HDMI Sound Problem with TV & AMP

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stevemat

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#116231 22-Apr-2013 19:19

I have a Panasonic SD50Z TV and Yamaha 673 AV Amp connected via an HDMI cable. I have MySky hooked up to the AMP
If I switch the TV on first, then the AMP, I get MySky Sound through the AMP fine.

If I switch the amp on first, I get the MySky Sound, but it cuts out when I turn on the TV!

I assume it is something to do with HDMI control on the TV and or AMP but have change setting with little result?

Dunnersfella

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#803952 22-Apr-2013 21:38

Turn off all your HDMI control functions on the TV...
Also, what HDMI port are you plugging into on your Panasonic TV?

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stevemat

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#804670 24-Apr-2013 08:15

TV is recess wall mounted and hard wired via cat6 and 1 hdmi cable back to amp. I am using hdmi2 on TV
I need the TV to output video and sound back to amp to play movies off my home network via flan.
To get this to work I appear to need the Tv to have hdmi enabled do it will output the audio to av4 on the amp!

sidefx

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#804709 24-Apr-2013 09:04

I also have a pannie TV and yamaha receiver. I seem to remember there was something around ARC I turned on on the receiver and then set tv to "home cinema" to get things working. I still have the occasional problem in that generally when I turn the TV on the receiver turns on too and all is good - sound from TV, HTPC and xbox plays through the reciever. But on the odd occasion the reciever doesn't turn on and the TV then automatically flicks back to the TV speakers and I have to go into the viera settings and turn it back to "Home Cinema" - It only happens very occasionally and never actually happens to me - usually the kids or mrs. The sound does keep working of course, but the horrible tinny sound from the tv always annoys me ;-)

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stevemat

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#805078 24-Apr-2013 18:03

Great help thanks mate, it was the Viera Link Speaker Setting, as you advised it had changed its self back to TV from Home Cinema, sorted ow!