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New member Username: SnickersPost Number: 1 Registered: Nov-10 | Good morning, I am trying to plug my Shap Aquos but am encountering a little problem. I can get the picture on the TV without a problem using an HDMI cable. I have NOT YET plugged in the audio cable. However, there is a very weird short sound (sounds like: tsssssh) coming out of the TV speakers. I noticed that it comes out more frequently when I'm watching videos (once every 5 or 6 seconds) than when the desktop is iddle (once every 20 seconds or so), although it's not in regular intervals. Any ideas? Thanks! |
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Platinum Member Username: PlymouthCanada Post Number: 15468 Registered: Jan-08 | Welcome to eCoustics Nicolas! You must hook the audio with a audio cable directly in your TV or the Home Theater! |
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New member Username: SnickersPost Number: 2 Registered: Nov-10 | Hi Plymouth, and thanks for the warm welcome! You think that a seperate audio feed will stop the annoying noise? I don't have one and would like to make sure before going out and buying one). It's just that I thought HDMI carried both audio and video... but I assume that's not the case because it is plugged only in the video card, correct? |
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Platinum Member Username: PlymouthCanada Post Number: 15469 Registered: Jan-08 | Nicolas I understood that you hooked your PC on your Aquos? Is it right? If yes, the sound from PC doesn't work fine throught the HDMI, I have a 52" Aquos 3 months old then it not work fine from the PC then I buyed a cable jack 1/8" to RCA(stereo), hooked directly on my Home theater. The problem with the numeric on a PC is that it work only on supported files like AC3, MP3, Wave and few others, most of the time no sound come from the numeric cable. The surround work fine if hooked on the Home Theater but not if you use it throught the TV Volume. |
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New member Username: SnickersPost Number: 3 Registered: Nov-10 | Yes, the PC is hooked to the TV! I understand your explanation very well and so, I will go out to buy said cable tomorrow morning and let you know if the annoying noise problem is solved. Thanks! |
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New member Username: SnickersPost Number: 4 Registered: Nov-10 | So, I bought the cable this morning, but I still have some problems: 1) The weird popping noise coming through the TV speakers has not disappeared. 2) When I change the TV input from my digital receiver to the computer, I get no sound whatsoever! Any ideas? Cheers! |
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Platinum Member Username: PlymouthCanada Post Number: 15490 Registered: Jan-08 | Nicolas Are you using Realtek Realtek ? Which sound card model? |
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New member Username: SnickersPost Number: 5 Registered: Nov-10 | It is plugged directly in the motherboard, which is an ASUS one. How would I verify if I am using Realtek? Thanks! |
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New member Username: SnickersPost Number: 6 Registered: Nov-10 | I just confirmed that the motherboard model is: ASUS, P5P43TD |
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Platinum Member Username: PlymouthCanada Post Number: 15514 Registered: Jan-08 | Nicolas Click with the right button on the bottom right icon with the speaker volume then open the tool menu in the mixer. Your main board use a Realtek ALC887 sound chip! Read this thread which I hope help you: http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&id=20090302194502815&board_i d=1&model=P6T&page=1&count=43 Note that it's not your board then load only the drivers for your hardware! |