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Scotdownunder

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#298768 14-Jul-2022 19:33
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Have a sony KD-75X9000H TV connected to an Onyko TX-NR509 via eArc.  The sound keeps dropping out for a fraction of a second every 30-40 seconds on both TV and other inputs.  Same happens whenever I adjust sound volume both via Onyko or the TV.

 

This seems to have started after I was playing around with inputs to sort some casting (Apple airplay) issues.  Any ideas ?

 

Yes I’ve restarted both TV and AVRx.


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ARIKIP
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  #2942093 15-Jul-2022 10:09
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perhaps go for the simple option first and replace the HDMI from the TV to your Onkyo. I had a similar problem from my Sony OLED to my Integra Receiver and a decent Dynamix cable from PB Tech fixed the dropout issue.





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  #2942139 15-Jul-2022 11:57
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Common problem with eARC on some current TVs back to about 2020. Various fixes depending on the root cause. It's your firmware up to date across all devices?

Scotdownunder

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  #2942355 15-Jul-2022 17:52
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Yah, change of HDMI cable has fixed the issue.  Why it stopped working after several years is a mystery.

 

Now to crack the inconsistent airplay issues.




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  #2942949 16-Jul-2022 17:16
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HDMI cables (particularly at the cheaper end of the spectrum) are notoriously poorly built and as the cables slowly twist / untwist over time, the connections at the termination points can loose continuity... hence the failures people endure.

 

 


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