Top 20 Samsung UN46D6000SFXZA 46in Led Hdtv 1080p 120hz - Page 7 Questions & Answers

IC's just do not blow up - something drove it to such drastic action! Best bet is to get a hold of a schematic for your device and also check out parts in the environs.

I think I might know if not sorry but, you might be in airplane mode or, try unplugging your headphones did it work? If not then has your phone been dropped at all? Or is the headphone cable rusty? If so, let me know and I might be able to help

With one of these: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/aluratek-bluetooth-audio-transmitter-white/4236915.p?skuId=4236915

Check underneath the connections on back. Mine was on the bottom underneath the other ones. It might be there.

Looking at the guide and information for the TV it doesn't mention connecting a subwoofer at all. In fact it states N/A for the option. I do not think you can connect it directly. I would contact Samsung for more information.

The simple choice would be the headset connection. There are other optical to RCA connectors which will give a better quality audio. Hope this helps?

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Do you have the correct video input selected on the TY remote control?

Samsung User Manual for your TV: https://guideusermanual.com/view-user-manual-un55j6201af/359702/208617/9 JVC receiver manual: https://www.manualagent.com/jvc/rx-5030vbk/users-manual/page-11 Connect Audio Out on TV to Audio In (TV sound IN) on the JVC

Dear Anonymous, Check out this website: http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks I managed to remove the region code lock from my Samsung HT-E6750W blue ray player almost effortlessly with their help. There must be a fix for yours as well. Good luck. Drew

SOLUTION: This was happening to us for over 6 months, lately its every few minutes, i just figured out its due to faulty front touch pad, if you open the unit and remove front face of the player, remove the single small ribbon wire that connects to front touch pad, leave the other little ribbon wire as this is for the remote control IR receiver, only the remote control can work with this now obviously.

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I Could help you more if I knew the Model Number of your Samsung Smart TV. But to be short, try checking the audio menu of your television, and turning off internal speakers and switching the audio to external output. The smart TV should detect the kind of audio system you have connected to it.

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Hello, first thing I would try is swapping out he HDMI cables. One or more of the cables could be causing interference. Also you might opt to purchase HI speed HDMI Cables as to regular ones. Standard HDMI Cable - This is a cable designed to handle 720p/1080i resolutions and capable of a total minimum bandwidth of 2.25 Gbps. Standard HDMI Cables can handle some of the HDMI features, but not all at the same time like a High Speed HDMI Cable can. The one feature it cannot support is the HDMI Ethernet Channel.

Fiber Obtics is activated all the time on most units. take a look at the fiber connector, if you push the little door on the connector and look in side you should see a fiber optic light glowing red. If not there is a problem with the units Digital. 1. Connect the digital input(optical) on the product to the Digital output of the external digital componet. 2. Press the FUNCTION button to select D.IN input. * The mode switches as follows: BD/DVD -D.IN-ONLINE-HDMI 1-HDMI-2-FM.

Some Samsung models can wirelessly connect to each other. You would have to check the manual for your tv and soundbar. Otherwise, the easiest way would be via optical cable.

You have a few options depending on the entire system. Do you have the TV audio output connected to the home theater system? In that case, connect the Blu-ray player to an HDMI input on the TV. Then leave the home theater system set to the TV input, while the TV is set to the HDMI input for the Blu-ray player. This is the simplest method. You could use an audio extractor/converter. Here's an example: https://www.amazon.com/J-Tech-Digital-Premium-Extractor-Converter/dp/B00BIQER0E . This will let you send the video signal to the TV (with a second HDMI cable) and have digital or analog audio sent to the home theater system. If the TV doesn't have an available HDMI port and the home theater system only has analog audio inputs, you could use an HDMI to component video converter. You'd use something like this: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/770115-REG/KanexPro_HDRGBRL_HDMI_to_Component_Converter.html . (Do not use an HDMI to component cable. Those only work with some projectors.) I hope this helps. Please add a comment with more details about your TV and audio system for more specific information. Cindy Wells

What's blocking it? Without having any idea what it is, it's difficult to suggest a remedy.