output, but remember that you may also need to select 5.1 audio output in any games or dvd player programs...

made sure the intorenal mute of the TV is off. I made sure the audio device in windows XP has AT audio selected. NO sound at all. I do not understand why the sound is not being output to the TV when I have the latest drivers installed, the correct audio...

hum by unplugging laptop from AC and using it's > internal battery. .... My Sony VAIO laptop has a similar problem with the microphone. > So what is the best solution? PC's provide an incredible hostile environment for analog audio. More expensive...

the sound to come out of all the speakers (kinda sets all your speakers to front) - you might have to select the audio jacks through the manager and change eat audio jack that the speakers are plugged into to "line out". - The only problem with this is when...

hardware related. I believe the audio output on motherboards/ soundcards conflicts with the audio output on High Def graphics cards. If like myself you want audio output through SPDIF disable audio through HDMI. Go to control panel/ hardware & sound/ device...

through the HDMI cable. I've tried the CAT9.4 driver and the realtek HD driver 2.22. Both give the same problem. It wouldn't be the realtek driver if using the 4870 audio output. My point, Euphoria, is that its already been shown that a PCI-E 1.0 bus...

problem with -30 db signal (barily visable) > Since *none* of these are true with a first generation receiver (the RCA > DTC-100), your generalization about "third generation receivers" is not > valid. Then what are the problems with the DTC-100, why...